A new CEO has been named at Fort Worth-based Schumacher Electric Corp. Joseph Rainone will lead the company, which produces EV chargers and power conversion products. The company's board is pleased with the selection, citing Rainone's leadership experience and ability to drive growth.
Further details about the appointment and Rainone's background are available from Dallas Innovates, which reported on the announcement from Schumacher Electric Corp.
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