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tured by Sioux were used to clean automotive engines and farm equipment.As timewent on, Sioux changed its customer focus to manufacturing plants, oil and gas companies, concrete plants, andmining, as well as other heavy-duty applications. SKIDATA, Inc., based in Hillsborough, N.J., is expanding


its Purchasing Department with the welcome addition of Ms. Elizabeth (“Betty”) Bunger. Betty has been in the retail auto parts and truck parts business with her husband for the past 12 years. Being the owner of a small business provided her with experience in sales, purchasing, accounts payable and receivable, and customer service. Prior to owning the business, she was employed by the school district in Piscataway, NJ as an adminis- trative assistant. Her responsibilities will include working with clients such as the Automated Parking Technologies, Expertronic, Innovative Parking Concepts, LVCTechnolo- gies, Multiguard,Wetherbee Electronic, Ultimate Systems Solutions, andmany others. Stan Davies, Northwest Regional SalesManager, has won


Salesperson of theYear award from AMAGTechnology. The award is presented to the company salesperson who has achieved the highest percentage of quota for 2008. “(He) worked hard to earn this award and deserves it,” saidMikeTaylor, Director of Sales. “He is an asset to theAMAG sales organization, and I am proud to have himonmy team.” BrianMiller has joined the TimHaahsAtlanta office as a Senior ProjectManager.He brings 10 years of experience prepar-


ing functional and structural plans and specifications for both public and private clients in the industry. Building Design & Construction has named DennisM.


Wittry, P.E., S.E., as one of 40 rising young professionals in the AEC industry. The magazine’s editors choseWittry from among 208 entrants as one of “40Under 40.”AWalter PMoore Princi- pal,Wittry is the structural engineering division’s regional direc- tor for Central Texas. The company also has announced the pro- motion of five employees in its Parking Consulting Division: Lynell Linton, Brian Lozano and Jeremy Rocha, P.E., have been named SeniorAssociates; Rena Buford and Jason Car- penter have been namedAssociates. The Canadian ParkingAssociation has appointed Chris-


tine Stewart as Coordinator of Programs &Technical Develop- ment. She has been an activemember of the CPAfor 14 years. In her new role, Stewart will assist with the development of pro- grams and initiatives, as well as renewal of existing programs. Elliott Nemerson has joined Polus Systems asVP of Busi-


ness Development. Polus says it is an innovative, effective and cost-conscious alternative to the established ParkingAccess & Revenue Control (PARC)manufacturers. The town of Les Sables d’Olonne on France’sAtlantic coast


provides its residents and visitorswith the option of parking their cars in one of four chargeable car parks. To centralize and opti- mize use of all current and future car parks, the old operating sys- tems will soon be replaced by the PMAbacus system by Des- igna. In addition, Vincipark and Designa will begin work in


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