Laticrete chairman, CEO named EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2018 Award finalist

HomeNewsLaticrete chairman, CEO named EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2018 Award finalist

Bethany, Conn.—David Rothberg, chairman and CEO of Laticrete, has been selected as a finalist for an EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2018 Award in the New York Region. The awards program, which is celebrating its 32nd year, recognizes entrepreneurs who are excelling in areas such as innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to their business and community.

“David has successfully navigated the transition from the first to second generation while retaining the core values that enabled Laticrete to grow from its roots as a garage operation to a global player in construction materials,” said Edward Metcalf, Laticrete North America president and COO. “Building on the work of founders Dr. Henry M. Rothberg and Lillian Rosenstock Rothberg, David is actively engaged in paving the way for the third generation of this prototypical American success story.”

Since its inception, EY has been at the forefront of identifying game-changing business leaders and celebrating American ingenuity.

“David’s vision along with his business and financial acumen have been crucial to maintaining a focus on innovation that has resulted in drastic improvements in quality, durability, productivity and worker-safety on job sites all around the globe,” Metcalf added. “Commitment to community service and social action have also been hallmarks of David’s tenure, setting an example for all Laticrete team members to emulate.”

New York Region winners will be announced at a special gala event on June 12. Those winners will be considered alongside other regional winners for the Entrepreneur Of The Year National competition in the fall.

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