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PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS

Horton SUNY Cadets Pebdani Vrooland Wortman of? ce in San Diego. Pioneering the their ROHR-IDRECO Dredge Sys- ceptualizing the Depth Master product company’s California presence is Pe- tems European division. Fulco has line and other innovations.

dram Pebdani, a sales and engineering worked as Chief Commercial Of? cer professional with extensive experience of a Japanese manufacturer of special-

Seaspan Appoints New in the industry. Pebdani holds de- ized marine cargo handling equipment

Senior Leaders grees in Civil Engineering from Azad and as Deputy Head of Ship Sales for Seaspan has named three new Vice

University and Software Engineering a Japanese shipyard. Fulco’s most re-

Presidents to its Senior Leadership from San Diego State University. His cent employer was Royal IHC, where Team, announcing the appointments previous experience includes working he served as the Commercial Director of Linda Wortman as Vice President, with the Subsea Division of Eaton of the Dredging Division and was a Finance & Accounting; Catherine and as Global Business Development member of its Executive Committee. Chick as Vice President, Business Ser-

Manager for DeepSea Power & Light, Ryan Horton has been promoted from vices & Technology; and Shawn Chy- both based out of San Diego. Vice President of Sales for IMS Dredg- linski as Vice President, Health, Safety, es to a new position as Vice President, Environment & Quality. Linda joined

Auger Dredges for its Ellicott Dredge Seaspan in 2008 as Controller, Ma-

New Hires, Promotions

Technologies group, based in North rine and was appointed to the role of and Awards for Ellicott

America. Ryan, who has a degree in Vice President, Finance & Accounting

Dredge Enterprises in January 2016. She completed her

Ellicott Dredge Enterprises announced marketing from the University of Kan-

Bachelor of Commerce Degree from that Fulco Vrooland has joined the sas, also holds several dredge technol- the University of Calgary and holds company as Managing Director of ogy patents and is credited with con-

Harrington Hoists

Announces Executive

Leadership Changes

Lasso Premont Hunter Snavely Lonardi Morita

Harrington Hoists has named Carlo Lonardi as President of Harrington Hoists, Inc. and President and CEO of

Kito Americas, Inc., effective immediately. Lonardi began his career with Harrington Hoists as the Eastern Division

Sales Manager in 1997. Carlo holds a B.S. degree in Business Management from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Edward (Ned) Hunter will take on the role of Executive Vice President and Senior Executive Of? cer of Harrington’s parent company, KITO Corporation. Hunter joined Harrington Hoists as President and CEO in 2004. Hunter holds a BBA in Economics from Temple University. Yoshio Morita was promoted to Executive Of? cer of KITO CORPO-

RATION and Chief Administrative Of? cer of Kito Americas. Yoshio holds a LLB from Nihon University, Tokyo,

Japan. Marc Premont has been named Executive Of? cer of Kito Corporation; Chief Operating Of? cer of Kito

Americas, Inc. and President of Kito Canada, Inc. Premont began at Kito Canada, Inc. in 1993 as a Regional Sales

Representative and was promoted to Marketing Manager in 1996. Premont graduated from Chaplain University,

British Columbia Institute of Technology and holds an MBA from Simon Fraser University. Bret Lasso was promoted to Executive Vice President Business Development of Kito Americas. Lasso earned a BS degree in Marketing and

Communications from Northern Michigan University. Mark Snavely was promoted from Vice President of Finance for Harrington Hoists to Chief Financial Of? cer of Kito Americas. Snavely was hired as Controller for Harrington

Hoists, Inc. in 2005 and was named VP of Finance for the company in 2013. He graduated from Shippensburg Uni- versity with a BSBA in Accounting and earned an MBA in Finance from The Pennsylvania State University.

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