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    1. Blow Molding

    Uniloy names Gary Riley as CEO

    Sept. 28, 2022
    Riley joined the company in June.
    Uniloy Inc.
    Gary Riley
    Gary Riley

    Uniloy Inc. listed on its website that Gary Riley has joined Uniloy as its CEO in June of this year. Riley succeeds Brian Marston, who served as CEO and president for about three years.

    Riley has spent more than 25 years in leadership roles in the plastics molding industry. He is chairman of the board and principal owner of Decatur Plastic Products Inc. and Ningbo Global LLC. Prior to that, Riley was CEO of a number of private equity-owned international businesses operating in the U.S., Europe, China, Malaysia, Thailand and Korea.  

    Based in Tecumseh, Mich., Uniloy designs and builds blow molding machinery.

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