Wis-Pak
George Brice is an experienced plant and operations manager with a strong background in safety, production operations, quality, maintenance, and engineering. Currently serving as Plant Manager at Wis-Pak, Inc. since September 2022, George previously held the position of Production Manager at Dart Container and UAP Manager at Faurecia. With additional roles including Sr. Production Manager at Johnson Controls and Plant Operations Manager at Richardson Molding LLC, George has consistently demonstrated leadership in establishing production goals and ensuring compliance with operating guidelines. Prior positions as Operations Manager at ATCO Industries, Inc. and Senior Quality Engineer at M-Tek, Inc. further highlight George's expertise in quality management systems and customer liaison responsibilities. George earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Performance and Recreation from The University of Southern Mississippi.
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Wis-Pak
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Wis-Pak was founded in 1969 to provide a centralized supply of canned soft drink products to its owners. A building was constructed in Watertown, Wisconsin, and equipped with a can line. Production began in 1970. Wis-Pak has since become one of the largest and most successful cooperative companies in the soft drink industry. Wis-Pak is owned by 35 Shareholders, representing 65 Pepsi-Cola franchises. Their franchises cover parts of Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin. The wholly-owned subsidiaries include seven filling plants, a transportation company, a bottled water company, and a company for centralized administration. In 2004, Wis-Pak formed a majority-owned subsidiary, WP Beverages, LLC, to purchase the Pepsi-Cola franchise operations of Madison, Wisconsin and Rockford, Illinois. Additional franchises acquired by WP Beverages include Iron Mountain, MI (2006), Mitchell, SD (2008), Park Falls, WI (2017), Rock Island, IL (2018), Green Bay, WI (2019), Sault Ste Marie, MI (2022), and Logansport, IN (2022).