Johnsonville has announced that Nick Meriggioli, the current Chief Executive Officer, will retire, with his last day being December 31.
Don Fussner is set to take the reins as Johnsonville’s next CEO. He joined the company as Chief Financial Officer in 2019 and later assumed the additional responsibilities of Chief Operating Officer. Fussner boasts over 25 years of experience in the food industry.
Meriggioli took on the role of CEO in 2015, succeeding the long-time CEO Ralph Stayer, who had held the position since 1968. The company’s current owner and chairperson, Shelly Stayer, attributes Meriggioli’s tenure to the growth of Johnsonville’s U.S. retail, food service, and international business units, as well as his strong leadership during and after the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shelly Stayer expressed her gratitude, saying, ”If our culture remained a priority, high member engagement and business growth would follow. Nick has modeled that and has been a strong advocate for our Johnsonville Way culture, and we are especially grateful for his leadership.”
Stayer added ”Don is a strategic and operational leader with proven success across the entire value chain. He is a strong coach and people-focused leader who will continue to prioritize Johnsonville’s unique culture.”
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