Hugh Lester recently joined ModCorr as the company’s Senior Director of Special Projects. Lester’s role will be market research and new product line development. His initial assignment is the tenant fit-out of a new warehouse and factory in Allenwood, Pa.
Amy L. Solomon has been named senior fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice, where she will lead the new “Justice in Perspective” intiative.
GFT, the newly unified identity of Gannett Fleming TranSystems, has promoted Brian Endler, AIA, to vice president and principal architect.
West Virginia Divisions of Corrections and Rehabilitation Commissioner William “Billy” K. Marshall III will serve as the next director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
John W. Martin, AIA, LEED AP, has joined Miami-based CGL Companies as a senior design associate, bringing nearly three decades of experience in architectural design and project management.
On the brink of entering their 96th year, Sletten Construction Company has announced long-time company member Tony Ewalt as its new president.
San Francisco-based BREEAM USA, a provider of one of the world’s most widely used green building rating systems, announced that Derek Young has been hired as the company’s first director…
Altronix recently announced that Bryan McGee has joined the company as sales manager for the South Central U.S. region. In this newly created position, McGee will manage business development activities with professional security and surveillance consultants, specifiers, distributors and systems integrators in the territory, and support the company’s award-winning line of power supplies and adaptive transmission solutions.
Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Secretary John Wetzel has named George Little director of the state’s Community Based Correction Program. In his new role, Little will oversee operations at the 15 state-run community corrections centers and more than 40 contract facilities. From 2005 to 2009 Little was Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Corrections and he most recently served as chief administrative officer and chief of staff for the City of Memphis.
Architectural products manufacturer Kane Innovations Inc., has hired Mac Hines as vice president of sales for all Kane Innovations brands. In this role, he will oversee all sales and marketing activity for Sterling Dula Railings, Kane Security Screens, Kane Detention and Kane Fabrications. Hines is a building-materials veteran and brings 23 years of sales and marketing experience to the team.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
