PSG Executive and Leadership Team

Established in 1963, OTC Industrial Technologies is one of the largest industrial distributors and service providers in the United States. The family of OTC companies has a nationwide footprint and specializes in pumps, finishing, automation, mechanical, electrical, compressors, and fluid power. The expertise of our 1,400+ associates sets us apart to solve a wide range of issues for clients in virtually every industry.

Nordson Corporation, based in Westlake, Ohio, is a global manufacturer specializing in precision technology. They design and produce systems for dispensing and controlling adhesives, coatings, sealants, and other critical fluids, along with equipment for testing, inspection, curing, and medical applications.

Barentz is portrayed as a globally integrated specialty ingredients solution provider that operates at the intersection of life sciences, chemical distribution, and application-driven product development. From a third-person perspective, the organization can be understood as a knowledge-intensive intermediary that connects ingredient manufacturers with end-use industries, while simultaneously enhancing the value of those ingredients through technical expertise, formulation support, and supply chain integration. The company’s identity is deeply rooted in its role as a distributor of specialty ingredients across multiple high-value sectors, including human nutrition, pharmaceuticals, personal care, performance materials, and animal nutrition. Rather than acting as a simple trading entity, it functions as a solution-oriented partner that facilitates the movement of ingredients while also contributing to product innovation and development. Its operations are designed to bridge the gap between raw material producers and manufacturers by ensuring that ingredients are not only supplied efficiently but also optimized for specific applications and regulatory requirements.

Komatsu America Corporation is a subsidiary of Komatsu Ltd., a global manufacturer of construction, mining, forklift, industrial, and forestry equipment, with its North American headquarters located in Chicago, Illinois, at 8770 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue. Komatsu established a permanent presence in the United States in 1970 and moved its headquarters to Chicago in 2020 from Rolling Meadows, Illinois, occupying 80,000 square feet over four floors to accommodate approximately 300 employees. Komatsu is the world's second largest manufacturer of construction equipment and mining equipment after Caterpillar, with manufacturing operations in Japan, Asia, the Americas, and Europe. The company develops and supplies technologies, equipment, and services for the construction, mining, forklift, industrial, and forestry markets, with front-line industries worldwide using Komatsu solutions to develop modern infrastructure, extract fundamental minerals, manage forests, and create consumer products. Komatsu's product line includes hydraulic excavators, wheel loaders, crawler dozers, off-highway trucks, motor graders, mining trucks, electric and hybrid rope shovels, blasthole drills, walking draglines, articulated dump trucks, forklifts, stamping presses, plasma cutting machinery, and laser cutting equipment. The company offers advanced technology solutions including Smart Construction for accurate data and comprehensive reporting, Smart Mining Customer Success Programs for operations optimization, Smart Quarry consulting services, intelligent Machine Control integrated GPS technology, and autonomous hauling systems. Komatsu has manufacturing facilities in the United States including plants in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, along with global manufacturing and distribution facilities. The company's global service and distributor networks support customer operations to enhance safety, promote productivity, and optimize performance. For more than a century, Komatsu has been creating value for customers through ...