Masonry Magazine August 2011 Page. 49

Words: Pete Anderson
Masonry Magazine August 2011 Page. 49

Masonry Magazine August 2011 Page. 49


Because of the success of the 2010 event, this year's event has been drastically expanded to include:

* Up to 10 hours of Indiana Limestone approved training courses available for MCAA certification credits
* A masonry industry trade show where exhibitors from manufacturers, suppliers and service providers can meet their core customers
* An outdoor theater where industry professionals will demonstrate their company's new products and equipment to mason contractor attendees
* A dramatic tour of an Indiana Limestone quarry, courtesy of the Indiana Limestone Co.
* A detailed look at Indiana Cut Stones' limestone fabrication facility.
* LEED and Indiana Limestone training for Architects and other design professionals.

The schedule for both days is identical. The event format is a "learning festival," in that attendees will wander the grounds and attend the MCAA-approved courses, visit the trade show, see a product presentation in the theater or take part in a quarry or fabrication facility tour as they see fit. The various events will begin at scheduled times throughout the day, but attendees have complete control over what they do and what they see.

The Masonry Contractors Workshop will provide lunch on each day of event as well as buses to the Limestone Quarry Tour and the nearby event parking.

Sioux Promotes Docken

Sioux Corp. has promoted Shelby Docken to customer service manager. Docken began his career at Sioux in November 1988 as an inside sales manager. His position developed into a concrete market segment manager and product manager for products engineered and manufactured exclusively for this industry. With 23 years of experience and extensive knowledge of Sioux equipment, Shelby was the natural candidate for the customer service manager position.

2011 Brick in Architecture Award Winners

The 2011 Brick in Architecture Awards have honored the highest level of brick design excellence that offers style and sustainability spanning all building sectors. Awarded by the Brick Industry Association (BIA), six of the eight Best in Class winners achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold or Silver certification, including the first LEED Gold certified project in Tennessee. Winners' reasons for choosing brick include its quality, long-term durability, environmental friendliness, aesthetics, low maintenance, increased seismic safety, thermal mass and design flexibility through color, texture, rhythm, human scale, pattern and repetition. Additionally, award-winning projects came from 25 states, reflecting the national reach and stature of this program.

"This year's winning projects showed a growing trend toward brick as the main element in sustainable design that delivers aesthetic flexibility that matches the architect's imagination and desires," says BIA President and CEO Gregg Borchelt, P.E.

Judges include Eugenia Brieva, QPK Design, Syracuse, N.Y.; Bobby Eichholz, Rialto Studio Inc., San Antonia, Texas, Walter Jennings, Maurice Jennings Architect, Fayetteville, Ark.; and Paul Matheny, Matheny Goldmon Architects, AIA, Huntsville, Ala.

A complete list of winners including the Gold, Silver and Bronze winners is available at www.gobrick.com/2011 Awards.

ProSpec Hires Loliyong, VP of Sales

ProSpec has hired Kica Loliyong as VP of sales. Loliyong will assume national sales responsibility for the full line of ProSpec products, including floor preparation, tile setting and concrete repair products.

Previously, Loliyong was manager of the consumer division at Mapei, where he managed relationships with key customers such as Lowe's and The Home Depot, and worked with cross-functional teams in sales, R&D, product management, operations and marketing to launch new products and drive product growth/profitability. Prior to Mapei, Loliyong worked at TEC Specialty Products and Sherwin-Williams.



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