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Luis
Orbegoso
is having a great year of change! Check out his fantastic
update: "Hey my peeps of EMP-60. Believe it or not, after
13 years, I have decided to leave GE. My last day was Aug.
31. It was one of the toughest decisions I have ever had to
make, but I was presented with a great opportunity that was
very difficult for me to refuse. I will be leaving for United
Technologies. They own Carrier Air Conditioning, Otis Elevators,
Sikorski helicopter, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft engines
and UTC Fire & Security. I will be joining the fire and
security division as vice president of product development.
Colleen and I will be staying in Connecticut and will continue
to freeze our butts off. Send me a line every once in awhile!"
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Bob
Herzog EMP-60 making the toast (as usual) in his new digs
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Luis
Orbegoso EMP-60 and wife Colleen on their summer vacation
in Mexico |
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Wendin gave me a call to say he is loving his new business
with Kris Intress of EMP-61. They are in the third-party hotel
representation business, taking reservations and acting as
a distribution channel for hotel properties around the United
States. If you have plans to visit Nashville, give him a call.
He has enjoyed seeing Rich Rusnack and family back
in Chicago.
I
heard from Alejandro Poma, and he sent me a beautiful picture of him with
his daughters, Natalia (3) and Andrea (6), on vacation in
the Florida Keys. He also had this to share: "About a
year ago I moved into a new home that I built during our MBA
experience. I am happy to report that all is well and that
I am quite busy working in the investments division of our
family business. I have also been involved in a few entreprenurial
projects including a stint in the publishing business. A few
partners and I bought Central America's leading business magazine.
I wish everyone all the best and I extend an invitation to
all who wish to visit El Salvador. Killer beaches, waves and
sun await."
Since
he is closer, I am hoping for a visit soon.
Bob
Herzog has made a great
transition down to sunny (and muggy) Miami. He has relocated
there to become the general manager of a company called Bullet
Line, a $70-million subsidiary of Leed's. Eventually when
the past owner transitions out, he will become the president
and COO. Just remember all us little people Bob, and now we
have a place to crash after a long night in South Beach!
Please
keep in touch. Miss you all and hope to see you soon!
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