Scott Huckins Becomes CFO of Reynolds Consumer Products Following Michael Graham’s Retirement

Reynolds Consumer Products Inc. (Nasdaq: REYN) has announced the appointment of Scott E. Huckins as the company’s Chief Financial Officer, effective from November 13, 2023. Mr.Huckins will succeed Michael Graham, who will transition to an advisory role until his retirement in February 2024. To facilitate a smooth transition, Mr. Huckins will assume an advisory role with the company starting on October 23 and officially take on the role of CFO on November 13.

Lance Mitchell, Chief Executive Officer, expressed his enthusiasm about Scott joining as CFO, highlighting his extensive experience in leading Finance at consumer staples and publicly traded companies, including his role as the CFO at SunOpta. He noted that Mr. Huckins demonstrated expertise in P&L management and served as a general manager, contributing to the turnaround of one of SunOpta’s business units.

Mitchell also expressed gratitude to Michael Graham for his leadership contributions to Reynolds Consumer Products over the years. He praised Graham’s role in managing resources, developing a strong Finance team, and taking the company public.

Scott Huckins expressed his excitement about joining Reynolds Consumer Products and his eagerness to work with the team to drive further growth and margin expansion.

Scott Huckins brings substantial experience to the company. He most recently served as the CFO of SunOpta, Inc., where he contributed to significant revenue and earnings growth through operational focus and portfolio prioritization. In addition to his role as CFO, he served as the general manager of SunOpta’s fruit business unit. He also played a key role in the 2020 sale of SunOpta’s global ingredients segment, which was the company’s largest business unit at the time.

Before his role at SunOpta, Mr. Huckins served as the CFO of Claire’s Stores, Inc., where he led recapitalization and business consolidation initiatives followed by a change of ownership. Prior to that, he held positions at Sears Holdings, RSC Holdings, and Pioneer Advisors and had various leadership roles at Koch Industries Inc. and affiliated companies.

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