Business Management

ISA Names 2019 Board of Directors

Board to be led by Michael Quigley from Sign-Age of Tampa Bay.

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5 years ago

January 29, 2019

The International Sign Association (ISA; Alexandria, VA) has named its new board of directors for 2019. The board will shepherd ISA’s programs through 2019, which doubles as the association’s 75th anniversary.

Michael Quigley, vice president of Sign-Age of Tampa Bay Inc. (Clearwater, FL) will lead the ISA board as chairman of the executive committee.

Executive Committee

Chairman: Michael Quigley, Vice President, Sign-Age of Tampa Bay, Inc., Clearwater, FL

Vice Chairman: Ken VanHorn, Vice President, Marketing & Operations, Mimaki USA, Inc., Suwanee, GA

Secretary Treasurer: John Yarger, President & CEO, North American Signs, Inc., South Bend, IN

Past Chairman: Mark Granberry, President/Owner, Graphic Solutions Group, Inc., Dallas, TX

2019 ISA Board of Directors

Nicole Bergstrom, President, SmithCraft Custom Architectural Signs, Phoenix, AZ
Jeff Croskey, Chief Commercial Officer, LSI Industries, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
Ken Hanulec, Vice President of Marketing, EFI, Londonderry, NH
Deborah Hutcheson, Director of Marketing, Agfa Corporation, Elmwood Park, NJ
Ian Kalverda, Regional Manager – Canada, EM Plastic & Electric Products, Cambridge, ON
Richard Poyant, President, Poyant, New Bedford, MA
Carlos Salinas, President & CEO, envisage signs, Anaheim, CA
Judy Walton, Senior Tenant Sign Manager, Simon, Laguna Hills, CA
Mandy Wisner, Vice President, Southern Signs, Inc., Natchez, MS
Adam Yorston, Manufacturers’ Representative & Consultant, Yorston & Associates, Hellertown, PA
Ben Ziglin, President, Ziglin Signs, Washington, MO

For more information, visit signs.org.

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