# Joseph Vidmar

> Joseph Vidmar is Amzak Capital Management’s operating partner of industrials and is listed as president and CEO of AOC Metal Works. A U.S. Navy submarine veteran, he spent 23 years at Alcoa before joining Amzak in 2013 and holds finance-focused business and industrial-management degrees from the University of Southern Indiana.

- **Role:** Operating Partner of Industrials at Amzak Capital Management; President and CEO at AOC Metal Works
- **Organizations:** Amzak Capital Management, AOC Metal Works, Alcoa, U.S. Navy
- **Education:** Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Finance concentration, University of Southern Indiana, Master of Science in Industrial Management, University of Southern Indiana
- **Known for:** Held leadership and management responsibilities across several aluminum-production processes during 23 years at Alcoa., Served as interim CEO when the 2018 AOC-StampTech combination was announced with five manufacturing facilities and revenue above $80 million., His 2004 research reported $40,130 in fiber-core cost savings for a production period in 2003.

## Career timeline

- **—** — Served on U.S. Navy submarines as a Nuclear Electrician’s Mate and scuba diver.
- **1997** — Earned a business-administration degree at the University of Southern Indiana.
- **2004** — Completed a master’s in industrial management and fiber-core conversion research involving Alcoa’s Warrick Operations.
- **2012** — USI’s summer alumni magazine reported his appointment as general manager of Alcoa Architectural Products North America in Eastman, Georgia.
- **2013** — Joined Amzak as Operating Partner and Project Manager after 23 years at Alcoa.
- **2018** — Named in the January 10 acquisition announcement as interim CEO of the combined AOC and StampTech business.

## Achievements

- Held leadership and management responsibilities across several aluminum-production processes during 23 years at Alcoa.
- Served as interim CEO when the 2018 AOC-StampTech combination was announced with five manufacturing facilities and revenue above $80 million.
- His 2004 research reported $40,130 in fiber-core cost savings for a production period in 2003.

## Links

- Website: https://www.amzak.com/joe-vidmar
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-vidmar-8a400523

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