Biography of Mark Petrarca
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Mark was Director of Human Resources and Communications, Strike Weapons Division at Raytheon, and Director of Compensation, Defense Systems Group at Texas Instruments. Mark Petrarca joined TopBuild in 1999. Mark served as Vice President of Human Resources, Water Heater Division at TopBuild.
Mark Petrarca is currently- Senior Vice President, Human Resources and Public Affairs (retiring on Aug 1 2024) at A.O. Smith - View - A.O. Smith org chart
- Director at TopBuild - View - TopBuild org chart
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Mark Petrarca has a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Bradley University in 1985 and a Master of Science in Management and Administrative Science from University of Texas at Dallas in 1987.
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