SMACNA 2011 68th Annual Convention Day2 : Page 5
A SMACNA board elects new offi cers, vice president performance contractor task force. He has also served on the ITI board of trustees. His suppor t o f the New Horizons Foundation ( NHF ) includes being a summit coun-selor contributor. Locally, he has ser ved as president and vice president of SMACNA Boston. He has been chair of the bylaw and nomi-nating committees and was on the arbitration and griev-ance, membership, labor rela-tions, and joint apprenticeship and training committees. He has also been a trustee of the t the July SMACNA board o f dire c-tors meeting, the following officers were electe elected to terms begin-ning Wednesday: President Richard Rivera, president and CEO of Key Air Conditioning Contractors Inc. in Santa Fe Springs, Calif.; President-Elect Howard Stine, executive vice president of Charles E. Jarrell Contracting in Earth City, Mo.; Sec re t ar y-Treasurer Randy Novak, president of Novak Heating and Air Condition-ing Inc. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Immediate Past President James Boone, president and CEO of New England Sheet Metal Works in Fresno, Calif. Newly elected as vice presi-dent is Kevin R. Gill, president of McCusker-Gill Inc. of Hingham, Mass. Gill has a long record of dedication to the industry, the association said, and served on SMACNA’s board of directors from 1999-2003. “Kevin is a talented and outstanding industry leader,” said Richard Rivera, incom-ing SMACNA president. “We welcome him to the SMACNA executive committee. SMACNA will benefit greatly from his industry knowledge, experi-ence and enthusiasm.” Gill has served as chairman of numerous committees, and is currently chairman of the pension task force and the con-vention committee, offi cer liai-son to the technical resources commit te e, and S M AC N A employee pension plan trustee. He is also on the associate member committee. Active leg-islatively, he is a member of the Congressional Insiders Club and the Political Pacesetters Council. For his service, he has been inducted into SMACNA’s College of Fellows. “The success of my business is due in part to my involve-ment in SMACNA,” Gill said. “Now is the perfect opportu-nity for me to give back to the industry.” Gill has served as chairman and vice-chairman of SMAC-NA’s Council of Chapter Rep-resentatives and as the local chapter representative to the council. He has chaired the director-nominating commit-tee; the convention, budget and fi nance and multi-service chapter application and selec-tion committees; and the high-“The success of my business is due in part to my involvement in SMACNA,” Gill said. health and welfare fund. Gill is a member of the Mas-sachusetts Building Congress and the HVAC Compensation Corp., where he served as pres-ident. He is also a member of the Construction Institute and currently sits as a board of director of the Building Trades Employers Association, a Bos-ton-based trade association. He entered the sheet metal indus-try in 1979 as a laborer and attended Northeastern Univer-sity in Boston. New SMACNA Vice President Kevin R. Gill. SMACNA 2011 Convention Daily 5
SMACNA Board Elects New Officers, Vice President
AT the July SMACNA board of directors meeting, the following officers were elected to terms beginning Wednesday: President Richard Rivera, president and CEO of Key Air Conditioning Contractors Inc. in Santa Fe Springs, Calif.; President-Elect Howard Stine, executive vice president of Charles E. Jarrell Contracting in Earth City, Mo.; Secretar y-Treasurer Randy Novak, president of Novak Heating and Air Conditioning Inc. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Immediate Past President James Boone, president and CEO of New England Sheet Metal Works in Fresno, Calif.<br /> <br /> Newly elected as vice president is Kevin R. Gill, president of McCusker-Gill Inc. of Hingham, Mass. Gill has a long record of dedication to the industry, the association said, and served on SMACNA’s board of directors from 1999-2003.<br /> <br /> “Kevin is a talented and outstanding industry leader,” said Richard Rivera, incoming SMACNA president. “We welcome him to the SMACNA executive committee. SMACNA will benefit greatly from his industry knowledge, experience and enthusiasm.”<br /> <br /> Gill has served as chairman of numerous committees, and is currently chairman of the pension task force and the convention committee, officer liaison to the technical resources commit tee, and SMACNA employee pension plan trustee.<br /> He is also on the associate member committee. Active legislatively, he is a member of the Congressional Insiders Club and the Political Pacesetters Council. For his service, he has been inducted into SMACNA’s College of Fellows.<br /> <br /> “The success of my business is due in part to my involvement in SMACNA,” Gill said.“Now is the perfect opportunity for me to give back to the industry.”<br /> <br /> Gill has served as chairman and vice-chairman of SMACNA’s Council of Chapter Representatives and as the local chapter representative to the council. He has chaired the director-nominating committee; the convention, budget and finance and multi-service chapter application and selection committees; and the highperformance Contractor task force. He has also served on the ITI board of trustees.<br /> <br /> His support of the New Horizons Foundation (NHF) includes being a summit counselor contributor.<br /> <br /> Locally, he has served as president and vice president of SMACNA Boston. He has been chair of the bylaw and nominating committees and was on the arbitration and grievance, membership, labor relations, and joint apprenticeship And training committees. He has also been a trustee of the health and welfare fund.<br /> <br /> Gill is a member of the Massachusetts Building Congress and the HVAC Compensation Corp., where he served as president.He is also a member of the Construction Institute and currently sits as a board of director of the Building Trades Employers Association, a Boston- based trade association. He entered the sheet metal industry in 1979 as a laborer and attended Northeastern University in Boston.