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Preformed Line Products Director Glenn E. Corlett Retires From Board

Preformed Line Products Director Glenn E. Corlett Retires From Board

BitgetBitget2026/10/30 20:19
  • Preformed Line Products director Glenn E. Corlett retired effective October 28, 2026, having served on the board since 2004.
  • The board reduced its size to seven directors following Corlett's retirement.
  • R. Steven Kestner, an existing director, was appointed to the Audit Committee.


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