Parts Town Unlimited Expands Global Leadership Team with New Chief Information Officer and Chief Accounting Officer

Parts Town Unlimited, a leading global distributor of mission-critical equipment, replacement parts, and supplies for the foodservice, residential appliance, and HVAC sectors, has officially announced two pivotal additions to its executive leadership roster. The strategic appointments include Pat Quint as the company’s new Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Kristi Belhumeur as its new Chief Accounting Officer (CAO).
These high-level executive appointments arrive slightly over a year after the corporate transition that saw Bill Geary step into the top position as Chief Executive Officer of Parts Town Unlimited. As the organization continues to navigate an aggressive growth trajectory, scale its digital infrastructure, and pursue global expansion, the integration of seasoned executive leadership is viewed by company stakeholders as a foundational step toward long-term operational excellence.
Strengthening the Global Leadership Foundation
The expansion of the executive suite highlights Parts Town Unlimited’s ongoing commitment to modernization, financial rigor, and technological innovation. In an official corporate statement released by the company, CEO Bill Geary emphasized the strategic value that both Quint and Belhumeur bring to the organization.
“Pat’s proven ability to turn technology into a strategic growth engine and unlock the full potential of AI-driven innovation, combined with Kristi’s deep expertise in multi-billion-dollar M&A transactions and finance transformation, makes them exceptional additions to our global leadership team,” Geary stated. He further noted that their collective leadership significantly strengthens the company’s operational capacity to scale globally, accelerate top-line and bottom-line growth, and deepen the institutional expertise required to capitalize on emerging market opportunities.
Pat Quint Takes the Helm as Chief Information Officer
As the newly appointed CIO, Pat Quint will assume comprehensive oversight of Parts Town Unlimited’s global digital efforts, technology strategy, and operational execution. Quint enters the role with an extensive background in leading digital transformations and aligning enterprise technology with broader corporate growth objectives.
Prior to joining Parts Town Unlimited, Quint served as the Chief Information Officer at Duravant, a global industrial manufacturing solutions provider known for engineering automated equipment, packaging machinery, and material handling systems. Before his tenure at Duravant, Quint held the CIO position at Mastronardi Produce, a major North American greenhouse produce grower and distributor. Across these roles, Quint earned a reputation for implementing scalable enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, optimizing supply chain architectures, and deploying advanced automation tools.

In his new role at Parts Town Unlimited, Quint will be tasked with executing a sophisticated technology strategy that relies heavily on automation and cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI). This digital mandate is especially critical for Parts Town Unlimited, which has heavily invested in proprietary customer-facing digital applications. A prime example of this digital strategy is the company’s PartPredictor tool, an AI-backed feature designed to help technicians and business owners instantly identify, select, and purchase the exact replacement parts they need. Following feature upgrades rolled out earlier in the year, the technology requires ongoing technical stewardship to maximize user adoption and transactional efficiency.
“It’s a privilege to work at Parts Town Unlimited given the impressive history, talented team, innovative solutions, and focus on exceeding customer expectations,” Quint said in the company’s formal announcement. “I look forward to helping the company achieve their goals by leveraging technology.”
Kristi Belhumeur Appointed Chief Accounting Officer
Complementing the technological focus brought by Quint, the appointment of Kristi Belhumeur as Chief Accounting Officer reinforces the financial governance and structural readiness of Parts Town Unlimited. Belhumeur, a certified public accountant (CPA), brings 25 years of extensive leadership experience within the corporate finance and accounting sectors.
In her new capacity, Belhumeur will lead the company’s global accounting, tax, and treasury organizations. Her professional background includes serving as the chief accounting officer at BradyPlus, a prominent national distributor of janitorial supplies, foodservice disposables, and industrial packaging. During her nearly two-year tenure at BradyPlus, she successfully navigated complex financial landscapes, optimized internal controls, and managed multi-site financial operations.
Beyond day-to-day financial stewardship, Belhumeur’s specialized expertise in multi-billion-dollar mergers and acquisitions (M&A) is expected to play a central role in Parts Town Unlimited’s inorganic growth strategy. Over the past decade, Parts Town Unlimited and its parent entities have pursued an aggressive acquisition strategy, acquiring numerous regional and specialized parts distributors to expand their geographic footprint and product catalog. Belhumeur’s background will be instrumental in supporting future M&A activities, strengthening audit capabilities, and ensuring enterprise-wide operational readiness as the company continues to scale.
“Parts Town Unlimited has built an extraordinary business, and I look forward to applying my global finance leadership experience to help accelerate growth, support strategic expansion, and deliver outstanding results for team members, customers, and partners,” Belhumeur remarked.
Corporate Background and Market Positioning
Parts Town Unlimited operates at the intersection of traditional heavy-duty distribution and modern e-commerce. While its roots are deeply planted in the foodservice equipment sector—supplying OEM (original equipment manufacturer) replacement parts for commercial kitchens, restaurants, and institutional dining facilities—the company has systematically diversified its operational footprint.

Today, Parts Town Unlimited’s portfolio extends significantly into residential appliance parts and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment distribution. By servicing multiple vertical markets that rely heavily on rapid maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) fulfillment, the distributor has built a high-volume, high-velocity order-processing model.
In this specific sector, speed to delivery and inventory accuracy are paramount. Commercial kitchens and HVAC contractors cannot afford prolonged downtime, making reliable supply chains and intuitive digital ordering platforms essential value propositions. Consequently, the dual leadership appointments of a technology-focused CIO and an M&A-experienced CAO directly address the company’s dual imperatives: maintaining seamless digital and logistical execution while aggressively pursuing inorganic market consolidation.
Timeline of Leadership and Strategic Evolution
The announcement of Quint and Belhumeur marks the latest milestone in an ongoing period of structural evolution for Parts Town Unlimited:
- Mid-2025: Bill Geary assumes the role of Chief Executive Officer of Parts Town Unlimited, setting a new strategic direction centered around global scalability and digital enhancement.
- Early 2026: The company rolls out major feature updates to its proprietary PartPredictor AI-backed tool, underscoring its commitment to predictive search and automated e-commerce capabilities.
- Mid-2026: Kristi Belhumeur completes her tenure as Chief Accounting Officer at BradyPlus and prepares to transition to Parts Town Unlimited.
- Late 2026: Parts Town Unlimited officially names Pat Quint as CIO and Kristi Belhumeur as CAO, filling critical executive vacancies to support the next wave of global enterprise growth.
Industry Implications and Future Outlook
The addition of two high-caliber executives with explicit experience in digital transformation, manufacturing technology, and multi-billion-dollar transactions signals a clear signal to the B2B distribution landscape. As industrial and commercial distribution sectors become increasingly digitized, companies are finding that traditional logistics capabilities alone are insufficient for maintaining a competitive edge.
By securing leaders who specialize in AI adoption and sophisticated corporate finance, Parts Town Unlimited is positioning itself to withstand potential macroeconomic volatility while capitalizing on consolidation opportunities within the fragmented parts distribution industry. Observers note that as B2B buyers increasingly demand consumer-grade digital experiences—characterized by instant part identification, real-time inventory visibility, and automated recommendations—the leadership of executives like Quint will be instrumental in maintaining Parts Town Unlimited’s market leadership.
Simultaneously, with Belhumeur steering the treasury, tax, and accounting operations, the company maintains the fiscal discipline required to absorb new acquisitions cleanly and efficiently. As Parts Town Unlimited integrates these new leaders into its global operations, the market will be watching closely to see how effectively the distributor combines technological innovation with disciplined financial expansion.







