Industrial Services of America (ISA), Louisville, Ky., has announced that it has hired Daniel Gascoyne as the executive vice president of its ferrous and nonferrous recycling operations in Kentucky and Indiana.
"We are excited about the addition of Mr. Gascoyne and what he brings to ISA as we look to grow our ferrous and nonferrous business in the markets we serve,” says Brian Donaghy, president and COO of ISA. “I am confident that with Danny's extensive background in our industry, coupled with the existing talent at ISA, we will continue to gain market share and add value for our stockholders.”
Donaghy says ISA hired Terry Hancock earlier this year to build the company’s specialty alloys business and to augment Steve Jones' work in stainless. “Bringing Danny in to run ferrous and nonferrous is the latest in a series of moves we have made to complement and bolster management,” he adds.
Prior to being appointed to his post at ISA, Gascoyne was vice president of nonferrous metals for OmniSource Corp., Fort Wayne, Ind. Before OmniSource, Gascoyne was CEO of William Reisener Corp., Clinton, Mass.
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