Katie Miner has been named president of QComp Technologies, an employee-owned ESOP company. Greenville-based QComp provides integrated robotic systems for highly complex, end-of-line material handling in niche industries, including glass, consumer goods, non-wovens and food and beverage.
Miner, who was previously vice president of integration for OwnersEdge, had been serving as interim president of QComp. During her seven years with OwnersEdge, she held a number of finance-focused positions, including director of finance and corporate controller. QComp is part of OwnersEdge, an employee-owned ESOP holding company that invests in and builds sustainable businesses throughout the Midwest.
“Katie possesses a unique combination of financial, operational and strategic skills which will enable her to make changes that will benefit our customers and employees alike,” said Rob Dillon, CEO of OwnersEdge. “Her direct, action-oriented style has been very effective in our fast-paced environment, and we’re excited to see her impact as she leads QComp to implement its strategic growth plan.”
QComp has engineering experience designing robotic solutions that pick, place, package and palletize challenging materials that are malleable, inconsistent or fragile. The company regularly works with glass and wet wipes.
“We’re able to set ourselves apart in complex industries because of the expertise of our employees. They are the brains behind the robots,” said Katie Miner, president of QComp. “Our people have decades of experience and, because of that, our customers trust us to collaborate, design and deliver solutions that make them more efficient. I’m excited about the opportunity to guide QComp as we focus on its next stage of growth.”
Miner earned her master of business administration in accounting from Concordia University – Wisconsin and her bachelor’s degree in business administration and accounting from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.
