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Tervis names new CEO, former top exec moves into new role

By Mark Gordon
| 8:00 a.m. October 16, 2023
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Hosana Fieber will handle day-to-day responsibilities at Tervis as CEO, while Rogan Donelly will focus on long-term vision.

Manatee-Sarasota

National drinkware leader Tervis, one of the largest and most established manufacturers in Sarasota County, has named its former top financial executive, Hosana Fieber, its new CEO.

Rogan Donelly, who has been president since 2016, CEO since 2021 and is the son of longtime Tervis leader Norbert Donelly, is moving into an executive chairman of the board position. The CEO change comes as officials with the 200-employee company, based in Venice, say the business is debt-free and about to embark on a new growth strategy.

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Mark Gordon

Mark Gordon is the managing editor of the Business Observer. He has worked for the Business Observer since 2005. He previously worked for newspapers and magazines in upstate New York, suburban Philadelphia and Jacksonville.