Gateway this week found a new chief financial officer from within its own ranks and announced it will open a new U.S. manufacturing facility to handle the growth in demand for its commercial products.
/zimages/6/28571.gifGateway CEO Wayne Inouye talks about the companys strategies for staying financially viable.Click hereto read more.
The company named John Goldsberry CFO, replacing Rod Sherwood, who retired earlier this year. Goldsberry, who had been senior vice president of operations and customer care, came to Gateway when the company bought eMachines last year.
Bruce Riggs, a former executive with Dell and Quanta Computer, was named to replace Goldsberry.
Gateway officials said that they will select the location of the new manufacturing facility next quarter. The site will build configure-to-order desktops, notebooks and servers. It will employ about 300 people in the first year and could grow after that.
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