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A Pair Of Trained Heroes

Scott Dunbar and Glenn Ward, electricians on the job (working for M.F. Baker Electric), saved the life of 62-year-old Fred Fulks on Dec. 31, 2009, on a jobsite in Indiana, according to the Journal and Courier (of Lafayette).

M.F. Baker pays for annual CPR training for its 15 employees, according to the report. From Fulks, who suffered a massive heart attack: “I was dead for a minute. The doctors told me that in another two minutes, I would have died. Without Scott and Glenn, I wouldn’t be here today.”

Story, including a photo of the two heroes, here.


Featured Folks

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Nathan Frampton
Nathan Frampton—he’s president of FANIMATION. He was selected as a Leader for the Medallion Membership Campaign of the American Lighting Association.

Scott Hunt—he’s service manager for JB Electric (Bowling Green), in the field for 22 years, a licensed electrician for the past 17. He was elected president, for 2010, of the Electrical Clearing House of Southern Kentucky (which is all about education and networking for licensed electricians).

Cyrus Izzo, P.E.—he’s co-CEO of Syska Hennessy Group (an engineering firm). He was appointed to the national board of directors of the 7x24 Exchange.

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Dorene Maniccia
Dorene Maniccia—she’s director of policy and industry affairs for WattStopper. She was recently elected chair of NEMA’s Lighting Controls Section.

Rosana Privitera Biondo—she’s president of Mark One Electric, and now has been picked as chair of the Chamber of Commerce for Kansas City, Kan., according to the local business newspaper.

John Riley—he works for DenTech, and was the gold medalist in the Electrical trade competition at the 2010 National Craft Championships held by the Associated Builders and Contractors.

Taly Walsh—has been named vice president for sustainability, intelligence and networking at the Telecommunications Industry Association. Previously, Walsh was vice president of marketing and business development.

Moves, Adds & Switches

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Richard Gloster
A.L.P. ADDS GLOSTERRichard Gloster, who recently worked at Hubbell Lighting (NSM for Columbia)., is now product manager at A.L.P. Lighting Components. Previously, he spent nearly 20 years with Cooper Lighting.

EATON ADDS DIRECTORTodd Bluedorn is a new director on Eaton Corporation’s board. His full-time job is as CEO of Lennox International, a company he joined in 2007. Earlier, he was with Otis Elevator, Carrier, Hamilton Sundstrand, and McKinsey.

EMERSON’S NEW CIO—it’s Kathleen McElligott, who replaces Stephen Hassell (CIO since 2004, just moved over to be president of Emerson’s combined Aperture and Avocent businesses). McElliott joined Emerson in 2000; most recently, she was president of IT for the Industrial Automation business. Before coming to Emerson, she spent 22 years with GE (aircraft and plastics business units).

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Bill Fisher
ROBROY LURES FISHERBill Fisher is now national sales manager at Robroy Industries’ Conduit Division. He previously was with United Copper Industries, where he rose to the vice president sales-East position.

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Oscar Audelo
NORTHWIRE RECRUITS AUDELOOscar Audelo now works as regional sales director for Northwire, Technical Cable. He came to the company with 15-plus years of experience as sales manager in the interconnect industry; he’ll serve customers in the Western United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and South America. 

SONEPAR CANADA HIRES TAGGART—Jim Taggart is now vice president of vendor relations for Sonepar Canada, according to Electro-Federation Canada. Taggart was president of Legrand Canada since 2000; earlier, he was with Thomas & Betts for 14  years.

STAHLIN NAMES SCHRODERRoger Schroder is now engineering manager at Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures, bringing with him 18-plus years of experience in manufacturing (most recently at Key Plastics).

TOPANGA ELEVATES BARRYGreg Barry is now president/CEO at Topanga Technologies, replacing Mehran Matloubian, co-founder. Matloubian is now chief strategy officer. Barry began his career with GE and served there for 14 years, then moved to Acuity Brands, where he was vice president of product market development. Most recently, he was vice president/general manager at Hubbell Lighting.

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