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Abicor Binzel, a Frederick, MD-based provider of welding equipment, has added Tom Thompson to its key accounts group. Thompson will help to lead the sensors and automotive seg- ments for Abicor as it improves its pres- ence in the seam-tracking systems seg- ment. Thompson comes to the company with more than 35 years’ experience in
The McGregor Metalworking Compa- nies, Springfield, OH, has appointed Jamie McGregor as its chief executive offi- cer. Dan McGregor will assume the role of executive chair and will continue serving as the chair of McGregor’s board. Addi- tionally, Tom Wright now is chief operating officer of the company.
The American Society of Safety Pro- fessionals (ASSP), Park Ridge, IL, has named Jennifer McNelly as its eighth executive director since ASSP’s founding in 1911. She brings 30 years of associa- tion, government, regulatory and busi- ness experience, having most recently served as president of 180 Skills LLC, an online career and technical educa- tion company aimed at closing the man- ufacturing skills gap and transforming organizational and individual perform- ance. Prior to that, McNelly served as president of The Manufacturing Insti- tute, the nonprofit affiliate of the Nation- al Association of Manufacturers.
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Aida-America, a Dayton, OH-based metal-stamping-press manufacturer, recently hired Oscar Zamorano as its Méx- ico regional sales manager for central and southern Mexico. With his engineering background and technical-sales experi- ence, Zamorano will support customers in the established and growing metal-stamp- ing market in Mexico.
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Vero Software, based in England, has hired a new Eastern-region account man- ager, Trey Tucker, to support its growing base of manufacturing customers in the southeastern United States. Tucker, with more than nine years of sales experience,

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