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Polyconcept
—
Gene
Colleran
, chief executive officer
Prime Resources Corp.
(UPIC: PRIME)—
Nicole Nelson
,
Northwest regional sales manag-
er responsible for northern
California, northern Nevada,
Oregon and Washington
Raining Rose, Inc.
(UPIC:
Raini224)—
Mike Wehr
, promoted
to chief operating officer
Selco
(UPIC: SELCO)—
Craig
Naumann
, customer service man-
ager
Storm Creek
(UPIC:
StormCrk)—
Kim Hamlin
, director
of customer experience;
Gary
and Carey Snow
of the Gary
Snow Agency to represent the
company in Alaska, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon, Washington
and Wyoming;
Steve Rater
and
Steve Seifert
of S2 Marketing
Group to be its representatives in
Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Tennessee; and
Mickey and Patricia Castagna
,
and George Taylor of the Taylor
Group will represent the company
in California and Nevada
Tekweld
(UPIC: tekweld)—
Natalie Azmitia
, western region-
al sales manager
Vitronic
(UPIC: ACHIEVER)—
Donnell Avila
, regional sales
manager for Texas
Visstun
(UPIC: VISSTUN),
Digispec
(UPIC: DIGISPEC) and
CounterPoint
(UPIC:
DOYOUPOP)—
Lisa Jacobe
and
Robyn Mauthe
, marketing man-
agers
IN MEMORIAM
Harold Holland
, founder of
Art-Mold Products Company
and a former member of the
PPAI board, passed away on
March 27 in Rancho Mirage,
California. He was 85.
Holland served in the U.S.
Navy during the Korean War and
when he returned home, he and
his brother Julian founded Art-
Mold in Cranston,
Rhode Island. When
that company was later
acquired, Holland
became one of the
four partners behind
Measured Marketing
Services, Inc., a pro-
motional products
manufacturer, and
direct mail and marketing firm in
Los Angeles, California. He sat on
the company’s board of directors
and opened Measured Marketing
Services International in Grasse,
France. Holland also served on
the board of directors of
Norwood Promotional Products.
He was a member of the PPAI
(then Specialty Advertising
Association International) board
of directors from 1972-1976, and
was named one of the 50 most
influential people in the industry
by
Counselor
magazine.
Holland’s hobbies included
golf, traveling and cruising. He
played at and participated in a
number of golf clubs, most
recently at Morningside Country
Club in Rancho Mirage, where
he served on and chaired several
committees, and was a member
of the board of direc-
tors. Holland volun-
teered at the
Eisenhower Medical
Center, serving on
fund-raising commit-
tees and the EMC
Foundation Board of
Governors.
Holland is sur-
vived by his wife, Helene, his
three children: Evan and his
wife, Neesa; Gary and his wife,
Autumn, and Judi; and grand-
children, Aaron and Rachel.
Funeral services, burial and
shiva were held in Rancho
Mirage. In lieu of flowers, the
family suggests donations be
made to Eisenhower Medical
Center or to any charity of
choice.
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JUNE 2015 •
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Nicole Nelson
Craig Naumann
Andy Logan
Lisa Parker, MAS
Bill Petrie
LeeAnn
Schumacher
Harold Holland