SI Group, a performance additives company, announced the appointment of Terry Walsh as its senior vice-president of operations, effective immediately.
Carlisle Fluid Technologies has announced that Corey Sorrento has joined the company as global product manager for the Mix, Meter and Flow as well as Cure and Convey product lines.
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Carlisle Fluid Technologies recently announced that Kevin Creegan has joined its DeVilbiss Automotive Refinishing division as eastern regional sales manager.
AkzoNobel Wood Coatings has announced the appointment of Bryan Hodges as colour design manager, North America.
Quaker Houghton recently added to its team by welcoming Jeffrey Brown as account manager—metal finishing for the Canadian region.
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Gene Olivastri of Henkel Corporation has decided after a 32-year career with the corporation to retire.
In September, John Turner left his position as general manager of SATA Canada Inc., which thanked Turner for his dedication and commitment to the company. In the interim, Joern Stoever from the German parent company will be taking over the position.
SYSPRO, a global provider of industry-built enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, recently announced the appointment of Jaco Maritz as its global chief executive officer (CEO) while co-founder Phil Duff will be stepping into the role of executive chairman.
As the new director of AkzoNobel’s powder coating business, Jeff Jirak will be located at the company’s North American regional headquarters in Nashville, Tenn. For the last three years, Jirak held the position of chief commercial officer at Valtris Specialty Chemicals, and he has more than 30 years of experience in the performance materials and specialty chemicals sector.
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Cortec Corporation recently promoted its director of manufacturing, Caleb Pheneger, to the position of chief operations officer (COO). In his new role, Pheneger will be extending his support for projects and operations to Cortec’s Canadian subsidiary Bionetix, in addition to his manufacturing oversight of five Cortec Corporation plants in the United States.
