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Showa Denko makes organizational changes

Published Thursday, January 14, 2010 12:10 PM

Summerville Journal Scene ®

Showa Denko Carbon in Ridgeville has announced management promotions and transitions that are taking place during the first two weeks of January.

The announcements

• John Cline, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Showa Denko Carbon, Inc., and President and CEO, Showa Denko Carbon Sales, Inc. is promoted to the position of Sr. Vice President Sales & Marketing, Showa Denko Carbon, Inc. He will continue to serve also as President and CEO of Showa Denko Carbon Sales.

• Dan Pascazio, Vice President Technical, is promoted to the position of Senior Vice President Technical and Production.

• Greg Ruffing, Manager of Information Technology, is promoted to the position of Vice President Process Engineering and Information Technology.

• Andy Nielsen, Senior Vice President Operations, transitions to Senior Vice President Maintenance and Engineering.

• Jeff Pastorius, Manager Domestic Sales and Technical Services, is promoted to the position of General Manager Sales and Technical Services and SDKC Management Committee.

• Brad Canaday, General & Cost Accountant is promoted to SDKC Management Committee.

• Tim Braden, Manager of Operations Planning & Logistics and Supply Chain Management is promoted to the position of General Manager – Production and SDKC Management Committee.

• John Bethea, Manager Operations Area I, will transition to Manager of Operations Planning, Customer Service and Import/Export Control.

• Glover Pinckney, Production Supervisor is promoted to the position of Manager Production Area III.

• Jamie Walters, Production Supervisor is promoted to the position of Manager Production Area I.

These changes will ensure better coordination and more efficient operations of the business.

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