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About CDA
Copper Development Association Adds Vice President
January 21, 1999
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEW YORK — Copper Development Association
Inc. president, Robert M. Payne, announced the recent addition
of Harold T. Michels of Manhasset, New York, as vice president
for technical and environmental services.
Dr. Michels will have a primary responsibility for the development and
execution of CDA technical services to member companies and end-users of
copper based products. He will also manage product specific environmental
programs.
Michels' background includes almost 30 years of service with Inco Limited,
moving from research metallurgist through various sales positions to vice
president, Inco Venture Capital Management. He further served as president
of the LaQue Center for Corrosion Technology Inc., developing it from a
captive, corporation-supported laboratory to a profit-generating business
serving both industrial and governmental customers. Most recently, he was
director of strategic planning and business development for Inco. He holds
a Masters degree in Metallurgy and a Doctorate in Material Science, both
from New York University.
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