AFS/CMI Makes Personnel Changes.

Listed below are individuals who recently were hired, promoted or changed positions at AFS/CMI.

Wayne Rasmussen has accepted the position of vice president of technology at AFS. After 6 years as AFS technical director and another 6 years with CMI, he will be managing, marketing and coordinating the efforts and services of the Technical Dept. staff, including the library. Other responsibilities include maintaining a required liaison with members, chapters and other technical and standard-setting bodies, and providing engineering services as appropriate to experience and knowledge. Rasmussen also will initiate, organize, promote and arrange technical conferences appropriate to the needs of the industry and the Society.

Ian Kay, who has worked as vice president of Information Technology Services (ITS) for the last 8 months, has rejoined CMI as executive director of education and will oversee the day-to-day administration and operation of its programs and facilities. Among his responsibilities are developing CMI's annual budget and providing semi-annual and annual reports of its programs to the board of directors.

Grant Denten, who joined AFS in September as ITS systems analyst, will assume the responsibilities of managing the computer department and mailroom, the coordination of efforts of outside computer consultants and contractors, and acting as a liaison with AFS associates regarding information needs and problems.

John Roper has been named group leader for printing and mailing. He will oversee and coordinate all printing, the automated mailing system, and shipping and receiving. He also will assist with outsourcing to vendors.

Rob Moll joined AFS in January as Bryce operator and will be responsible for preparing and shipping all bulk mailings. He previously worked for Treasure Chest, a printing company in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, as a manager in shipping and receiving.