TxAT/Aguila Ammunition Announce Additions to Accounting Department

CONROE, TEXAS –-(Ammoland.com)- Texas Armament & Technology (TxAT) and Aguila Ammunition welcome Lauren Stuckey, Controller and Laurie Midgett, Office Manager to the company’s Accounting Department.

Stuckey comes to the team with over 12 years of financial experience, 10 years of which had an accounting focus. She spent time as Senior Property Accountant at Senior Lifestyle Corporation in Chicago, the 12th largest senior living specialist in the U.S. and later as Senior Financial Analyst with Layne Christianson in The Woodlands, TX where she designed, built and implemented new budgeting processes and other cost saving initiatives. Most recently Mrs. Stuckey spent time with ABS in Houston as the company’s Finance Manager.

“With Lauren’s proven track record of increasing efficiencies through procedures and processes, there is no doubt she will help TxAT and Aguila remain streamlined as we continue to see growth,” states Jeff Jackson, CFO for TxAT/Aguila Ammunition. “Lauren is as intelligent as she is professional and valuable. She will make a perfect addition to our team.”

Laurie Midgett joined TxAT/Aguila Ammunition in April. She has over 9 years of experience managing a full spectrum of administrative duties, programs, services, and functions. Laurie spent time at Professional Directional in Conroe, Texas as the Accounts Payable Supervisor. Prior to joining TxAT/Aguila she was the Accountant at Arena Energy in Spring, TX where she managed all invoicing, auditing, and budgeting responsibilities.

“Laurie has a strong command of time management. She is skillful and extremely motivated. In her short time here, she has proven to be dedicated, proactive and to work effectively in our fast-paced environment,” continues Jackson. “Her take-control personality is exactly what we need. With both, Lauren and Laurie’s experience, we couldn’t have created a more promising Accounting team with more suitable counterparts. As we ramp up for an even busier 2017, these additions couldn’t have come at a better time.”