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Casey Park, president of The Arnold Companies [Photo: The Arnold Companies]<\/p>\n
Dallas-based The Arnold Companies (TAC) has promoted longtime executive Casey Park to the newly created role of president. The move is part of a broader effort to accelerate the company\u2019s strategic vision and ensure continued growth across its diversified operations.<\/p>\n
The creation of the president\u2019s role marks the next step in a multi-year evolution of TAC as a family investment management and operating company focused on durable growth, operational excellence, and a culture defined by integrity, leadership, efficiency, and a passion for great service, the firm said. Under the new structure, Park assumes day-to-day leadership of TAC.<\/p>\n
The company said that CEO Greg Arnold will continue in his role, emphasizing that Park\u2019s appointment is not about him stepping back, but is about advancing the future of The Arnold Companies.<\/p>\n
\u201cTAC has experienced tremendous success throughout its 60-plus-year history, and we\u2019re only getting started,\u201d Arnold said in a statement. \u201cInstituting the president position grants us the opportunity to implement the ideas and strategies we\u2019ve built as a leadership team at an even greater pace. Casey has the talent, drive, and commitment to lead us there.\u201d<\/p>\n
Park joined TAC in 2013 and has led company initiatives in investments, corporate development, mergers and acquisitions, and enterprise strategy, delivering long-term value creation, the company said.<\/p>\n
Before joining TAC, he held leadership positions at Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan. Park holds an MBA from the University of Texas, and dual undergraduate degrees from Southern Methodist University\u2014a BBA in finance and a BS in economics.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is an incredible honor to take on this new role,\u201d Park said. \u201cThe legacy Greg and the Arnold family have built is truly inspiring. I am deeply committed to preserving and building upon that foundation.\u201d<\/p>\n
He added that the strength of the company lies in its people and said he looks forward to working across all divisions to continue innovation, exceed customer expectations, and \u201celevate the standard for service excellence.\u201d<\/p>\n
Focus on four sectors<\/p>\n
TAC said its current development plan centers on four distinct divisions:<\/p>\n
TACenergy \u2013 One of the nation\u2019s leading independent wholesale fuel distributors and energy marketing companies, distributing 2.2 billion gallons annually, led by Fred Sloan. TACenergy provides customers with nationwide access to refined petroleum and renewable products, supported by an expansive terminal supply network, regional sales coverage, and a 24\/7 supply and logistics center.
\nTAC Investments \u2013 The private investment arm, led by Trip Hoover, manages a flexible mandate across a multitude of public company investments and private partnerships in various industries, guided by disciplined underwriting and a long-term partnership orientation.
\nTAC Central Services \u2013 A shared services collection, led by James Henry Russell, provides financial, accounting, human resources, information technology, and operational support across the divisions and select portfolio companies of TAC.
\nBar Cross Ranch \u2013 A 40,000+ acre working ranch in the Upper Green River Valley of Wyoming, led by James Rogers, focuses on responsible stewardship, productive cattle operations, and proper land management.<\/p>\n
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TAC employs 150 associates across its divisions.<\/p>\n
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