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LAUNDRYLUX NAMES CHATEAU WESTERN REGIONAL BUSINESS MANAGER FOR COIN SALES

INWOOD, N.Y. — Robert Chateau is the new Western regional business manager for coin sales for Laundrylux. His territory includes Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Alberta and British Columbia in Canada.

“We have been working with Robert for a number of years and his sales skills, leadership abilities, and product knowledge are outstanding,” says Howard Herman, Laundrylux president.

San Diego-based Chateau brings 12 years of industry experience to Laundrylux. He learned to repair commercial washers and dryers while in the Navy. In 2000, Chateau joined longtime Laundrylux distributor Golden State Laundry Systems as service manager and worked his way up through the sales department. For the past two years, he has worked for Electrolux Professional, traveling to the Electrolux factories in Sweden and France many times for training.

“I saw a great opportunity with Laundrylux and am especially pleased that I will represent the Electrolux and Wascomat brands,” Chateau says.

SEAGA WELCOMES BACK BOWERSOX AS CHANNEL MANAGER

FREEPORT, Ill. — Industry veteran Dave Bowersox has returned to vending machine manufacturer Seaga as its channel manager for the full-line division. He is in charge of serving the company’s full-time customers and prospects.

While based in Seaga’s headquarters in Freeport, he will be working from his home in Minneapolis.

“We welcome Dave back to the Seaga family with open arms,” says Steven Chesney, Seaga CEO. “Dave is the epitome of what a Seaga employee should be: loyal, honest and ready to serve any and all customer needs.”

LAS VEGAS — Exhibitors are putting the finishing touches on their Clean 2011 booths tonight, in preparation for the show’s opening Monday morning.
 
But even before this year’s exhibition kicks off with a 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony, news has broken about the next show in 2013.
 
A banner hanging from the exit of the Las Vegas Convention Center announces that New Orleans will host Clean Show 2013 on June 21-23, 2013.
 
The 2013 event is scheduled for only three days instead of the traditional four days. Over the years, some exhibitors—particularly those that contract for the largest booths—have lobbied for a three-day event on a biennial schedule or a four-day show every three years.
 
American Coin-Op will have more on this development as Clean ’11 gets under way Monday.