Board Member Spotlight: Tech Partner Ex-Officio, Tony Sutton

Tony Sutton
President, Mereen-Johnson

WCMA is proud to introduce Tony Sutton, President of Mereen-Johnson, LLC, as our new Tech Partner Ex-Officio board member. Based in Minneapolis, MN, Tony brings a decade of experience, a passion for collaboration, and a deep appreciation for the woodworking industry to his new role.

Tony’s journey with Mereen-Johnson began ten years ago, when he was recruited for a temporary customer research project. What started as a short-term assignment quickly turned into a long-term commitment. Captivated by the company’s mission and the industry’s energy, Tony embraced the opportunity to stay on—and he hasn’t looked back since. Over the years, he’s held key leadership roles including Vice President of Manufacturing and Vice President of Sales, culminating in his appointment as President in July 2024.

Contact Tony Sutton
asutton@mereen-johnson.com
612.302.3390 

Throughout his career, Tony has championed the value of industry engagement. He believes that trade associations like WCMA play a vital role in fostering innovation and adaptability. “The exchange of ideas is what makes associations so powerful,” he shared. “They create a space where peers can share insights, tackle challenges, and explore new opportunities together.” His collaborative mindset and strategic vision make him a natural fit for the WCMA board.

Outside of work, Tony enjoys spending time with his family—whether that’s on the golf course, traveling, cheering at baseball games, or watching classic films. His down-to-earth approach and genuine enthusiasm for both professional and personal growth reflect the spirit of WCMA: a community built on connection, creativity, and shared success.

We’re thrilled to have Tony Sutton join our leadership team and look forward to the insight and energy he’ll bring to our association.

Tagged in :

Leave a Reply

More Articles & Posts

Wood Component Manufacturers Association

Hours

Discover more from WCMA

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading