Jun 24, 1996

Hornall Anderson Design Works

Hornall Anderson Design Works (HADW) recently added Gina Pijpker and Renee Remlinger to its marketing team. In their new roles as marketing associates, they are responsible for new client development, brand marketing, and providing brand and marketing strategies for maintaining client relationships. Prior to joining HADW, Pijpker worked for The Leonhardt Group as an account coordinator. Remlinger was previously employed as an account manager with Gerstman+Meyers, Inc. in New York. Hornall Anderson Design Works is a full-service graphic design firm specializing in corporate, brand and product identity; packaging; collateral materials; annual reports; signage; trade show exhibits; sports cosmetics; promotional materials; merchandising and point-of-purchase programs.

Jun 20, 1996

Formost Packaging Machines

Formost Packaging Machines has appointed Dennis Gunnell as sales manager. He will be responsible for both domestic and Latin American sales. Formost Packaging Machines, headquartered in Woodinville, designs and manufacturers bagging and wrapping machines for a wide range of industries.

Jun 19, 1996

AESI

John J. McNulty has joined Associated Earth Sciences (AESI) of Kirkland as a senior environmental scientist in charge of site assessments including field exploration, site characterization and state and federal records. Thomas S. McFarlane, a geotechnical engineer, has also joined AESI. His wide range of technical expertise has been used in the design of port and industrial facilities, office buildings, shopping centers, residential developments, communication towers, landfills, and transfer stations. Robert N. Miyahira has joined the firm as a hydrogeologist and will participate in evaluation and development of ground water resources, ground water computer modeling, environmental site assessments, and remedial investigations involving soil and water contamination by petroleum hydrocarbons, solvents or metals.

Parametrix

Senior transportation engineer Mel Sears has joined Parametrix, Inc. as Portland office regional manager and member of the corporate executive committee. Sears is responsible for all facets of the firm's environmental and engineering consulting services in Oregon and southern Washington. His most recent experience was with Tri-Met, where he managed the design of a five-mile segment of the Hillsboro light rail extension project. Prior to joining Tri-Met, he spent nine years with CH2M Hill in Portland and also worked with Wilsey & Ham and with the California Department of Transportation. Wetland ecologist Daniel Kelly has also joined the firm, expanding local environmental service capabilities. Formerly with Ogden Environmental Energy Services in San Diego, Kelly has specialized in wetland assessment and the use of geographic information systems for environmental assessment and resource management planning. Transportation engineer and planner Gary Obery has also joined the staff. Previously employed by Taylor Engineering, Inc. of Spokane, Obery's most recent accomplishment is the traffic analysis report for the proposed million-square-foot Spokane Valley Mall, expected to open in 1997.

Integrus

Alexandra Hofgaertner has joined the staff of Integrus Architecture and is working on Bellingham School District's new $23 million Squalicum High School. She holds a master's degree from Karlsruhe Technical University in Germany and a bachelors degree from the University of Washington. David Maughan, an architect with specialties in education and office facilities, has joined the firm and is now at work on an interim classroom project that is part of a $28 million modernization of Meadowdale High School in Edmonds. Paul Whitehill, who was previously an intern with Integrus' Spokane office, is now providing design support for the Meadowdale High School modernization team. Jim Hillier, an architect with 19 years experience, is now also at work on the Meadowdale High School project. His expertise includes research and development labs, energy management services and ADA surveys. Michael Troyer, who holds a degree in marketing and management as well as architecture and environmental design, is now serving as project manager for Kitsap County Youth Service Center in Port Orchard.

Hacker

Scott Thayer has joined Thomas Hacker & Associates of Portland and is working as project architect for the Yellowstone Art Center in Billings and the U. S. Port of Entry in Blaine. Thayer, whose 17 years of experience includes museums, offices, housing, medical, industrial and historic preservation projects, has worked in England, Oregon, Iowa and Massachusetts. David Shelman and Steve Simpson have returned to the firm. Shelman, who has 16 years of experience in libraries, schools, historic renovation and planning projects, is now project architect for the Beaverton City Library. Simpson, who has spent two years with an Alaska firm and two years practicing architecture in Spain, is currently assisting in the design of the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, the Wasco County Historical Museum in the Dalles and the Visual Arts Center at Southern Oregon State College in Ashland.

Jun 18, 1996

DBM/CM

Charlie DeGasparis and Robert Downey have joined the staff of Donald B. Murphy Contractors Inc. and Cooney McHugh Division. DeGasparis is serving as a project manager and has five years of experience as an estimator, project engineer and project manager. He holds a civil engineering degree from Santa Clara University. Downey has two years of experience as a field manager and estimator. He holds a civil engineering degree from San Jose State University.

Jun 14, 1996

InControl, Inc.

Robert Garee has joined InControl, Inc. as vice president manufacturing. Garee will be responsible on a worldwide basis for manufacturing and manufacturing engineering of the Company' products, the METRIX implantable atrial defibrillation system. The METRIX System is now in clinical trials in the U.S. and in Europe. Prior to InControl, Garee acted as program director with Schneider, Inc. InControl, Inc., a Redmond based company, develops new therapies for atrial fibrillation and works with medical researchers worldwide to advance treatments for atrial fibrillation.