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“All four of these individuals have dedicated their time and talent to the growing success of Pittsburgh Corning Corporation,” Pittsburgh Corning CEO and president Phil Martineau said. “I have no doubt that in assuming their new roles, they will continue to make valuable contributions to the future success of our company.”

MacDonald joined Pittsburgh Corning in 1998. In that time, he spearheaded the National Accounts Group with responsibilities for North America. He has been given full profit and loss responsibility of the new specialty business initiative that will target non-traditional uses for glass block. He received his degree from the British Columbia Institute of Technology and has 21 years of industry experience. He and his wife, Ana, reside in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Daniels has been a member of Pittsburgh Corning Corporation since 1999. As an industry veteran, his time with Pittsburgh Corning has been spent managing Home Depot North America. With the growth of former National Accounts Group to reflect the global expansion of Pittsburgh Corning’s largest accounts, Daniels and his department will be responsible for maintaining their key account responsibilities worldwide. Daniels received his degree from University of Pittsburgh and is currently a resident of Pittsburgh, Pa.

Bruce has been with Pittsburgh Corning Corporation since 1981. During that time, she has held the positions of analyst programmer, market planner and product development coordinator. Based on her expertise gained while working with new product and market development in the glass block business, the new position gives her responsibility for the one and three-year glass block business plans, top line growth, gross margins and the annual bottom line operating profit of the glass block business. Bruce received her B.S. degree in business administration and mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University and her M.B.A. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. She is currently a resident of Murrysville, Pa.

Wolosencuk joined Pittsburgh Corning Corporation in 1981 and since that time she has worked in various departments, including human resources and customer support as manager. She takes on the responsibility for the one and three-year GriLL-BRICK™ business plans, top line growth, gross margins and the annual bottom line operating profit for the GriLL-BRICK™ business of Pittsburgh Corning. Wolosencuk resides in the Pittsburgh suburb of Plum Borough, Pa.

Located in suburban Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Corning is a manufacturer of applied glass technology and systems. The company has been a major producer of glass block and insulation for commercial and residential use since 1937.