Environmental Holdings Group LLC (EHG) announced that it has added a new location in the Atlanta area. The company states that with the new addition, the company is better equipped, better staffed and better prepared to meet its customer's needs.
To run the facility, EHG has named James Bliss as the branch manager. Bliss has 22 years of experience in the environmental remediation and demolition industry. In his position, Bliss will oversee management of the Atlanta Gulf Coast region.
Drawing on more than a decade of experience in estimating and managing all types of hazardous remediation and demolition projects, Bliss has overseen projects involving building decontamination, hazardous materials abatement, selective interior demolition, structural demolition, and more. Jim takes a hands-on approach to ensure high-quality performance and successful completion of every project.
The company adds that naming Bliss to the position is part of a strategic growth plan set by the company to grow its business throughout the Southeast.
EHG also announced that it has appointed Stephanie Kegley director of Business Development for the company. Kegley has more than 15 years of marketing and sales experience, serving as a marketing Business Developer for two of the largest environmental remediation and demolition contractors in the United States. Her duties with EHG include: developing, implementing and monitoring sales/marketing procedures; increasing the private client base in the southeast; providing customers assurances and assisting in the negotiation of major contracts.
Finally, the company named Harry Ashley director of Operations. As director of Operations, Ashley will manage day-to-day field operations, supervising field personnel and coordinates job scheduling and resource management. Ashley has more than 20 years of experience in the environmental industry.
The company named Nick Dial an estimator/project manager. Dial joins EHG after spending five years working with three of the largest national environmental remediation and demolition contractors. He has a wealth of experience generated from the oversight of projects representing heavy industry, medical and education facilities. Nick’s responsibilities include the estimating and project management within the southeast market.
The company also named Tim O’Connell manager of the company’s Business Development. O’Connell has 15 years of sales experience, including work in the construction, radio and transportation industries. He will be responsible for prospecting new clients, new opportunities, as well as managing current relationships with existing clientele.