Rich Products, one of the largest convenience store foodservice producers in the U.S., named Jamie Lowe as its new executive vice president and chief financial officer, the company announced on Wednesday.
In her new role, Lowe will “oversee Rich’s financial strategy and planning, risk management, capital structure, and key growth initiatives,” according to the announcement.
Rich’s former CFO, David Faturos, has been named Rich’s chief accounting officer, according to information from the company and on LinkedIn.
Lowe joins Rich’s from poultry producer Tyson Foods, where she was most recently senior vice president of enterprise corporate finance and development, according to her LinkedIn bio. She joined Tyson in 2022 as CFO and SVP of international markets.
Before Tyson, Lowe spent nearly three years in CFO roles with food and beverage manufacturer Danone and roughly 20 years in a variety of positions with CPG company Unilever.
“Jaimie’s extensive financial expertise, coupled with her strong background in digital transformation and innovation, make her the right global leader to drive operational excellence and Rich’s aggressive growth strategy,” said Richard Ferranti, CEO of Rich Products.
Steady leadership for Rich’s financial team will be important with the global market’s uncertainty in the face of tariff threats and consumer unease. Rich’s has undergone multiple rounds of layoffs over the past year as part of an efficiency assessment, as well as to offset rising costs. The company makes a variety of foodservice items, including pizzas and pizza crusts, baked sweets, and beverages.
"As the company continues to evolve, maintaining financial strength will be key to driving innovation, expanding our capabilities and delivering exceptional value to our customers and associates around the world," said Lowe.
