FAIMA partially renewed its Board of Directors
The Argentine Federation of the Wood and Related Industry (FAIMA) partially renewed its Board of Directors.
The Argentine Federation of the Wood and Related Industry (FAIMA) partially renewed its Board of Directors. Ricardo García -APICOFOM representative- is 2nd Vice President. Wilfredo Glesmann, for his part, is Zonal Delegate Zone III.
The body was made up as follows:
Presidente Román Queiroz AMAYADAP
Vicepresidente 1° Daniel Vier Zanelli CADAMDA
Vicepresidente 2° Garcia Ricardo APICOFOM
Vicepresidente 3° Federicci Cesar CIMA
Secretario General Omeñuka Mercedes AMAC
Prosecretario General: Guido Sermonetta CCL
Secretario Gremial: Martín Oscar Horacio CIMASFE
Prosecretario Gremial Eduardo De Luisa R. AICEA
Tesorero: Daniel Alfredo Loutaif CON
Protesorero: Gallardo Ramón Segundo CAFUFAMA
Vocal Titular 1° Maria Soledad Milajer CAMMEC
Vocal Titular 2° Pedro Francisco Reyna CAFYDMA
Vocal Titular 3° Vicente Mazzitelli CEMA
Vocal Titular 4° Diego Munafo ADEMA
Vocal Titular 5° Jorge Gerardo Rigoni IMFER
Vocal Titular 6° Pablo C. Ruival CAIMA
Vocal Titular 7° Nazareno Olivetti CAFEMA
Vocal Titular 8° Luis Rogelio Cruz Prats Griet CAFITUC
Vocal Titular 9° Mendizabal Heraldo CIM
Vocal Titular 10° Rubén Horacio Ciarlo CAM. RÍO CUARTO
Vocal Titular 11° Omar Gustavo Mehring CIMAE
Vocal Titular 12° Alberto Nobs CAM. DE SAN FRANCISCO
Vocal Titular 13° Marcelo Menchaca CICMA
Vocal Titular 14° Alejandro Daniel Briones APROFICSA
Vocal Titular 15° Edmundo Ybarra APFCH
Vocal Titular 16° Héctor Genaud CAM. PERGAMINO
Vocal Titular 17° Fernando Javier Ortiz AFIJUY
Vocal Titular 18° Gustavo Diambra CIMSE
Revisor de Cuentas Titular Javier Orlandi CIMA
Revisor de Cuentas Titular Pablo M. Eliano M. AFIJUY
Revisor de Cuentas Titular José De Santis CML
Delegado Zonal Zona I Raúl Falcon APROFICSA
Delegado Zonal Zona II Sylvia Curin APFCH
Delegado Zonal Zona III Wilfredo Glesmann APICOFOM
Delegado Zonal Zona IV Fabián Parada CAFYDMA
Delegado Zonal Zona V Omar H. Giardelli CAMMEC
Delegado Zonal Zona VI Juan C. Garufo ADEMA
Delegado Zonal Zona VII Miguel A. Costamagna CIMASFE
Delegado Zonal Zona VIII Sergio Corso IMFER
Delegado Zonal Zona IX Eduardo Bogë CADAMDA
Delegado Zonal Zona X Héctor Tomás Prieto CAFEMA
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