Schiff Nutrition International, Inc. Appoints Brian T. Swette to Its Board of Directors
| Business Wire, Inc. |
“Brian’s combination of consumer marketing, e-commerce and business operations experience will be valuable assets to Schiff as we pursue our growth strategy, especially our plan to build premium brands,” stated
Swette added, “I am pleased to join Schiff’s board of directors. The company has assembled a world-class leadership team and I look forward to helping the company achieve its objectives.”
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