Feb 13, 2007

Another Source

Another Source promoted Marcie Glenn to president and CEO. Glenn was vice president of operations and marketing communications manager. She replaces Jan Scott, Another Source's founder and president, who retired in 2006. Another Source is a Seattle-based employment referral service.

Dinerware

Dinerware named two senior managers to oversee the sales and support departments. Lori Penor is now customer support manager. Rob Freytag is now Northwest sales manager. Both came to Dinerware in 2006. Dinerware is a Seattle-based developer of restaurant point-of-sale software.

Plum Creek Timber

Plum Creek Timber Co. has promoted Laura B. Smith to vice president and treasurer. Smith joined Plum Creek in 2003 after a 12-year career at Goldman, Sachs. Plum Creek Timber is a national private landowner based in Seattle.

Tourism Walla Walla

Tourism Walla Walla appointed Kelly Koon tourism sales manager. She was chef concierge and “vine vixen” at the Hotel Vintage Park in Seattle. The nonprofit supports economic growth through tourism promotion in the Walla Walla Valley.

CITC of Washington

The Construction Industry Training Council of Washington hired Adriana Gamboa as assistant to the vice president of apprenticeship. Gamboa is responsible for dispatching apprentices, and tracking and reporting apprentice work hours and wage increases. She holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Seattle University.

Schlecht Construction

Kelso-based Schlecht Construction hired Randy Sundberg as an estimator and project manager. Sundberg is focusing on commercial and light-industrial work. He ran his own home-building and remodeling company for 20 years prior to joining Schlecht.

Northwest Wall and Ceiling Bureau

The Northwest Wall and Ceiling Bureau named Terry Ziegelbauer as architectural consultant. Ziegelbauer provides technical services to association members and to the architectural and construction communities. He has 27 years of construction industry experience.

Allied Tube & Conduit

Allied Tube & Conduit, a manufacturer of electrical and metal products, formed a construction division to better serve its commercial construction market. The division is headquartered in Harvey, Ill. It serves the Pacific Northwest through operations in Phoenix and Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., that make pre-engineered trusses and steel framing systems. A company spokesman said they are seeking fabricators for the Dynatruss system in the Pacific Northwest.