Dennis is a skilled, experienced lean manufacturing expert. His expertise in business development and track record for leading structured short-term improvements and long-term growth, transformation and strategic planning throughout his long career make him an asset to the Webster team. His proven ability to develop benchmarks and best practice processes in industry will allow Webster to hit their targeted growth objectives. Dennis holds a Bachelor of Human Sciences and Communication with a specialization in marketing and business sciences. Away from work, he enjoys landscaping, reading and being on water.

Fun fact about Dennis  –He played baseball, hockey and rugby.

Jeff started his career at Webster in 1989 as a Product and Project Engineer for several years and transitioned into the roles of Manufacturing Engineer and then Department Manager, where he managed the machining and assembly departments. In 2007, he joined KBI as the Senior Manufacturing Engineer before returning to Webster in 2018 as the Operations Engineering Manager. Jeff was promoted to General Manager (Tiffin) in 2020. He received his Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Technology from Bowling Green State University in 1987.

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Angie’s positive attitude and willingness to try new things make her an asset to the Webster team. She has assumed various roles within the company and believe it or not has had 7 different offices in her time here. Away from work, Angie enjoys reading, watching the Buckeyes and working around the house.

Fun fact about Angie: She puts deodorant on every morning with only one hand!

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Bodnar started his career in 2020 as a Co-op at Webster Industries and continued to work at Webster for three years while obtaining his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Toledo.  During his time as a Co-op, Bodnar was responsible for designing the new link weld assembly stations and designing plant layouts for both the Tiffin and Meridian manufacturing facilities. Bodnar was also instrumental in the purchase of the 3D printer that is currently being utilized for the modeling and prototyping of new parts and tooling, among several other projects.

Bodnar is now accountable for maintaining and improving all production and processing equipment and additionally, driving quality into our product by implementing process improvements.  In this role, he challenges all aspects of engineering including Mechanical, Process, Industrial, Electrical, and Continuous Improvement Engineering.