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LASN Movers & Shakers April, 200304-01-03 | News

Movers & Shakers

George Gooden

Ervin, Lovett & Miller, the Jacksonville architectural, land planning, and landscape design firm, has named George Gooden architectural associate with the firm.

JIS Land, LLC has just broken ground on a new design studio for Sherman Group, Inc., a Phoenix, Arizona based Landscape Architecture and Design firm. The opening reception for the new facility, located on North Central Avenue in Phoenix, will be in late 2003.

Daniel Woodroffe

Mark Meyer

Eric Schultz

TBG Partners, a landscape architecture and land planning firm, has announced the promotions of Daniel Woodroffe and Mark Meyer to associates in the firm?EUR??,,????'???s Dallas office and Eric Schultz as an associate in the firm?EUR??,,????'???s Austin, Texas office.

Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design has announced the appointment of Lee Hanel, LC; Guy Smith, LC, AIA; and Ann Little as associates.

Land Architects, Inc., a Colorado-based planning and landscape architecture firm, has recently promoted Joseph L. Wilson IV to the position of project designer.

Michael Deel has joined ColeJenest and Stone, P.A., as an engineering intern. He received a bachelor?EUR??,,????'???s degree in engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

The Collaborative West has received national recognition for outstanding sales and marketing achievements in the home building industry. The firm received a Gold Award in the Best Attached Community of the Year category, a Silver Award in the Best Detached Community of the Year category; and a Silver Award in the Best Landscape Design category.

Robert Larlee

Melendrez Design Partners has named Robert Larlee managing principal, responsible for operations, business ad resource management. Larlee is a graduate of Pepperdine University, with a Bachelor of Science degree in management.

Bill Campbell, one of the country?EUR??,,????'???s leading amateur golfers and the only person to ever serve as president of the United States Golf Association and captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, will receive the Donald Ross Award from the American Society of Golf Course Architects on May 19.

Echo, Inc. recently hired Steve Herbst as Product Manager for Trimmers, Power Blowers and Shredders. Herbst will manage multiple marketing functions for these growing product lines, including new product development, promotions and pricing.

John A. Schoch

Profile Products LLC, the leading manufacturer of erosion control products and inorganic soil amendments, has named John A. Schoch as its new president and chief executive officer. Schoch has assumed his new responsibilities and is now located at Profile?EUR??,,????'???s headquarters in Buffalo Grove, Ill. Schoch brings more than 25 years of domestic and international business management and leadership to his new position.

Kioritz Corporation of Japan, the parent company of Echo Incorporated, recently named Yasuhiko (Chuck) Kitazume President of Kioritz Corporation. The incumbent President, Yasuhiko Tanizawa, will remain on the company?EUR??,,????'???s Board of Directors as Chairman.

John Holley

International Pond Supply, Inc. (IPS), an innovative national water gardening distributor based in Santa Fe, NM, has announced the hiring of John Holley to the position of Director of Operations. Holley will be responsible for continuing to bring new operational strategies to IPS to ensure its position as a top distributor of pond supplies.

Mike Ryan of Rochester Hills, Mich., has been named president of Bobcat Company, West Fargo, N.D., a unit of Ingersoll-Rand (IR). He succeeds Jim Sharp, who recently became president of Ingersoll-Rand?EUR??,,????'???s construction equipment business in Davidson, N.C.

Rick Gilstrap

Steve Pendergraft

Triangle Brick has announced the following additions to its sales team: Mike Starner, Northeast regional sales representative; Rick Gilstrap, sales representative in the Columbia, S.C. market; and Steve Pendergraft, sales representative in the Durham/Chapel Hill, N.C. market.