LeBlanc Named President of Cirelli Foods

By Restaurant Business Staff on Aug. 02, 2004

MIDDLEBOROUGH, MA -Ray LeBlanc has been named president and ceo of Cirelli Foods, Inc., the company announced.

At the same time, Jay Cirelli has been appointed executive vice president.

LeBlanc has been with the New England distributorship for six years, most recently he served as executive vice president. LeBlanc said that with the new management team he expects a seamless transition in leadership since the recent departure from of company of the former president, Chuck Dillon.

For more on Cirelli Foods see the Aug. 6 edition of ID Report

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