Carter Morse & Goodrich (CMG) has appointed Christine Hogan, Fred Rockefeller and Tim Kane to its Board of Advisors. They join a diverse group of successful community businesspeople committed to supporting the CMG mission.
Hogan has most recently been president of Consumers Petroleum/Wheels of Connecticut (Wheels), a local chain of convenience/gas locations and wholesale distribution of petroleum products primarily in Fairfield and New Haven counties. In 1987, she was hired as general ledger accountant for the company and from there she held a variety of roles, including finance, operations, sales and marketing.
Rockefeller is CEO and chairman of Rhode Island-based Cranston Print Works Company (CPW), a 200-plus-year-old miniconglomerate founded in the textile printing business. Joining CPW in 1985, Rockefeller participated in the company”™s leveraged buyout of family members into its ESOP in 1987 and subsequently took on the role of running CPW”™s textile division dedicated to its Walmart business, earning Walmart”™s Vendor of the Year designation in 1997.
Kane is currently president and CEO of Goodway Technologies, a privately owned specialty industrial solutions manufacturer in Stamford. He leads the company”™s strategic growth, product innovation, M&A activities and operational direction.
