Everett-based construction firm BOND welcomes industry veteran Denise Marien to the company as Director of Client Development. In her new position, Marien will be responsible for implementing a strategic business development plan for the firm. Marien will work closely with the senior management team, including newly hired BOND Vice President Frank Hayes to ensure the firm reaches its long-term goals.
Viracon, an architectural glass fabricator, promolted Kelly Schuller to president of the company. Schuller previously served as the company’s senior vice president in sales and marketing. Before joining Viracon, he served as Apogee vice president, strategy and business development for four years.
WHR Architects recently named Peter de la Mora as its new Director of Client Development. De la Mora will continue to work closely with the practice leaders across the firm’s offices in Houston, Dallas and Washington, D.C. With more than 10 years at the firm, de la Mora has worked for the Healthcare Studios and the Education Science and Technology Studio.
Lunera Lighting Inc. announced its first Adura Technologies-enabled luminaire, the 2240 Series. Lunera’s 2240 Series features a factory-installed Adura wireless controller and sensors that reduce installation costs and save 40 percent to 70 percent in energy costs, according to the company. The low-profile series offers a choice of 3500K, 4000K, or 5000K in color temperature to suit any mood or task required for the interior environment. Its lighting system provides occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting and smooth dimming capability.
Designed by FrontRow for K through 12 classrooms, the 950H Pass-Around Microphone is a child-friendly way to build student participation. It weighs 74 grams and 2.6 ounces, and measures 14.6 centimeters and 5.7 inches tall. Featuring a lavaliere clip for hands-free use, the microphone also consumes over five hours of battery life. Its energy efficient drop-in charger includes 3-way charging indicator lights, powered by Energy Star. Scaled to comfortably fit the hands of the students, the microphone helps reinforce the values of turn-taking and listening.
BCI Burke introduces its new Daisy Spinner for kids aged two to five. For strength, coordination, and balance improvements, the play component develops vestibular stimulation and kinesthetic awareness, according to the company. The spinner is a great addition to existing play areas as an in-ground or surface mount structure. Designed for durability, the Daisy Spinner is available in seven colors. Its Generations Warranty provides a 5-year to 100-year limited protection.
