Kitchen & Bath Business - October 2018 - 10

Happenings

Cosentino Opens
Honolulu Showroom
SIEMATIC has appointed
SCOTT ROY to CEO of
SIEMATIC NORTH AMERICA.

THE NEW HAWAII LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS Cosentino's international growth and continued expansion in North America. To
celebrate the opening of the new showroom, the company
hosted a traditional Hawaiian ceremony and dance performance. A Hawaiian "Kahu" conducted various traditional
blessings and cleansings to clear any curses or negative
energy that might have been placed on the space, allowing the new occupants to move forward with a clean slate.
Photo shows the Cosentino City Hawaii Team (L-R): Sean
Paul, CSR; Matt Thurston & Joseph Torres, warehouse associates; Paul Custino, Chris King, Brandon Calvo, Patty
Dominguez & Don Detwiler, AM/ADSM

He will lead the direct
operating stores, partner
showrooms and multi-unit
products divisions. Roy
has more than 30 years of
experience in the building
products industry and has
held such titles as president and CEO of GILFORDJOHNSON FLOORING.

Lumber Company Promotes
New Campaign
DURA SUPREME's
manufacturing engineer
manager, ERIC SCHWARZKOPF, has received a 2018
Wood Industry 40 Under
40 Award from the Woodworking Network. The
awards celebrate the next
generation of professionals
making an impact on wood
products manufacturing in
North America.

NORTHWEST HARDWOODS RECENTLY ANNOUNCED the launch
of its new marketing campaign, "Lumber Brings Everything
to Life," which unites its two brands - Northwest Hardwoods
and the Industrial Timber and Lumber Co. (ITL) acquired in
2015. The goal of the campaign is to illustrate the importance,
sustainability and natural beauty that lumber holds in our daily
lives. It includes a new customer-focused website, advertising centered on visually appealing wood applications and the
launch of Northwest Hardwoods' Pinterest and Instagram
accounts. It also offers an opportunity for the company to
reach new audiences, including designers, specifiers, architects and OEMs.

INTERNATIONAL MARKET CENTERS (IMC) HAS
ACQUIRED the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center

MTI BATHS celebrates its
30th anniversary this year
by honoring its design
innovation, craftsmanship
and customer service. The
company offers a variety
of products and has won
more than 100 awards.
Pictured is MTI Baths'
CEO, KATHY ADAMS.

ATLANTA'S ADAC IS ACQUIRED
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(ADAC), a leading design facility with the Southeast's
largest collection of luxury furnishings for residential,
hospitality and commercial applications. Opened in
1961, the 550,000-sq.-ft. ADAC houses more than
60 showrooms and 27 design studios for interior
designers, architects, builders and design enthusiasts.
The acquisition brings ADAC into the IMC national
home furnishings network to create strategic business
opportunities among all properties. With the addition
of ADAC to its portfolio, IMC becomes the world's
largest owner and operator of trade mart properties,
encompassing more than 20 million square feet of
facilities serving the global home furnishings, design
and fashion apparel sectors.

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