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Bay State Milling has announced the appointment of Alain Hanna as its new Chief Financial Officer, marking a significant step in the company’s continued growth and innovation journey.
Hanna brings with him extensive financial leadership experience across the premium food ingredients, consumer packaged goods, and agriculture sectors. Over the course of his career, he has held key roles at industry-leading companies. His expertise spans financial strategy, operational leadership, and building high-performing finance teams.
“We are happy to welcome Alain to Bay State Milling,” said the company in its official statement. “His strategic insight and leadership will be critical as we continue to evolve and expand our offerings to meet the future needs of the food industry.”
Hanna joins Bay State Milling at an exciting time, as the company deepens its commitment to its core grain-based legacy while advancing its portfolio of innovative, better-for-you ingredients. As CFO, he will lead all financial operations across Bay State Milling’s national network of 11 facilities and manage a diverse and growing ingredient portfolio.
With his appointment, Bay State Milling strengthens its executive leadership team, aiming to deliver sustainable growth and long-term value to customers, partners, and stakeholders.
Bay State Milling is a leading supplier of plant-based ingredients, committed to innovation, transparency, and supporting a healthier future of food.
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