Industrial Equipment News

OCT 2016

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SUPPLEMENT to ien FINISHING WORLD 22 IEN / OCTOBER '16 www.ien.com news Asterion's Vandivier Honored as NASF Fellow Hubbard-Hall Receives Award from United Way C hemical manufacturer and distributor Hubbard-Hall was awarded the United Way of Greater Waterbury's Spirit of Excellence award at the charity's annual Community Leaders Dinner. The company was recognized for its outstanding employee-driven effort which The company was recognized for its outstanding employee-driven effort which succeeded in raising over $37,000 in addition to a generous $30,000 corporate gift. The Hubbard-Hall campaign demonstrat- ed a 26% increase in average gifts over the previous year, with an impressive 58% em- ployee participation rate across the board. Hubbard-Hall was also recognized for its elev- en Leadership Donors on staff, as well as the on staff, as well as the company's active par- ticipation in the annual Stock the Pantry food drive and other United Way efforts. Way efforts. T h e a w a r d w a s a c c e p t e d b y H u b - bard-Hall President and CEO Molly Kellogg. "If you're going to give, give locally," she said, recalling advice given by her father. "You have an obligation to support the community that you live in, and the commu- nity that you work in." M r. Blair Vandivier, President and CEO of Asterion, LLC was recently bestowed the distinction of Fellow by the National Association for Surface Finishing (NASF). The honor recognizes those NASF members that have made signif- icant and lasting contributions through their leadership and dedicated service to the association and the surface fi nishing industry. An industry veteran, Vandivier has been previously recognized by his peers, while earning the respect of his customers and competitors over a career that spans more than thirty years. Vandivier said, "I am both honored and humbled to being named an NASF Fellow. It's truly a privilege to be part of an association that works tirelessly to represent the interests of our industry. I am also grateful for the friendship and support of Team Asterion that made this distinction possible."

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