Rogers Corporation (NYSE:ROG) shares dropped 2.7% Tuesday after the company named Ali El-Haj as permanent CEO.
El-Haj had been serving as interim CEO. The Board conducted a search before selecting him.
Board Chair Armand Lauzon praised El-Haj for improving execution and focusing on innovation.
El-Haj has deep operational expertise in Rogers' core businesses and global experience. He previously held leadership roles at the company.
Rogers manufactures engineered materials for wireless, automotive, aerospace, and defense markets. Headquarters are in Connecticut.
El-Haj said he is honored to lead and will pursue growth opportunities while leveraging Rogers' differentiated technologies.
