Mack Sichta
Mack serves as Director of PVF for SDB’s industrial division. He brings nearly 40 years of experience to the table. From his early days as a driver, Mack has worked his way up serving many roles in the industry, including warehouse manager, procurement, and inside sales.
He has supplied many notable projects in downstream, LNG, ethanol, and power. Mack counts many of his closest friends in the industry, which is one of his primary reasons for playing an active role in the PVF Roundtable for much of his career.
In addition to industry events, Mack enjoys playing poker, watching sports, and nailing strikes at the bowling alley.
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