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INDUSTRIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA

Industrial Services of America, Louisville, Ky., a waste management consulting and recycling services company, has announced that Dennis McDonough has joined its iR2 Solutions Division as Manager of Information Technology.

McDonough will focus on the expansion and development of ISA’s information technology. His primary responsibility includes enhancements to ISA’s Computer-ized Waste Systems software and leading the information technology consulting group.

McDonough’s experience includes development of specialized software for the U.S. Postal Service and DHL.

“Information technology will play a much greater role as we seek out new opportunities for growth and implement better ways to serve our customers,” says Harry Kletter, ISA’s chairman and chief visionary officer.

STELLAR INDUSTRIES INC.

Francis Zrostlik, founder of Stellar Industries Inc., Garner, Iowa, has been inducted into the Tire Association of North America’s Hall of Fame. The honor is awarded “to those who have contributed to the success of the tire business industry.” VZrostlik founded Iowa Mold Tooling in 1961 to re-tool the hot cure molds then used to retread tires. In 1962 he purchased patterns and rights to sell the Mobile Air compressor system. In 1964 he designed the Du-All Fleetside pick-up toolboxes as a companion to the compressors.

Throughout the 1970’s Zrostlik added to the product line and also served as president of the National Tire Dealers & Retreaders Association Superior Council. He sold the business in 1985 and remained involved until he retired in 1988.

In 1990 he founded Stellar Industries Inc., which was the first U.S. designer and manufacturer of hydraulic hooklift loaders. To increase sales volume, Stellar purchased the assets of Collins Tire division of David Manufacturing of Mason City, Iowa. Today more than 160 people are employed by Stellar Industries.

ADP HOLLANDER

ADP Hollander has named Scot Doyle as vice president and general manager. He will provide strategic direction and oversee daily operations.

Doyle assumed responsibility in December and brings customer service experience to the job. Prior to working for ADP, he was part of ADP’s Dealer Services division.

“With the increased opportunities available through new technology and the Internet, as well as the challenges posed by consolidation, now is a truly exciting time to be part of ADP Hollander and the automotive recycling business,” Doyle says.