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Posted June 3, 2024

Tribute Inc. names new president

Tribute Inc., an ERP software provider specializing in engineered products, fluid power, fluid handling, hose & accessories, along with automation and motion control industries, has promoted Thomas P. Knoebel to the position of president.


Tom KnoebelSince his start at Tribute in 1990 as a developer for the Tribute product, Knoebel has been instrumental in the company’s expansion. His career progressed when he was named TrulinX Development Manager in 2020 and later COO in 2023. Following its acquisition by Volaris Group — a portfolio group within Constellation Software that includes over 500 software companies — Tribute has emphasized nurturing the skills of its employees to ensure sustained success.

As president, Knoebel will steer strategic planning and enhancing the functionality and features of our software offerings as we look ahead. He succeeds Susie Hopper, who retired from the company on May 14, 2024.

“Susie Hopper's retirement left big shoes to fill," said Cristina Wheless, portfolio COO. "Tom is, without a doubt, the best person to step up and shepherd the company forward. I'm incredibly happy to see someone with 30+ years in Tribute operations take on this important role. Tom understands our customers, our employees, and our technology. He's a leader with a unique combination of integrity, empathy, and credibility within this indus-try. I look forward to all the good things ahead for Tribute customers, employees, and Tom! Congratulations!”

Knoebel said, “It is both an honor and a privilege to step into the role of President of Tribute, leading a team committed to innovation, excellence, and customer relationships. As a long-time employee, I've seen first-hand that this commitment is the true key to our success thus far, and I can assure you that will never change. We understand the vital role our software plays in our customer’s success, and we are dedicated to continuously enhancing our offerings to meet their evolving needs.”

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