Talk:Worthington Enterprises

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BetacommandBot (talk) 10:01, 21 January 2008 (UTC)

Vice President Winland: from Lennox
http://worthingtonindustries.com/Company/Leadership-Board-of-Directors/Leadership/Virgil-L-Winland

Worthington Industries, Inc.: “Virgil L. Winland was named senior vice president of manufacturing for Worthington Industries in January of 2001. Winland is responsible for coordinating best practices ... Winland joined Worthington in 1971 when the company acquired the cylinders business from Lennox Industries. Winland was a production worker at Lennox ..."

--Helium4 (talk) 11:45, 20 October 2016 (UTC)

Considerations to Update Page
I have been keeping an eye on this page for the past six months to monitor any updates, and I'd like to share some considerations for accuracy of information shared about Worthington Enterprises. On December 1, 2023, Worthington Industries completed the legal separation of its Steel business, resulting in two new, legal entities: Worthington Enterprises and Worthington Steel.

This article does reflect the update of company name and logo from Worthington Industries to Worthington Enterprises, although content within the article is inaccurate. Most notably: Worthington Enterprises is no longer involved in steel processing; there are still references to the company as Worthington Industries within the article; Serviacero Worthington, TWB Company, Spartan Steel Coating and WSCP, and WSP are not joint ventures involving Worthington Enterprises, and additional updates to the history section may be helpful to readers in providing context to these updates, such as including the separation of Worthington Industries, as well as recent acquisitions completed by Worthington Enterprises. I will soon submit an edit request (disclosing COI) with suggestions to reflect the accuracy of the company and its business segments today, but first thought I should introduce my reasoning for the soon-to-come requested edits.

Analyzer-614 (talk) 15:17, 19 June 2024 (UTC)