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| DPM Structures, LLC 1736 N Ensign Point Crystal River, Florida 34429-7589 Phone: 352-302-2069 Fax: 352-897-4456 |
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Craig J. Anderson
Prior to starting DPM Structures, LLC and prior to his position as the CEO of
American Spaceframe Fabricators International, LLC (ASFI), Mr. Anderson served
as the Vice President of Operations for a group of steel foundries in Minnesota,
Michigan and Arizona. Those responsibilities included more than 500 employees
and an annual operating budget of nearly $65 Million. Mr. Anderson also served
as the President and COO of a $50 Million non-regulated energy services
subsidiary to a multi billion dollar natural gas and electric utility in the Midwest.
Mr. Anderson has more than 30 years of experience at the executive level in
industry, manufacturing and business operations. He is a member of the AISC,
as well as a member of the IFAI and has served on its committee related to
serving the fabric structures industry.
Timothy R. Nee
Mr. Nee has been associated with the frame supported, tensioned fabric
structures industry for over 15 years. He was a principal and early employee of
ASFI when it first started operations and as such, was intimately involved in the
design and development of such laudable projects as the Ford Amphitheatre in
Tampa, Florida, the B-2 bomber hangars for the United States Air Force and the
Verizon Wireless amphitheatre which serves as an outdoor concert venue to the
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in Alpharetta, Georgia.
George Black
DPM also has a close, professional association with Quality Fabrication, now
located in Quincy, Florida after having recently expanded its operations into a
new 17,000 square foot manufacturing facility there. George Black is the owner
and general manager of Quality Fabrication and also has a long and illustrious
career in the fabric structures industry spanning more than 20 years. His
background includes having managed the manufacturing operations for the
pioneers in this industry, Polysteel, as well as numerous projects for ASFI,
including many of those listed above. Mr. Black has extensive experience in the
manufacture of both steel and fabric components for these structures.
Prior to starting DPM Structures, LLC and prior to his position as the CEO of
American Spaceframe Fabricators International, LLC (ASFI), Mr. Anderson served
as the Vice President of Operations for a group of steel foundries in Minnesota,
Michigan and Arizona. Those responsibilities included more than 500 employees
and an annual operating budget of nearly $65 Million. Mr. Anderson also served
as the President and COO of a $50 Million non-regulated energy services
subsidiary to a multi billion dollar natural gas and electric utility in the Midwest.
Mr. Anderson has more than 30 years of experience at the executive level in
industry, manufacturing and business operations. He is a member of the AISC,
as well as a member of the IFAI and has served on its committee related to
serving the fabric structures industry.
Timothy R. Nee
Mr. Nee has been associated with the frame supported, tensioned fabric
structures industry for over 15 years. He was a principal and early employee of
ASFI when it first started operations and as such, was intimately involved in the
design and development of such laudable projects as the Ford Amphitheatre in
Tampa, Florida, the B-2 bomber hangars for the United States Air Force and the
Verizon Wireless amphitheatre which serves as an outdoor concert venue to the
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in Alpharetta, Georgia.
George Black
DPM also has a close, professional association with Quality Fabrication, now
located in Quincy, Florida after having recently expanded its operations into a
new 17,000 square foot manufacturing facility there. George Black is the owner
and general manager of Quality Fabrication and also has a long and illustrious
career in the fabric structures industry spanning more than 20 years. His
background includes having managed the manufacturing operations for the
pioneers in this industry, Polysteel, as well as numerous projects for ASFI,
including many of those listed above. Mr. Black has extensive experience in the
manufacture of both steel and fabric components for these structures.
