Michelman CEO Appointed to TechSolve Board of Directors
CINCINNATI, OH (February 13, 2012) - The Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce recently announced that Mr. Steven J. Shifman, President and CEO of Blue Ash, Ohio headquartered Michelman, Inc., has been appointed to serve on the TechSolve Board of Directors.
"Steve is an outstanding business and community leader and TechSolve is fortunate that he has agreed to serve," said Gary N. Conley, President of TechSolve. As a TechSolve Board member, Mr. Shifman will provide guidance on TechSolve's overall strategic direction, mission, and growth plan. He will also participate in delegating responsibilities to the TechSolve Executive Committee, Officers and Staff.
Since joining Michelman in 1992, Mr. Shifman has held multiple corporate positions in Sales Management, Business Unit Management, Chief Financial Officer, and since 2003 has been President and CEO. He has an active community portfolio serving, or having served, on the boards of various civic, philanthropic and arts organizations, including the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and the Mayerson Jewish Community Center where he is currently the Board President.
About Michelman
Michelman is a global developer of water-based barrier and functional coatings for flexible film packaging, paperboard, and corrugated cartons; and water-based surface modifiers, additives and polymers for numerous industries including wood care, industrial coatings, inks, fibers, composites, and construction products. Michelman serves its multinational and regional customers with production facilities in the U.S., Europe and Singapore, and a worldwide network of highly trained field technical support personnel.
About TechSolve
TechSolve is a lean production and process management consultation company located in Cincinnati, Ohio. For 25 years, TechSolve has helped small to mid-sized companies implement business building process improvement and advanced manufacturing solutions that deliver measurable top-line and bottom-line results.
