
	B. Andrew &ldquo;Andy&rdquo; Rose joined Worthington industries in December of 2008 as chief financial officer. &nbsp; Before joining Worthington, Rose worked at MCG Capital Corporation where he was a senior investment professional in the Atlanta office for the $1.5 billion public investment company. He focused on making control-equity investments and providing debt financing for companies in the manufacturing, distribution, transportation and logistics and infrastructure services industries. &nbsp; Previously, Rose was partner, co-founder and member of the investment committee with Peachtree Equity Partners, a private equity fund backed by Goldman Sachs. &nbsp;He managed debt and equity recapitalizations for manufacturing, distribution and service firms, served on the board of directors of various companies, advised management on growth strategies and operations, and managed the firm&rsquo;s institutional investor base. &nbsp;Prior to that, Rose served as vice president of private equity at Wachovia Capital Associates for five years. &nbsp; Rose earned his master of business administration degree from Duke University and his bachelor&rsquo;s degree from the University of North Carolina. &nbsp; A native of Columbus, Ohio, Rose currently serves on the board of trustees of the Community Shelter Board and on the Columbus Business Advisory Council for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. &nbsp;He is married with two children and resides in Upper Arlington, Ohio.&nbsp; &nbsp; Worthington Industries is a diversified metals manufacturing company with sales of $2.5 billion. Based in Columbus, Ohio, the Company is North America&rsquo;s premier value added steel processor; the world&rsquo;s leading manufacturer of pressure cylinders including propane tanks for gas grills and camping, oxygen, helium and scuba tanks, hand torches, and industrial and LP gas applications; and the leading manufacturer of metal framing and ceiling grid systems for commercial and residential construction. The Company also produces current and past model automotive stampings, steel pallets and racks and laser welded blanks. Worthington employs approximately 10,000 people and operates 83 facilities in 11 countries.
