Plexus CFO Retiring By End Of Year

Plexus said Monday Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer F. Gordon Bitter is retiring this year.

May 14, 2007
NEENAH, Wis. (AP) - Electronics manufacturer Plexus Corp. said Monday Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer F. Gordon Bitter is retiring this year.
 
Bitter, 64, will be succeeded by Ginger M. Jones, 42, who currently serves as vice president of finance.
 
Jones joined Plexus in April.
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