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News & Business APPOINTMENTS
HARMAN Professional appoints Jonas Stenvinkel as Head of Martin Professional Asia Pacific.
HARMAN Professional names Rasmus Mogensen as Regional Support Manager, Asia.
Concord, the architectural and specification lighting brand of Havells Sylvania has reinforced its
specification sales team with
the appointment of Adam Joliffe, as UK Sales Director.
Chelsom bolster their Sales team with the dual appointment of Karen McBurney and Karl Mobley as Sales Consultants based in Scotland and the South of England respectively.
PICTURE PERFECT
The Oxford Preservation Trust Small Project Award has recently been awarded to The Ultimate Picture Palace and dpa lighting consultancy for the lighting scheme relating to the cinema’s refurbished facade. Oxford’s only independent cinema, The Ultimate Picture Palace has undergone a three-year restoration programme, which included the restoration of the facade to the cinema’s former glory.
Zeta Specialist Lighting, the Bicester-based innovative developer and manufacturer of LED and solar powered lighting
solutions, has announced the appointment of Adrian Dennis as Sales and Marketing Director.
Elation Professional is pleased to announce that industry professional John Dunn has joined the company as Rental and
Production Market Manager for the US market.
UPGRADING!
The Royal United Hospital (RUH) Bath has successfully bid for £1.7m to upgrade lights throughout its buildings. The money will come from the Department of Health, which awarded the RUH a share of its £50m Carbon Efficiency Fund. The money will be used to install new energy efficient lighting throughout the hospital. Old, inefficient lighting will be replaced with LED solutions supplied by Philips. The new lights should be installed by April 2014.
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