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| The IEUGA has a new president. After serving on the board for five years, IEUGA President Susan Town of Electronic Controls Co. (ECCO) stepped down after the 2006-2007 term. Replacing Susan as President is Jan Young of SKF Condition Monitoring in San Diego. Jan joined the board in 2000, initially serving as treasurer and then as vice president. |
| Also exiting the board is Steve Traynor of HVA in Reno, NV after serving for two years as Event Chair and as Communication Chair. Thanks go to Steve and Susan for the outstanding jobs they’ve done service on the IEUGA Board of Directors. |
| New board positions were nominated and approved at the quarterly board meeting on June 22, 2007 when the IEUGA welcomed four new volunteers to the board. |
| Tina Murrell is keeping ECCO well-represented on the IEUGA board by joining as Event Chair and Jerry O’Conner of Group Seven in Fremont, CA joins as Speaker Chair. |
| Re-joining the board after serving as president during the 2000-2001 term, is Jim Phelan of J. Frank Schmidt & Sons of Boring, OR. Jim is filling the Vice President role this term. |
| Ted Sturr of Palomar Medical Products in Burlington, MA joins the board as Communication Chair. |
| Returning board members are Exhibitor Chair Tim Rivers of Radyne and Secretary Bill Cowley of Gurusome Consulting. |
| Expandable Liaisons on the board are Elizabeth Culver who joins as Treasurer and Rooty Van Overen who returns as Marketing Chair. |
| The IEUGA is run by the board of directors, which is made up of users who volunteer their time to manage the group and facilitate IEUGA activities. Board meetings are held quarterly at the Expandable offices in Santa Clara, CA.
The board's mission is to facilitate the exchange of ideas among users of Expandable ERP and to provide a voice to the user community in communicating with Expandable Software, Inc. |
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