Tomas Haracourt

Tomas Haracourt

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Immediate Past President of MSUPAA

Tomas Haracourt started his packaging journey on the campus of MSU back in 1996.  Since graduating in 2001 he has worked for Quaker Oats/PepsiCo, Gerber Products/Nestle Nutrition in various roles across R&D and Operations.  Tomas left Gerber Products/Nestle Nutrition in 2019 as their Head of Packaging to begin a new career opportunity in packaging sales & business development with ProAmpac.  Tomas joined the MSU Packaging Alumni Association in the fall of 2013 to get involved with others who have the same passion for keeping MSU the destination for current and future packaging professionals.  Since joining the board Tomas has been involved on the Scholarship and Fundraising Committee’s (chair), Treasurer, President, and is currently the Immediate Past President.  All of these experiences allowed Tomas to see firsthand the impact the Alumni Association has on current and future students.  These opportunities are valuable ways to support the mission of the MSU Packaging Alumni Association.  Outside of work Tomas enjoys running, soccer, volleyball, spending time with his family, and MSU Athletics.  Tomas lives in Grand Haven, MI with his wife Kelly, daughter Madelyn, and son Logan.

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