March 20, 2008 01:00 AM
Executive Forum 2008 - Fun & Games
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The poolside Sunday evening welcome reception gets things off to a roaring start with a vast selection of funny hats and colorful entertainers to accompany the tasty food and drink.
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Linda Whelan, (PNs director of trade show and marketing, is the person responsible for these crazy theme parties. Here she looks downright demure compared with her friends.
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Anand Kabra, executive director of machinery maker Kabra Extrusiontechnik Ltd. and director of compounder Plastiblends India Ltd., poses with a new acquaintance at the Madhatter party.
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(PN senior reporter Bill Bregar (left) compares sartorial styles with Dennis Gros, president of Gros Executive Recruiters Inc.
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Kyle Lawrence, with his father D-M-E Co. President Dave Lawrence, asks the ultimate party question.
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Doug Hanaway and his wife, Autumn, both of whom work at Tech Tool & Molded Plastics in Meadville, Pa., comprise half the Hanaway team that attended the Forum.
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Some from the Indian delegation get Americanized with their headware. From left to right: Baavesh Chheda, Director, Prince Plastics International Pvt. Ltd.; Paresh Parekh, Managing Director, National Plastic Industries Ltd.; Satyajit Chatterjee, Director - International Sales, Cello Group; Kamal Nanavaty, president – polymers and crackers, Reliance Industries Ltd.; Jigish Doshi, Chairman & Managing Director, Vishakha Polyfab Pvt. Ltd; and Neemit Punamiya, Managing Director, Narendra Plastic Pvt. Ltd.
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The team from Resin Technology Inc. shows solidarity. From left: Ella Benton, Garland Strong, Kevin Mitchell, Sam Beasley, Bill Bowie and Sams wife, Sandy.
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Ken Shaner (center), VP of advanced engineering for auto interiors giant International Automotive Components Group North America LLC, shows hes a wizard at many things, while in the company of IAC senior communications manager Julie Morey and flower child Jeff Mengel, partner at Plante & Moran.
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Scott Paulson, president of Paulson Training Programs Inc., is seeing stars at the Sunday evening reception.
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Sponsor North Carolina Department of Commerce briefly transports attendees back to the 1970s for some garish frivolity.
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This colorful disco dancer is downright groovy.
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Ron Sherga, owner of Arlington, Texas-based recycling consultants Sherresults LLC, gets into the spirit with his wife, Karen, at the disco party. ((Plastics News photo by Joe Wilssens)
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Reliance Industries Senior Executive VP Sapan Ray (center front) and Polymers/Crackers President Kamal Nanavaty (partially hidden, just behind him) yuck it up as Electroform Co. President/CEO Wade Clark flashes the peace sign. (Plastics News photo by Joe Wilssens)
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Rotomolding Hall of Famer Ravi Mehra, managing director of New Jersey-based consulting firm Norstar International LLC, attends as an adviser to Indias Reliance Industries, and finds the atmosphere electric! (Plastics News photo by Joe Wilssens)














