Vanguard Modular Building Systems Announces Leadership Transition

Malvern, PA (PRWEB) August 28, 2017

The Board of Directors of Vanguard Modular Building Systems, LLC ("Vanguard") announced today that Peter V. Eberle, 55, has been promoted to President and acting Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Barry DeSantis, who has been President and Chief Executive Officer since 2003, will retire from day-to-day operations but will remain as a consultant to the company. "Peter is a very experienced leader in the modular building industry and is uniquely qualified to lead Vanguard as it continues to grow." said DeSantis.

John P. Kirwin, III, Chairman of Vanguard's Board and CEO of Argosy Capital added, "We wish to thank Barry for his years of leadership, navigating Vanguard through some very tough times. The company would not be in the strong position it is today without him. The Board is very confident that Peter's innovative style and knowledge of the industry will spearhead the team as it executes Vanguard's strategic growth plan."

ABOUT VANGUARD MODULAR BUILDING SYSTEMS, LLC
Vanguard Modular Building Systems, LLC is the predominate supplier of modular buildings throughout the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. With over 20 years of experience the company has completed dozens of modular construction projects in the education, commercial, healthcare, oil and gas, government, and religious markets. Vanguard's expertise is built on a strong foundation of offering quality modular solutions combining engineering and project management excellence, workmanship quality, and attractive aesthetics. More information about Vanguard is available on our website http://www.vanguardmodular.com.

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