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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S REGIONAL UNITED STATES MAP 2 MISSOURI CANADIAN MAP ......................................... 3 DC 03 .................................................... 59 GENERAL OFFICERS .............................. 4 NEVADA GENERAL PRESIDENT’S STAFF ...... 5 DC 15 .................................................... 61 JOB CORPS ..................................................... 8 NEW JERSEY APPRENTICESHIP ............................... 9 DC 711 .................................................. 63 DISTRICT COUNCILS NEW YORK DC 04 .................................................... 65 CALIFORNIA DC 09 .................................................... 67 DC 16 .................................................... 11 DC 36 .................................................... 14 OHIO DC 06 .................................................... 70 CANADA DC 17 .................................................... 17 PENNSYLVANIA DC 38 .................................................... 19 DC 21 .................................................... 74 DC 39 .................................................... 21 DC 57 .................................................... 76 DC 46 .................................................... 23 DC 97 .................................................... 26 TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA DC 88 .................................................... 78 CONNECTICUT WASHINGTON DC 11 .................................................... 27 DC 05 .................................................... 81 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WEST VIRGINIA DC 51 .................................................... 29 DC 53 .................................................... 84 FLORIDA WISCONSIN DC 78 .................................................... 31 DC 07 .................................................... 86 GEORGIA NON-AFFILIATED DC 77 .................................................... 33 LOCAL UNIONS .......................................... 88 HAWAII CONFERENCES ........................................... 89 DC 50 ..................................................... 36 NUMERICAL/CLASSIFIED LIST .......... 90 ILLINOIS DC 14 ..................................................... 37 DC 30 ..................................................... 40 DC 58 ..................................................... 43 Pension ............................... 800-554-2479 Toll Free ............................. 800-437-7347 INDIANA DC 91 ..................................................... 45 IOWA DC 81 ..................................................... 48 LOUISIANA DC 80 ..................................................... 50 MASSACHUSETTS DC 35 ...................................................... 52 MICHIGAN DC 1M ............................................................... 55 MINNESOTA DC 82 ..................................................... 57 2 Updated: February 9, 2017 GVP Robert Kucheran GVP Canada Regional Map 3 Updated: February 9, 2017 GENERAL OFFICERS Kenneth E. Rigmaiden George Galis General President General Secretary-Treasurer 7234 Parkway Drive 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5912 PHONE: 410-564-5921 FAX: 866-656-4124 FAX: 866-656-4125 GENERAL VICE PRESIDENTS Robert Kucheran Mark Van Zevern General Vice President General Vice President Canadian Region Western Region 7234 Parkway Drive 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5910 PHONE: 410-564-5910 FAX: 866-656-4124 FAX: 866-656-4124 James A. Williams, Jr. Harry Zell General Vice President at Large/Organizing General Vice President 7234 Parkway Drive Central Region Hanover, MD 21076 7234 Parkway Drive PHONE: 410-564-5910 Hanover, MD 21076 CELL: 202-262-2654 PHONE: 410-564-5910 FAX: 866-656-4124 FAX: 866-656-4124 William D. Candelori, Jr. General Vice President Eastern Region 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5915 FAX: 866-656-4124 4 Updated: February 9, 2017 GENERAL PRESIDENT’S STAFF William Courtien John (Jack) White Executive Assistant to the General President Assistant to the General President 7234 Parkway Drive Canadian Region Hanover, MD 21076 7234 Parkway Drive PHONE: 410-564-5891 Hanover, MD 21076 CELL: 202-256-0554 PHONE: 410-564-5910 FAX: 866-656-4132 CELL: 604-290-3014 FAX: 604-542-1009 Jack Hayn Assistant to the General President John Adams 7234 Parkway Drive Assistant to the General President Hanover, MD 21076 Eastern Region PHONE: 410-564-5908 7234 Parkway Drive CELL: 202-297-1852 Hanover, MD 21076 FAX: 866-656-4124 CELL: 410-206-5043 Gavin McDonald Daniel Williams Communications Director Chief Of Staff 7234 Parkway Drive 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5885 CELL: 410-570-1925 CELL: 202-351-8547 FAX: 866-656-4124 