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Donna Dabney elected
Scapa announces non executive director
Alcoa vice president Scapa Group plc has announced the non-executive director at both Rexam
appointment of Mike Buzzacott as a PLC and Croda International Plc.
Alcoa has announced that its board of directors has non-executive director of the Commenting on the appointment,
elected Donna Dabney as vice president of the company. James Wallace, chairman of Scapa,
corporation. Mike brings extensive experience said: "I am delighted to welcome
“Donna occupies a key role in the handling of critical of the global chemicals business. His Mike to the board of Scapa. He brings
corporate matters, particularly involving important very successful executive career was a wealth of experience of the
corporate governance issues. She serves as the focal at BP where he spent the last 14 international chemicals business as
point for communications with the Alcoa board of years in operational roles in BP well as city matters. I am looking
directors, senior management and our shareholders. We Chemicals until his retirement in 2004. forward to his contribution to the
congratulate her on her success,” said Larry Purtell, He has a range of non-executive ongoing development of Scapa's
Alcoa executive vice president and general counsel. director experience and is currently business."
Donna Dabney was elected corporate secretary and
assistant general counsel of Alcoa in 2000. She has
extensive experience in corporate and securities matters
having practiced in this area since 1996, when she was
Its all coming together at
elected secretary and assistant general counsel for
Reynolds Metals Company. Alcoa acquired Reynolds
Metals in 2000. In 2005, Dabney was appointed
Kem Edwards
corporate governance counsel in addition to corporate
secretary. In 2004, she was group counsel for the
Kem Edward Ltd., joining Kem Edwards. Kem Edwards can quickly
packaging, consumer, construction & distribution group,
supplier to the His appointment will supply a fully palletised
based in Richmond, Virginia.
construction services expand Kem Edwards’ delivery of all modules
industry nationwide, high-level dialogue with which reduces time and
has made two new its customers to help in skills needed on-site and
Crane concentrate on appointments to the adoption of also saves on wastage.
customers
strengthen its innovative solutions and Commenting on his
management team and practices. new role, Gary Foskett
A new customer of 4 people dedicated
assist with ongoing Gary Foskett has been said; “By providing pre-
service department to the provision of first
has been created at class customer service.
growth. with Kem Edwards for fabrication in a controlled
Crane Electronics Commenting on his
Peter Lee has joined over 5 years as account environment we are
headed by new new role John said
as national business manager and will now helping improve accuracy
customer service ”The new customer
development manager, head-up its pre- and this ensures ease-of-
manager, John service department will
while Gary Foskett, an fabrication division, use on-site and helps
Bromwich. consolidate and existing Kem Edwards’ which provides a viable control costs by saving
Under his leadership, improve the provision employee, has been alternative to preparing time and skills required.
the department is of product service and
promoted to special pipe support components We are seeing a massive
responsible for all UK all round support
projects manager for the on-site. By working to a increase in the demand
customer support provided to our UK and
company’s highly customer’s schedule, for this service.”
functions provided for European customers.”
successful new
end users and
distributors of the
pre-fabrication
company’s torque
division.
control products and
Peter trained
services. These
as an electrician
include the
before
integration of developing his
training, sales career with
commissioning,
MK Electrical,
installations,
Hills Electrical
technical product
and ITW where
support, servicing
he held the role
and repair/
calibration activities.
of business
John will be
development
heading up a team
manager before
l-r Peter Lee, national business development manager & Gary Foskett
special projects manager.
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