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HNI Corp. names new chief for Allsteel division
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Office furniture and fireplace manufacturer HNI Corp. said Tuesday it has named a new president for the company's Allsteel Inc. unit.
Jeff Lorenger, 43, who joined the company in 1998, has held several executive level positions at Muscatine, Iowa-based HNI, a leading manufacturer of office furniture and fireplaces.
Lorenger succeeds Eugene Sung, who left the company.
Allsteel makes chairs, tables, desks and a variety of other work place equipment and furniture.
In addition to Allsteel, HNI manufactures and markets under several other brands including Hon, Gunlocke, Heatilator and Heat & Glo.
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