Charles Meadows General Presidents Representative Timothy Stricker 7234 Parkway Drive Executive Assistant to the General President Hanover, MD 21076 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Charles Rigmaiden CELL: 202-262-3950 Assistant to the General President - FAX: 866-656-4124 Communications 7234 Parkway Drive Chad Smith Hanover, MD 21076 Assistant to the General President Phone: 410-564-5889 Government Affairs/Western Region Cell: 202-279-1787 7234 Parkway Drive E-Mail: [email protected] Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5880 CELL: 443-924-8616 FAX: 866-656-4124 5 Updated: February 9, 2017 GENERAL PRESIDENT’S STAFF Chris Sloan Daniel Penski, Sr. Government Affairs Director Special Assistant to the General President 7234 Parkway Drive 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 CELL: 202-340-2564 PHONE: 410-564-5914 CELL: 202-436-0822 Mike Gutierrez General Presidents Representative 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 CELL: 410-227-3524 John F. Courtien General Presidents Representative 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 CELL: 202-340-6739 6 Updated: February 9, 2017 GENERAL SECRETARY-TREASURER’S STAFF Charles D. Harris Rashida Rigmaiden Executive Assistant to the Assistant to the General Secretary-Treasurer General Secretary-Treasurer 7234 Parkway Drive 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5923 PHONE: 410-564-5922 FAX: 800-656-4125 FAX: 866-656-4125 Ron Kniess Assistant to the General Secretary-Treasurer 7234 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5931 FAX: 866-656-4125 ASSOCIATED FUNDS Tim Maitland Anton Ruesing Fund Administrator Director IUPAT Industry Pension Fund IUPAT Finishing Trades Institute 7234 Parkway Drive 1718 Connecticut Avenue Hanover, MD 21076 St. Cloud, Florida 34769 PHONE: 410-564-5924 PHONE: 410-564-5851 CELL: 410-294-0957 CELL: 410-206-8115 FAX: 866-656-4160 E - M A I L : [email protected] E-MAIL: [email protected] 7 Updated: February 9, 2017 JOB CORPS PROGRAM WASHINGTON OFFICE PHONE: 410-564-5871 TOLL FREE: 888-586-3883 FAX: 866-656-4165 Andrew Larson Todd Langlois National Project Coordinator Technical Assistance Coordinator 7230 Parkway Drive 7230 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 PHONE: 410-564-5871 PHONE: 410-564-5872 CELL: 202-412-6756 CELL: 410-562-2501 IUPAT JOB CORPS PROGRAM FIELD COORDINATORS Roland Haas H.G. “Newt “ Sayers, Jr. 3392 Long Drive 7827 Ashton Street Minden, NV 89423 Alexandria, VA 22309 PHONE: 775-267-2944 PHONE: 703-619-0342 CELL: 202-258-8543 CELL: 202-285-9934 FAX: 775-267-2944 FAX: 703-619-0341 Territory: AK, AZ, CA, NV, OR Territory: CT, DE, DC, MD, MA, NH, NJ, NY, NC, SC, PA, RI, VA, VT, WV Jose Lopez 2151 West 50th Place Tim Sorrell Chicago, IL 60609 8412 N. 1000 West PHONE: 773-776-2588 Carthage, IN 46115 CELL: 202-279-0809 PHONE: FAX: 773-778-0552 CELL: Territory: IL, IN, IA, MI, MN, FAX: OH, WI Territory: AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, TN James Purdy 92170 Cub Drive Andrew L. Westley Astoria, OR 97103 P.O. Box 682481 PHONE: 503-458-5742 Park City, UT 84068-2481 CELL: 202-256-0038 PHONE: 435-333-7023 FAX: 503-458-0155 CELL: 202-258-8719 Territory: ND, SD, ID, MT, NE, WA FAX: 435-333-7024 Territory: CO, KS, MO, NM, OK, TX, UT 8 Updated: February 9, 2017 FINISHING TRADES INSTITUTE TRAINING PROGRAM PHONE: 410-564-5850 TOLL FREE: 888-586-3883 FAX: 866-656-4164 Anton Ruesing Director IUPAT Finishing Trades Institute 1718 Connecticut Avenue St. Cloud, Florida 34769 Phone: 410-564-5851 CELL: 410-206-8115 E-Mail: [email protected] Thomas E. Pfundstein Director of Curriculum and Instruction 7230 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Phone: 410-564-5853 Cell: 202-286-9229 E-Mail: [email protected] FINISHING TRADES INSTITUTE TRAINING REPRESENTATIVES EASTERN REGION WESTERN REGION Robert Porto Kelly A. Humann 7230 Parkway Drive 7230 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 Cell: 202-834-9703 Cell: 202-412-7391 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] CENTRAL REGION CANADIAN REGION Kenneth G. Seal Brian Gingras 7230 Parkway Drive 7230 Parkway Drive Hanover, MD 21076 Hanover, MD 21076 Cell: 253-222-0041 Cell: 519-410-8250 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] 9 Updated: February 9, 2017 LABOR MANAGEMENT COOPERATION INITIATIVE PHONE: 410-564-5860 TOLL FREE: 888-934-6474 FAX: 866-656-4163 Gregory M. Renne Dave Stvartak Administrator Industry Liaison 7230 Parkway Drive Central US & Central Canada Hanover, MD 21076 7234 Parkway Drive PHONE: 410-564-5850 Hanover, MD 21076 CELL: 202-262-2475 CELL: 202-340-5295 E-Mail: [email protected] FAX: 866-656-4163 E-Mail: [email protected] Rick Matthews Industry Liaison Mike Heinz Eastern US & Eastern Canada Industry Liaison 7234 Parkway Drive Western US & Western Canada Hanover, MD 21076 7234 Parkway
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