Pacific Steel Casting Company
Chris Garlieb has a diverse work experience in various leadership roles. Chris worked at Building Material Distributors, Inc. from 2014 to present, starting as the VP & Specialty Division GM and later becoming the VP of Specialty Sales & Purchasing. Chris is currently serving as the Sr. Director of Sales. Prior to that, they were the Sr. Vice President of Sales & Customer Service at Pacific Steel Casting Company from 2011 onwards. From 2003 to 2010, Chris worked at Grainger as the Regional Sales Vice President - West Coast. Chris also served as the Vice President of Sales and Distribution / General Manager at Nestle - Haagen Dazs Ice Cream from 1998 to 2003. Chris began their career at Frito Lay in 1986, where they held various positions including Director of Sales and Zone, Region, and District Sales Manager.
Chris Garlieb received a BS in Business Education from Illinois State University from 1979 to 1983. Additionally, they attended Augustana College from 1979 to 1980, also pursuing a BS in Business Education.
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Pacific Steel Casting Company
Pacific Steel Casting was founded in 1934, making steel castings for the U. S. Military. One of the founders was Ivan Johnson, the first chairman of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District. The foundry quickly gained a reputation for making high quality castings and it grew steadily over the years in the industrial neighborhood on Second Street in West Berkeley. As PSC grew, the steel industry in the United States shrank as foreign produced steel products flooded the American market. Today, PSC is the third largest surviving steel foundry in the country. The company has grown steadily throughout the years adding Plant #2 in 1974 and Plant #3 in 1981. Pacific Steel has survived tough competition by maintaining loyal customers who return for excellent service and superior quality castings. The company has always been privately held, as it remains today. The Board of Directors is comprised of current and former managers of the plant with hundreds of years of foundry experience among them.