Enerpac Tool Group Elects Charles T. Lauber as New Director
Key Highlights
- ➤Board expands from eight to nine directors
- ➤Charles T. Lauber joins Enerpac Tool Group’s Board
- ➤Lauber brings over 40 years of finance and strategy experience
Expert Statements
Jim Ferland, Chairman of Enerpac Tool Group
“Chuck’s extensive financial leadership, strategic insight, and public company governance experience will be a tremendous asset to our Board of Directors. We are pleased to welcome him and look forward to the contributions he will make to the company’s continued success.”
Charles T. Lauber, Director of Enerpac Tool Group
“I am honored to join the Enerpac Tool Group Board of Directors and look forward to working with my fellow directors and the management team. Enerpac has built a strong reputation in heavy industrial tools, services and solutions, along with a compelling business platform, and I am excited to contribute my experience to support its continued growth and long-term success.”
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Enerpac Tool Group Corp. (NYSE: EPAC) (the “Company” or “Enerpac”) announced today that the Board of Directors is expanding the size of the Board from eight to nine directors and has elected Charles T. Lauber to its Board effective today. Mr. Lauber is a seasoned finance executive with more than 40 years of experience in finance, corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions, investor relations, capital allocation, and global operations.
Prior to his retirement earlier this year, Mr. Lauber served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of A. O. Smith from 2019 to 2026, overseeing the company's global financial operations and helping shape its long-term growth strategy during a distinguished 27-year career with the company. Before joining A. O. Smith in 1999, Mr. Lauber spent 15 years with Ernst & Young LLP, where he advanced to Senior Manager and advised public and private companies on accounting, audit, tax, and financial reporting matters.
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