People On The Move

September 1, 2007

IAPMO R&T Oceana named Glenn Tate as its new manager of product certification services. He will manage the day-to-day operation, including the review of test reports, standards and compliance criteria. Additionally, Tate will develop new business interests in order to offer one-stop service to clients in the Australasian region. Previously, Tate served as client manager of product certification for quality assurance services/SAI Global, where he oversaw all assurance services provided to clients.

Clockwork Home Services appointed Robert J. Clanin as chief financial officer. The company also announced that Kerry DeLay McCane, who has served as chief financial officer since May 2006, will become the chief administrative officer, a newly created position within the company. Clanin, who is a member of Clockwork’s board of directors, is coming out of retirement to join Clockwork (he retired in 2001 from United Parcel Service). McCane joined Clockwork in April 2006 as vice president of mergers and acquisitions.
Also, Terry Nicholson, president of Success Group International and senior vice president of Clockwork Home Services, has been promoted to group president of client services. In this newly created position, Clockwork’s subsidiaries Success Group International and Buy Max will report to Nicholson, and he will also continue to serve as in his other capacities.
Finally, Rebecca Cassel, formerly director of retail and franchise development, has been promoted to group president of consumer services. In this newly created position, all retail operations and franchise operations will report to her.

Did you enjoy this article? Click here to subscribe to Plumbing & Mechanical.

Videos

Image Galleries

DEWALT media event at Stanley Black and Decker University

The DEWALT media event was hosted at the Stanley Black and Decker University in Towson, Md.
Photos by Mike Miagza

3/13/13 2:00 pm EST

Prepared to Navigate the New Lead-Free Laws?

AVAILABLE ON DEMAND Sail through lead-free law compliance. When piping a potable water system, the bronze valves you’re using have an expiration date –January 4, 2014. Find out what US Senate Bill S.3874 is about, how it compares to previous standards, and most importantly — how it will affect you.

Revised to include details on the latest technologies, Valve Handbook, Third Edition, discusses design, performance, selection, operation, and application. This updated resource features a new chapter on the green technology currently employed by the valve industry, as well as an overview of the major environmental global standards that process plants are expected to meet.

Most Popular Stories

Most Emailed Stories

Recent Discussions

re: Marketing - The 2012 Pipe Trades Giants: Staying positive

Marketing - The 2012 Pipe Trades Giants: Staying positive

re: water hammer update - Water Hammer Update<br>Julius Ballanco

water hammer update - Water Hammer Update<br>Julius Ballanco

Re: PE - To Condense Or Not To Condense<br> Carol Fey

People On The Move

Related Articles

Related Products

Report Abusive Comment

Multimedia

Videos

Image Galleries

THE MAGAZINE

Taxes

Clear Seas Research

Truck of the Month

STAY CONNECTED