Lighting Design + Application • October 2003 - Illuminating ...

Carlos Inclán, LC, has joined Seattlebasedlighting design firm Studio Lux as alighting designer and project manager.Inclán brings a wide range of internationaldesign projects including hotels,libraries, retail businesses and residences.Boyd Corbett hasjoined Lightology,Chicago, IL as the newvice president of sales.Most recently, asnational sales managerfor manufacturer BelferGroup, Corbettoversaw the sales operations of threecompany divisions for the North Americaand international markets. In this and previouspositions with fixture and lampmanufacturers, he gained extensive backgroundin all sectors of the contract market,working with sales representatives,specifiers and lighting designers. Corbettbrings no small measure of technical savvy,as well. Areas of expertise include theemerging technologies of LED and fiberoptic lighting, as well as the complexitiesof architectural cove lighting. He has followedthese technical interests into theactive ranks of the IESNA, where he currentlyserves on the board of directors astreasurer, and also on several committees:Progress; Centennial; Conference (chair)and Finance (chair). Corbett also sits onthe Board of Managers of the IESNAChicago Chapter and 2004 will mark histwentieth anniversary with the IESNA.SmithGroup, Inc., Detroit,MI, has promotedJeff Gerwing andRodrigo Manríquezas associates. Gerwingis a senior lightingdesigner whose experienceincludes daylightingdesign andexperience with Leadershipin Energy andEnvironmental Design(LEED) and Greenprojects. He has wonawards for several ofhis lighting design projectsincluding the McNamara Terminal atDetroit Metropolitan Airport and FordField, both in Detroit, MI. Gerwing joinedcontinued on page 30SUSTAININGMEMBERSThe following companies have elected tosupport the Society as Sustaining Memberswhich allows the IESNA to fund programs thatbenefit all segments of the membership andpursue new endeavors, including educationprojects, lighting research and recommendedpractices.The level of support is classifiedby the amount of annual dues, basedon a company’s annual lighting revenues:Copper: $500 annual duesLighting revenues to $4 million(Copper Sustaining Members are listed inthe March issue of LD+A, as well as in the IESNAAnnual Report.There are currently 233 CopperSustaining Members).Silver: $1,000 annual duesLighting revenues to $10 millionGold: $2,500 annual duesLighting revenues to $50 millionPlatinum: $5,000 annual duesLighting revenues to $200 millionEmerald: $10,000 annual duesLighting revenues to $500 millionDiamond: $15,000 annual duesLighting revenues over $500 millionIES SUSTAININGMEMBERSDIAMONDCooper LightingGeneral Electric Co.Lithonia LightingOSRAM SYLVANIA Products, Inc.Philips Lighting Co.EMERALDHolophane CorporationPLATINUMDay-Brite Capri OmegaLightolierLutron Electronics Co, Inc.GOLDALP Lighting Components Co.Altman Lighting, Inc.Barth Electric Co., Inc.BLV Licht und Vakuumtechnik GmbHThe Bodine CompanyEdison Price Lighting, Inc.Finelite, Inc.Florida Power Lighting SolutionsGardco LightingIndy Lighting, Inc.The Kirlin CompanyKurt Versen Co.LexaLite Int’l CorpLighting Services, Inc.LiteTouch, Inc.Louis Poulsen LightingLSI Industries, Inc.Martin Professional, Inc.Musco Sports Lighting, Inc.Niagara Mohawk Power CorpPrudential Lighting CorpSan Diego Gas & ElectricSPI LightingVista Professional Outdoor LightingZumtobel Staff Lighting, Inc.SILVERArdron-Mackie LimitedAssociated Lighting Representatives. Inc.Atofina Chemicals, Inc.Axis Lighting, Inc.Bartco Lighting, Inc.The Belfer GroupBeta Lighting, Inc.Birchwood Lighting, Inc.BJB Electric CorporationCanlyte Inc.City of San FranciscoCon Edison of New YorkCon-Tech LightingCustom Lighting Services LLCCustom Lights, Inc.Day Lite Maintenance Co.Defense Supply Center PhiladelphiaDelta Power Supply, Inc.EEMA IndustriesElko LtdElliptiparENMAXEnterprise Lighting SalesETC ArchitecturalEye Lighting IndustriesEye Lighting Int’l of NAFactory Sales AgencyFiberstarsFocal PointGammalux SystemsH E Williams, Inc.HAWA IncorporatedHigh End Systems, Inc.Hubbell Lighting, Inc.Illuminating Technologies, Inc.Kenall Mfg Co.Kramer LightingLee FiltersLegion Lighting Co.Lite TechLitecontrol CorpLitelab CorpLitetronics Int’l Inc.Lowel Light ManufcaturingLucifer Lighting Co.Manning LightingManitopba Hydr0Metalumen Manufacturing, Inc.Ningbo Liaoyuan Lighting Company Ltd.Northern Illumination Co., Inc.Optical Research AssociatesOptima Engineering PAParamount Industries, Inc.Portland General ElectricPremiere Lighting Associates, Inc.Prescolite, Inc.Reflex Lighting Group, Inc.Richard McDonald & Associates, Ltd. - CalgaryRichard McDonald & Associates, Ltd. - EdmontonSentry Electric CorporationShakespeare Composites & StructuresStage Front Presentation Sys.Stebnicki Robertson & AssociatesSternberg Vintage LightingSterner Lighting Systems. Inc.Strand Lighting, Inc.StressCrete King Luminaire Co.Sun IndustriesTennessee Valley AuthorityUniversal Electric Ltd.US Architectural Lighting/Sun Valley LightingUtility MetalsW J Whatley, Inc.WAC Lighting, Co.Wisconsin Public Service CorpXenon Light, Inc.As of September 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.iesna.org . . . . . . . . 29. . LD+A . . . November . . . . . 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .