Monthly Archives: July 2011

Kettering grad Thomas Puza was recently chosen as the new Chief Operating Officer of International Battery. Here are the details: Thomas Puza, formerly Director of Engineering for Ener1, joins the Company as Chief Operating Officer responsible for all aspects of … Continue reading →

John McElroy recently talked to Kettering alum and author of the book, ‘What’s Good for GM?,’ Thomas Krumm, for a story in Ward’s Auto: Crumm believes it’s possible to return to the craftsmanship ethic of the 19th century coachbuilders by … Continue reading →

Carolyn Cook, a Kettering/GMI grad, was recently named general director of ACDelco: Cook has responsibility for ACDelco across North America and says she plans to grow business “the old-fashioned way — one satisfied consumer at a time.” “Whether customers decide … Continue reading →

Kettering/GMI grad David Reed was recently honored by the Society of Plastics Engineers: David (Dave) B. Reed P.E., who worked for then General Motors Corp. (GM) for 45 years in Product Engineering and helped develop many innovative automotive-plastics applications, has … Continue reading →

Kettering alum Art Domino was recently profiled talking about his hometown of Depew, NY, in the Buffalo News: Village Historian Arthur “Art” Domino, is a lifelong resident of the Village of Depew. He is married and has three children, seven … Continue reading →

Grand Rapids philanthropist and businessman Armen G. Oumedian has been named Outstanding Leader for 2011 by the Governing Board of Directors of Porter Hills Retirement Communities & Services and the Porter Hills Foundation Board of Trustees. Oumedian, who serves on … Continue reading →

The Merrill Lynch public relations department provides this news on Kettering alum Ash Chopra: Kettering University alum, Ash Chopra was recently named to “America’s Top 1,000 Financial Advisors: State-by-State” list in Barron’s magazine. A founding partner with Merrill Lynch’s Private … Continue reading →