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Shure Appoints Bruce Skof To Lead Financial Division

New vice president and chief financial officer will oversee financial planning, budgeting, and lead the Enterprise Risk Management Program.

Shure Incorporated announces that Bruce Skof has been promoted to vice president and chief financial officer.

He will oversee the company’s financial planning and budgeting process and lead the Enterprise Risk Management Program. He will be responsible for all key financial and investment matters for Shure Incorporated and its subsidiaries.

“I congratulate Bruce on this well-earned promotion,” says Chris Schyvinck, Shure president and CEO. “Bruce has been instrumental in refining Shure’s business processes to ensure that our financial plans align with our strategic goals. He has made many significant contributions to the Company, and I look forward to working with him in this new, expanded role.

Skof joined Shure in 2000 and has held numerous positions during his tenure in Corporate Finance, including controller, manager of Financial Analysis, and senior director of FP&A and Treasury. He is currently a member of Shure’s Corporate Management Committee and serves as chairman of the Corporate Projects Governance Committee.

He has a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from St. Mary’s College of Minnesota.

Shure Incorporated

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