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People for the Week: August 6, 2001

August 6, 2001

Ferguson (Newport News, VA), a distributor of hvac and plumbing products, has appointed two new senior vice presidents of branch operations: Larry Stoddard and Doug Strup. Strup will oversee the northern U.S. region and Stoddard’s responsibility will be the southern region.

Danny Jones has been named industrial account manager for Moisture Control Services (MCS, Amesbury, MA), a division of Munters Corp.

Jim Drees has accepted the position of Power Generation and Controls product manager and Steve Kuehl has joined as VHP Engine product manager for Waukesha Engine (Waukesha, WI), manufacturer of equipment for the flow control, measurement, and power systems segments of the energy industry.

Tony Italiano has joined the management team of Building Services Institute, Inc. (BSI; Nashua, NH) as member relations manager of its commercial contractor alliance, BSI Group.

FieldCentrix®, (Irvine, CA) recently expanded its national sales management team with the appointment of Walter Kirkland as national accounts manager and the opening of a regional sales office in Washington, D.C. Kirkland reports to Chicago-based Jim Nannini, eastern sales director.

Keith Clark will join Garman Co., Vapco Products Div. (Maryland Heights, MO) as the national sales manager.

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