Meet our Leadership Team

Dave Davis is a Senior Managing Director of Perseus which is a major owner of WorkflowOne investment funds.  He has had significant experience and success in restructuring companies, having served as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Northwest Airlines until November 2008.  While at Northwest, he was the key architect of the company’s restructuring and was a leader in Northwest’s merger with Delta Air Lines.  Prior to that, Davis was the Chief Financial Officer, with restructuring responsibilities, of Kraton Polymers, a chemical company.  From April 2002 to November 2004, Davis was a financial executive at US Airways and served as Chief Financial Officer during the airline’s restructuring process.  From 2000 to 2002, he served as Vice President-Financial Planning and Analysis, also with restructuring responsibilities, of Budget Group, Inc., and prior to 2000 he served in a number of finance and operating roles at Northwest Airlines, BF Goodrich/Rosemount Aerospace, and Rockwell International. Davis has a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Minnesota.

Dean Truitt has nearly 30 years of experience in successfully leading turnarounds, performance improvement programs and merger integrations for Fortune 1000 companies.  He was previously with AlixPartners, a leading global business advisory and turnaround firm, where he led major turnarounds and served in interim senior management roles for clients.  As a partner with Waterstone Management Group, LLC, he assisted CEOs and private equity firms with the implementation of growth initiatives and merger and acquisitions.  For eight years Truitt was an equity partner with Ernst & Young serving in the roles of National Consumer Products Industry Leader and National Merger Integration Practice Leader for Products.  When the firm’s management consulting division merged to become Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, Truitt served as the area VP of the Central Region Products consulting practice. He began his career at Andersen Consulting (Accenture) where he assisted over 50 clients with major performance improvement and information technology programs.  Truitt holds a B.S. degree in industrial engineering from Oklahoma State University.

Bob Abbonizio has nearly three decades of experience in the print management and promotional products arena, having managed large sales and operations teams that served customers in a wide array of Fortune 500 organizations and vertical markets. As senior vice president of Customer Solutions, he leads a team that is responsible for identifying, developing, and packaging replicable value-added growth solutions for WorkflowOne’s diverse customer base. Bob joined the company in late 2004 as Sales Vice President of the Eastern Division and was named Vice President of Sales for WorkflowOne’s Northeast Division in 2006.  Prior to joining WorkflowOne, Bob spent over 20 years with Moore in various sales and senior sales management leadership positions, including his last senior role as the Sales Vice President/General Manager for the Mid-Atlantic Division.  Bob has earned a  BSBA degree in marketing management from The University of Delaware.

Bill Antoskiewicz is responsible for leading Customer and Sourcing Solutions, Standard Implementation, Marketing and Communications. He brings extensive knowledge in centralized/shared services, customer management, marketing, sales support and supply chain collaboration. Antoskiewicz has held key leadership roles with consumer goods and retail leaders Hershey Chocolate Co., Ralston Purina, Ralcorp Holdings, Kroger and the Fleming Companies. His experience also includes leading major business transformation, customer loyalty and insight management programs with consulting leaders Computer Sciences Corporation, Ernst & Young, and dunnhumby USA. He holds a B.A. in Business Economics from Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois.

Zant Chapelo spent 20 years in the military and eight years in the private sector in a variety of organizational development, training and sales management roles. He was on the faculty of the Air Force’s Air University Leadership Academy, as well as HR director of Mission Readiness at the Air Force Institute of Technology. He entered the corporate sector in 2000 as manager of sales training and education at LexisNexis and later served as sales manager for a five-state region. Before joining WorkflowOne in November 2006, he was a sales performance consultant with NCR Corporation’s Global Learning Group.

Brendan Foley has nearly three decades of corporate finance, financial reporting and accounting leadership experience.  He recently served in the roles of senior vice president, interim chief financial officer, and controller at Wendy’s International, a $3 billion public company.  Prior to Wendy’s, he held the position of vice president and assistant corporate controller for Borden Inc. and controller for both USA Mobile Communications and Methodist Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida.  Foley began his career with the accounting firm of Ernst and Young. He holds a B.B.A. degree from the University of Notre Dame and is a Certified Public Accountant.

Ernie Miller joined WorkflowOne in 2009 to lead its manufacturing, distribution and strategic sourcing operations. He was previously vice president of global manufacturing and supply chain operations at NCR Corporation. During a career spanning more than 30 years, Miller has managed large organizations and transformed global manufacturing and sourcing operations for leading companies across the globe. He began his career in engineering with General Motors and later moved into consulting positions with Cap Gemini/Ernst & Young and McKinsey & Company. Miller holds a B.S. in mechanical engineering from Case Western Reserve University and an M.B.A. degree from the University of Michigan.

Rob Whittington brings deep experience managing and driving change in IT organizations that are in transition, particularly in consumer-oriented businesses. He was formerly senior vice president and CIO for Wendy’s International, where he led a successful restructuring effort that reduced costs and improved quality and service across the global chain’s 6,000 company-owned and franchised restaurants prior to its acquisition by Triarc Companies, Inc., owner of Arby’s. Whittington began his career as a consultant for Arthur Andersen & Co., working on large scale systems development. He moved to Ernst & Young in 1985 and spent 17 years with the firm working on a variety of transformation programs for leading companies. He has also held leadership positions at Electronic Data Systems and Sun Microsystems. Whittington earned a B.A. degree from Wheaton College and an M.B.A. degree from the University of Chicago.