TC Industries Executive and Leadership Team

Frank Celmer, the Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer at TC Industries, manages all corporate fiscal health and treasury operations. Celmer directs the allocation of capital to support manufacturing expansion and ensures liquidity for ongoing heat treating service requirements. By overseeing financial reporting and risk assessment, the Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer maintains the stability necessary for long-term growth in North American markets. Frank Celmer also coordinates with banking partners to optimize credit facilities and cash flow management. This leadership role involves rigorous analysis of production costs to improve margins on cutting edges and wear parts. Through disciplined oversight of the balance sheet, Celmer secures the financial foundation required for the company to meet demanding client needs in the mining and earth moving sectors. The Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer consistently drives fiscal efficiency across all regional operations.

John Nelson, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at TC Industries, architects the overarching financial strategy and investment roadmap. Nelson drives the integration of advanced CNC machining technologies by securing necessary funding and evaluating return on investment for new equipment. As the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, John Nelson monitors global market trends to adjust pricing models for wear parts and fabrications. This role requires close collaboration with the board to align fiscal objectives with the broader mission of providing superior heat treating services. By managing investor relations and corporate governance, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer ensures transparency and compliance across all international business units. Nelson focuses on optimizing the cost structure of manufacturing processes to maintain a competitive edge in the construction equipment industry. Through strategic financial planning, Nelson supports the expansion of operational capacity.

Terry Cheyney, the President at TC Industries, directs the daily operations and strategic vision for the entire manufacturing organization. Cheyney oversees the production of cutting edges and wear parts, ensuring that every fabrication meets the highest quality standards for construction and mining clients. As the President, Terry Cheyney drives the implementation of safety protocols and environmental standards across all facilities in North America and Europe. This leadership role involves managing the executive team to ensure seamless coordination between heat treating services and CNC machining departments. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, the President optimizes manufacturing workflows to increase output efficiency. Cheyney also engages with key stakeholders to expand the market reach of the company. Through direct supervision of operational performance, the President maintains the reputation of the firm as a premier provider of industrial solutions for heavy equipment manufacturers.

Bob Berry, the President at TC Industries, leads the strategic development of commercial heat treating services and client acquisition initiatives. Berry architects the expansion of service offerings to meet the evolving demands of the earth moving equipment sector. As the President, Bob Berry focuses on strengthening relationships with major industrial partners to secure long-term contracts for specialized fabrications. This leadership role involves overseeing the technical sales force and ensuring that customer requirements drive the innovation of new wear part designs. By analyzing regional market data, the President identifies opportunities for growth in international territories. Berry also coordinates with the engineering department to refine welding and machining processes for maximum durability. Through the execution of customer-centric strategies, the President ensures that the company remains a leader in industrial manufacturing. Berry consistently drives operational excellence to support the overarching mission of the organization.