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People and places: January 2010

December 12, 2009 - 00:00 GMT

KEYWORDS: People and places , Amcol , Goonvean , Treibacher Industrie , American Lithium , S&B Industrial Minerals

Amcol

Amcol International Corp. has appointed Ryan F. McKendrick to the position of chief operating officer of Amcol effective 1 January 2010. McKendrick has been with the company for a total of 25 years. For the last 11 years he has led Amcol’s Environmental segment, including serving as president of CETCO. Larry Washow, president of Amcol said: “Ryan has delivered excellent results as he established CETCO as a significant part of the company and a recognised global leader in environmental products. In his new role he will bring his strong team building skills along with product and marketing expertise to other Amcol segments”.

Bob Trauger has been appointed to replace Ryan as head of Amcol’s Environmental segment and serve as president of CETCO. Trauger has been with CETCO since 1991, most recently serving as vice president, Engineering and International Development.

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