Posted April 4, 2016

 

GAFFNEY, S.C. – Hamrick Mills announced today that Cameron W. Hamrick has been elected president of the company.

 

Hanmrick is a fifth-generation family member of the company’s founder, Dr. W.C. Hamrick. He graduated Clemson University in 2001 with a degree in textile management and then started his career with National Textiles in its management training program. In 2004, he returned to Hamrick Mills and has worked in various capacities with the company since that time, most recently as vice president of Manufacturing for the company’s Musgrove Plant.

 

He lives in Gaffney with his wife, Brooke, and daughter, Adrienne.

 

In related business, W. Carlisle Hamrick and A. Wardlaw Hamrick have been elevated to co-chairmen of the board, Charles Hamrick has been re-elected secretary/treasurer and David Dorman has been re-elected assistant treasurer.  

 

Hamrick Mills is a 116-year-old family textile company with two plants, Hamrick and Musgrove, both located here. The company is a leading producer of greige fabrics that go into the apparel, home furnishings and Industrial markets and is firmly woven into the fabric of the county, the state and the textile industry. The hands-on family structure gives Hamrick Mills a culture that ensures integrity, flexibility, responsiveness and total commitment to its shareholders, employees, customers, suppliers and community.  
 

Hamrick Mills has maintained success over time by responding and adapting to change, investing in technology and remaining totally customer focused in its efforts.  Today’s two-plant operation, corporate headquarters and sales offices are all located here and employ 450 people under the direction of the fourth- and fifth-generation family members.

 

Source: Hamrick Mills