• EnWave Corporation (ENW) has appointed Brad Lahrman as the new CEO of NutraDried Food Company
  • Lahrman brings fifteen years of leadership experience in mid-market consumer products companies and will drive the development of a refined multi-channel sales strategy
  • NutraDried is the operating arm of EnWave Corporation, driving growth across several market verticals in the food, cannabis, and pharmaceutical sectors
  • EnWave Corporation (ENW) is down 1.79 per cent on the day, trading at $1.10 per share

EnWave Corporation (ENW) has appointed Brad Lahrman as the new CEO of NutraDried Food Company, EnWave’s wholly-owned subsidiary.

Mr. Lahrman brings fifteen years of leadership experience in mid-market consumer products companies, including Schouten USA, Lightlife Foods, and the Campbell Soup Company.

In addition to Mr. Lahrman’s marketing expertise, his past responsibilities have included sales and innovation, including the product development ecosystem.

He holds an MBA from Boston College’s Carrol Graduate School of Management, specializing in brand management and marketing analytics.

The board of directors stated that it “is pleased to welcome Mr. Lahrman into the executive management team to lead the next phase of commercial growth at NutraDried.”

Mr. Lahrman will drive the development of a refined multi-channel sales strategy at NutraDried while working closely with EnWave’s senior management team, reporting directly to EnWave’s CEO, Brent Charleton.

Upon his appointment as CEO of NutraDried, the company has granted Mr. Lahrman an aggregate of 800,000 incentive stock options.

EnWave, an advanced technology company, has developed the Radiant Energy Vacuum, an innovative method for the precise dehydration of organic materials.

NutraDried is the operating arm of EnWave Corporation, driving growth across several market verticals in the food, cannabis, and pharmaceutical sectors.

EnWave Corporation (ENW) is down 1.79 per cent on the day, trading at $1.10 per share as of 10:07 am ET.

More From The Market Online

Independent tests of BlackBerry cyber defense scores solid results

A new study finds that BlackBerry’s (TSX:BB) endpoint protection platform blocked the most cyberattacks while using fewer system resources.

Buzz on the Bullboards: Looking for volatility-proof stocks?

Investors saw developments in Canadian and U.S. stock markets, with attention on decisions made by central banks and moves in key sectors.

TELUS becomes one of the first Canadian organizations to offer GenAI

TELUS (TSX:T) becomes one of the first Canadian organizations to offer GenAI solutions to its customer base.
Scientific labratory

How a small-cap tech stock is broadening MRI technology 

Nanalysis Scientific (TSXV:NSCI) develops and makes compact MRI and nuclear magnetic resonance devices for clinical, lab and industrial use.