McCoy's Building Supply names new directors

McCoy’s Building Supply announced several director promotions as the company continues to grow and expand. 

John Brown has been promoted to director of culture and customer experience. Trevor Crozier was promoted to director of merchandising – commodities, and Luke Wonder is the company’s new director of strategic accounts.

“I’m so thankful John, Luke, and Trevor are eager to contribute more and share their talents with McCoy’s. We’re a stronger company because of their leadership and impact on our team and our customers,” said Meagan McCoy Jones, McCoy’s president and CEO.

McCoy’s, based in San Marcos, Texas, said it is committed to a mentoring culture where employees are always learning, doing, and building relationships. 

“I see my new role enhancing McCoy’s through a very intentional focus on relationship building, both within our organization and with our customers. I will also support and refine our mentoring culture which sets us apart from other retailers,” said Brown, a 36-year McCoy’s veteran. He spent 17 years as a store manager in Lufkin, Texas before becoming regional support manager in 2018. 

Along with possessing a strong mentorship culture, the 96-year-old company said that it serves a unique mix of customers ranging from large-scale professional builders and repair/remodelers to ranchers and do-it-yourselfers.

 The promotions of Crozier and Wonder reflect the company’s focus on its diverse customer segments.

“I am excited to be able to look at how McCoy’s does things through a new lens that will help us identify improved ways to serve our customers,” said Cozier. “I look forward to adding my experience to the already amazing foundation that has been built.” 

Cozier is a building supply industry veteran who recently joined McCoy’s after 5 years as a strategic accounts manager at True Value. Additionally, Crozier has had various roles within the lumber and building materials industry including outside sales, purchasing, operations, and many levels of management. 

“My new role allows me to focus on programs and processes that will give the pro builders McCoy’s serves an enhanced experience in more areas than we have in the past. In turn, this will allow those customers to be freed up to concentrate on growing their businesses,” said Wonder, who has been at McCoy’s for 12 years, starting in the store as an assistant manager and then working as a commercial sales representative.

Wonder has served as strategic accounts manager since 2019. 

McCoy’s employs more than 3,000 people and operates 85 stores, 3 distribution centers, and 2 millwork facilities in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.