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Happenings April 23, 2026• By Bentley Mills

Bentley Names Jim Cusick President

Bentley Names Jim Cusick President

"New Leadership Signals New Phase of Growth with Renewed Focus on Performance, People and Product"

LOS ANGELES (April 2026) — Bentley Mills, Inc., the California-based leader in commercial flooring and part of global flooring company Belysse, today announced the appointment of Jim Cusick as President. Cusick, who joined Bentley in August 2025 and has served as Interim President, officially steps into the role at a defining moment for the brand, marked by renewed energy and growth.

"Jim has already driven meaningful progress in a short period of time. His strategic decisions and implementation of key initiatives have been both well received and highly impactful across the organization. His leadership, partnership and forward-thinking approach have positioned us well for continued success."

— Cyrille Ragoucy, Chairman of Belysse

With more than 30 years of experience in manufacturing and flooring, Cusick is known for building high-performing teams, leading complex operations and delivering sustainable growth. His leadership style is grounded in accountability, partnership and a deep commitment to both people and performance.

"I am honored to lead Bentley. There's strong momentum across the business and an incredible team behind it. Our focus is on continuing to build an organization that is aligned, adaptable and ready for what's next. I'm excited for what's ahead—for us, and our customers."

— Jim Cusick, President

The next chapter for Bentley will be in full effect at its Kinzie Street showroom (across from the Merchandise Mart) during Chicago's Design Days, June 8-10. Stay tuned for more and plan to experience it firsthand.

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