Organization Chart around 1991

Judging from the date stamps these organization charts were created between 1990 and 1992 during the reign of Don Wheeler as CEO.      You many not recognize all the names but they are all "old timers"     now.       Go through all the department HERE.

Polychrome Americas News and Views Aug/Sept 1991

In this issue Noel Stegner introduces National Account Sales Team.        Don Lynch, Mike Poppr, Bill Bosko, Hal Kohn, Jerry Publocki and John Stergis give updates on their region.       Howard Krick lead  National TSR Ranking and B. Dixon was top in top billing TSR.        Read all the details HERE.
(Thank you Al Wierling for this and other contributions)

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B9ukSP58gv17d2o3eVY5QkNlRGM/edit

1992 Service Award

Mel Ettinger, then CEO announced service award for 1992.        Recipients included Nick Profeta and Herman Wolf for 35 years of service.        Harrey Horeisch for 30 year; Marvin Lester, Gordon Jenkins and Luis Ramsey for 25 years.      See who else you can recognize in this long list HERE.

Old photos from Yonkers

 Here is the award-winning Yonkers headquarter entrance.    You may remember the spiral staircase right behind these glass doors.

Ever present Rudy Thornhill

With my partner in many projects, Jay Patel

Another Chemist from India, Ajay Shah

We used to enlist help of off duty police officers from Yonkers Police department for the night watch.

One familiar face at the reception desk.

Not yet world class maintenance department in yonkers plant many years ago.

(view from old R&D lab upstairs)

On the Upbeat March 1985

This issue says "First Anniversary Issue" suggesting that the Upbeat started March 1984.       So early few issues are missing at this point.
Canada region was 113% of budget in January 1985 and G. Jackson was by far the best performer at 204% against budget.      Read more HERE.

Mr. M. Shiraishi in New York

Mr. "Michi" Shiraishi was a DIC representative between 1984 and 1995,

a relatively long stay for DIC where rotation in 3 years or so was a norm.        He was first stationed in Kohl &Madden and then at DICA as a technical representative and was a familiar face at Polychrome in Carlstadt and Ft Lee.      You may remember him well for his ready smile and his excellent followup.          He was in New York this summer to visit his second son who works in New Jersey.            After his tour in US he went back to Tokyo and Malaysia and then after his retirement from DIC became busy in volunteering  to head Japanese School for foreigners in his city.     He comes to New Jersey often to see his second son, his wife and two grandchildren.            He says hello to all those who were at Polychrome.

Mr. Shiraishi and me with New York skyline in back