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Lee Kluttz to head operations at Harper Corporation of America

The grandson of the company founders will oversee daily operations at the anilox manufacturing plants in North Caroline and Wisconsin.

Anilox roll supplier Harper Corporation of America has named Ronald “Lee” Harper Kluttz vice president of operations. The grandson of company founders Ron and Katherine Harper, Kluttz is the son of Harper President Margie Kluttz. He has worked for the company since 1991.
 
“My passion, vision, goal, and focus are to continue to build on the well deserved legacy of the Harper name,” says Kluttz. “We will stay focused on the ideals of the founders, Ron and Katherine Harper, by continuing to supply leading products and quality services to our customers and the industry.” 
 
When he first began his career at Harper, Kluttz worked in the Cleaner Hands division. He has since been a part of several other departments and held a variety of positions, including blast operator, member of Harper GraphicSolutions, plant supervisor, customer service manager, plant manager, and vice president of manufacturing operations.
 
In his new position, Kluttz will be responsible for the daily operations of Harper Corporation in both Green Bay, WI, USA, and at the headquarters plant in Charlotte, NC, USA.
 

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