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AEG Acquires Abell Elevator International American Elevator Group (AEG) continued its growth in May with the acquisition of Abell Elevator International, which serves customers throughout Kentucky and North Carolina. Headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, Abell Elevator was founded in 1910. It was acquired by industry veteran Kent Lloyd in 1976. The company specializes in installation, maintenance,…
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Corbo Named First U.S.-based President of California-Based MEUS Mike Corbo has been promoted from chief operating officer (COO) to president and CEO of Mitsubishi Electric U.S. Inc. (MEUS), becoming the first U.S.-based leader of the Cypress, California-headquartered company, MEUS announced in May. Masahiro (Max) Oya takes on a newly created role as chairperson of MEUS,…
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New Renderings of Supertall in Penn District Redevelopment New renderings of the 1,270-ft-tall, 61-story Penn 15, part of Vornado Realty Trust’s ambitious Penn District redevelopment plan (ELEVATOR WORLD, March 2021) in Midtown Manhattan, have been released, New York YIMBY reported in February. Involving the relocation of Madison Square Garden, the plan aims to transform the…
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CTA Plans to Make Over Stations. Zoning Approved for Big Deahl. 1,053 Apartments, Retail and Parking for West Loop Gate
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Mitsubishi Electric US Opens New Office in San Francisco. Distinctive New Tower for San Francisco’s Civic Center Area.
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Supertalls Part of Cuomo-Backed ESD Plan Around Penn Station. Final KPF Design of 5 WTC Revealed.
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A major transit contract and a new suburban apartment tower
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Abels Joins Schumacher Bret Abels has joined Schumacher Elevator Co. in Denver, Iowa, as vice president (VP) of business development. Here, he will help identify strategic business opportunities to continue moving the company forward. He was most recently president and chief operating officer of O’Keefe Elevator in Omaha, Nebraska. O’Keefe was bought by thyssenkrupp in…
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OEM expands Northeast footprint, and unique system takes shape.
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A local company gets a boost, and tower plans evolve.
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