Content about Tom Wolf

April 4, 2013
WOLF CEO runs for governor of Pennsylvania

Tom Wolf, the CEO of York, Pa.-based cabinet supplier WOLF, throws his hat in the gubernatorial ring.

Tom Wolf, CEO of York, Pa.-based WOLF, announced that he is running for governor of the Keystone State.

According to an Associated Press story, the 64-year-old former state revenue secretary emphasized his success in turning around The Wolf Organization in his initial announcement. Wolf is seeking the 2014 Democratic nomination and pledged to spend $10 million of his own money in pursuit of his goal, according to the AP. 

September 11, 2012
Wolf to keynote the EBMDA event in Hershey, Pa.

Delivering a keynote speech at the Eastern Building Material Dealers Association (EBMDA) in Hershey, Pa., Oct. 3 will be Tom Wolf, CEO of WOLF, the kitchen cabinets and building products distributor.

Wolf will be speaking on the strengths and unique relevance of the independent dealer in today’s challenging housing marketplace. The sixth generation leader of The Wolf Organization, Wolf brings exceptional leadership and management expertise to the conference.

January 3, 2012
WOLF kicks off 2012 with corporate restructuring

York, Pa.-based building products company WOLF renamed and reorganized several divisions amid a slew of new appointments. 

The restructuring will result in a reduction in the number of business units from 13 to seven for the company that said it is continuing its transition from a traditional distributor to "an innovative new supply-chain model."

January 28, 2011
For Wolf, the evolution continues

York, Pa.-based Wolf — formerly known as Wolf Distributing Co. — has been through more than its fair share of game-changing transformations since Adam Wolf founded the company in 1843. One of the biggest was the brainchild of Adam’s son, who literally bet the house — and the canal-and-barge-centric business — on the future of what was then a newfangled communication system called the railroad. 


January 10, 2011
For Wolf, the evolution continues