Jack D. Michaels

86 year

Consumer Durables

Producer Manufacturing

Non-Energy Minerals

Profile

Jack D.
Michaels held several high-level positions in various companies.
He was the Chairman, President, and CEO of Snap-On, Inc. from 1998 to 2009.
He was also the Chairman of HNI Corp.
from 1991 to 2005.
Additionally, he served as a Director at IPSCO, Inc. from 2000 to 2007.

Former positions of Jack D. Michaels

Companies	Position	End
SNAP-ON INCORPORATED	Chief Executive Officer	27/04/2009
IPSCO, Inc. IPSCO, Inc. SteelNon-Energy Minerals IPSCO, Inc. produces steel mill products (coil and discrete plate) and fabricated products that include energy tubulars and cut-to-length products (tube, hollow structural, hot-rolled coil, plate, sheet and slab steel). The company has manufacturing and scrap-processing facilities in Canada and the US (mostly in western Canada and the midwestern US). The company's plants produce around 3.5 million tons of steel annually. Its markets include the oil and natural gas, manufacturing, agricultural and transportation industries in Canada and the US. The company was incorporated in 1956 under the name of Prairie Pipe Ltd. and in 1984, the company changed its name to IPSCO, Inc. The company is located in Regina, Canada	Director/Board Member	16/07/2007
HNI CORPORATION	Chairman	04/05/2005

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Listed companies	2
SNAP-ON INCORPORATED	Consumer Durables
HNI CORPORATION	Producer Manufacturing

Private companies	1
IPSCO, Inc. IPSCO, Inc. SteelNon-Energy Minerals IPSCO, Inc. produces steel mill products (coil and discrete plate) and fabricated products that include energy tubulars and cut-to-length products (tube, hollow structural, hot-rolled coil, plate, sheet and slab steel). The company has manufacturing and scrap-processing facilities in Canada and the US (mostly in western Canada and the midwestern US). The company's plants produce around 3.5 million tons of steel annually. Its markets include the oil and natural gas, manufacturing, agricultural and transportation industries in Canada and the US. The company was incorporated in 1956 under the name of Prairie Pipe Ltd. and in 1984, the company changed its name to IPSCO, Inc. The company is located in Regina, Canada	Non-Energy Minerals