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PEOPLE

Cousins

McGregor

Raman

Dorgan

Perry

Siskens

Fiona Cousins, P.E., C.Eng, Alisdair McGregor, Ph.D.,P.E., C.Eng, and Mahadev
Raman, P.E., C.Eng, Members ASHRAE, are
part of the Global Fellows Program at Arup,
New York.

Terry Johnston, executive vice president,
president, and chief operating officer at Lennox International, Richardson, Texas, was
selected as a top chief operating officer for
2014 by ExecRank, San Rafael, Calif.

Gregg Porter is regional sales manager for
the Great Lakes region at Danfoss, Baltimore.

Chad Dorgan, Ph.D., P.E., Member
ASHRAE, vice president of quality and
sustainability at McCarthy Building Companies, Newport Beach, Calif., has been named
a 2014 LEED Fellow by the U.S. Green Building Council, Washington, D.C.

Samuel D. Messana is national sales manager-building service and regional sales manager for the northeast at Wilo, Rosemont, Ill.

Wayne Trusty of Wayne B. Trusty Associates,
Ottawa, ON, Canada, is chair of the consensus body for revision of ANSI/GBI 01-2010
at the Green Building Initiative (GBI), Los
Angeles.

James Gill is vice president of sales at Williams Comfort Products, Colton, Calif.

Roger Platt is president of the U.S. Green
Building Council, Washington, D.C.

John Perry is chief operating officer at the
International Facility Management Association (IFMA), Houston.

Wald Siskens, Ph.D., is chief executive officer at EnOcean, Oberhaching, Germany.

Dwayne Wright is sales director at Alerton, a division of Honeywell, Redmond,
Wash.

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