Cicero, NY -- In a surprise move, the CEO of SRCTec Inc. has stepped down. Mary Ann Tyszko, president and chief executive officer of SRCTec, submitted her resignation Friday, a company spokesperson said. Tyszko has been CEO at SRCTec, the Cicero-based for-profit manufacturing company created by the non-profit SRC in 2006, since the company’s founding. Before that Tyszko was with...
Cicero, NY -- In a surprise move, the CEO of SRCTec Inc. has stepped down.
Mary Ann Tyszko, president and chief executive officer of SRCTec, submitted her resignation Friday, a company spokesperson said.
Tyszko has been CEO at SRCTec, the Cicero-based for-profit manufacturing company created by the non-profit SRC in 2006, since the company’s founding. Before that Tyszko was with SRC for three decades.
Tyszko said she was resigning for personal reasons, SRC spokesperson Lisa Mondello said. She’ll finish up at the company this week.
“Because it was unexpected,” Mondello said, the company’s directors will take some time to evaluate the company’s situation before settling on what sort of leadership structure it wants to use gong forward. That should take a month or so, Mondello said.
In the meantime, she said SRCTec’s Vice President of Operations Drew James “will be stepping in.”
Jones has been with SRCTec for four years, Mondello said. Before that he was with Lockheed Martin.
SRCTec, which along with SRC was ranked the fifth best among large places to work in the state by the New York State Society for Human Resource Management State Council, continues to grow, Mondello said. The company has more than 200 full-time employees and nearly 100 part-timers, she said, and is currently looking to hire more people to its operations around the country.
It recently announced it had manufactured the 40,000th anti-roadside-bomb devices to protect troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and recently won another multi-million-dollar contract, she said.
“We’re a growing business,” Mondello said. “That will continue.”
Contact Charles McChesney at cmcchesney@syracuse.com.