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Three Join APS Board As
Chairman Calls For Increased Vigor
| The APS Board of
Directors, in a move to strengthen its structure and build on recent
advances in services, has added three Productivity Improvement
Corporate members to its ranks.
Representing the Pac Rim will be May
Mey Lee; Europe, Patrick Maes; and North America, William Forster.
Lee, a lawyer, is services manager
for a productivity improvement company in Asia. A veteran of the
business, she is also certified as a Project Director by APS.
Maes, a native of Belgium, was a jazz
dancer before embarking on a business career. He is CEO for a
productivity improvement company in Europe and has worked in the
productivity improvement business for more than 20 years. He studied
history and sociology, as well as languages including Dutch,
English, French and German.
Forster has been a Staff Engineer
since 1982. His first project was with an information services
corporation. Forster’s experience includes work with more than 20
industries in more than 200 cities. |
May Mey Lee
Pac Rim
William Forster
North America
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The join current board members Robert A.
Jacobson, Chairman; Donna Matura, Secretary; Heather Rumbold, Treasurer;
and Donna Hartle, Esquire, ex-officio board member for legal matters.
"APS has become much more assertive as
the authoritative voice in productivity issues over the last two years,
and this is a move to increase our vigor and enthusiasm," Jacobson
said.
APS has embarked on a massive Coordinator
Training Program, holding sessions last year in London and this year in
Connecticut.
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