Dustin Ellenberger
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Dustin brings over 28 years of experience in finance and operations, having worked with both diverse publicly traded companies and smaller privately held businesses. His expertise spans leadership roles in consumer goods, manufacturing, and distribution organizations. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Dustin enjoys a fulfilling family life with his wife of over 27 years and their two wonderful children, a daughter and a son. Much of his time outside of work is spent at ice rinks, supporting his children who play ice hockey. With a rich career history that includes serving as CFO for two esteemed companies and experience in accounting, finance, and even as a director of manufacturing and product manager, Dustin also finds joy in outdoor activities when not immersed in the world of hockey.
6
Number of years I was a volunteer fire fighter
2
Number of kids and dogs
19
Age I met my wife at Slippery Rock University
Q&A session with: Dustin Ellenberger
What problems do you enjoy solving?
I love being part of a team that solves the problems that are holding back a business. When teams come together with a ‘whole brain’, wonderful things are the result and everyone comes out a better leader and business person for the interactions in solving the problem.
What are the things you depend on or that just make life easier?
My support network. Everyone needs one, and the most successful people have the widest reaching networks.
How you give back to the community and industry?
I look forward to being a part of the wonderful community outreach that Welty participates in often. It was one of the things that drew me to the company.
What you hope my legacy in the construction industry will be?
I hope I can contribute to the growth of the company and the industry in whatever roles come my way. I am excited to play my part, no matter how small, in helping to shape cities and towns around this wonderful place of Ohio.
What inspires you?
The look you get from someone when they have learned something from an interaction with you. That subtle look of appreciation when the lightbulb turns on and they will be a better leader because of it.