Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter named Curt Johnson chairman of the board effective Jan. 1, 2013. Johnson is responsible for all chapter activities to further merit-based construction throughout eastern Pennsylvania. The association added three new members to its 2013 board of directors.

Johnson is business development manager at Klover Contracting of Quakertown, a single source commercial carpentry company that specializes in prefabricated metal wall panels, metal stud framing, drywall, acoustical ceilings, rough wood carpentry and finish carpentry. Klover was established in 1990 and provides construction services as a merit contractor throughout southeastern Pennsylvania.

New board members are Kathy Gorski of Gorski Engineering in Collegeville, Pa., John Mast of Blooming Glen Contractors Inc. in Skippack, Pa., and Rob Reeves III of E. Allen Reeves in Abington, Pa.

In addition to the chair, ABC Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter’s 2013 board of directors includes:

Ron Bauguess, The Tri-M Group LLC, vice chair

Antoinette Coupe, Oliver Heating & Cooling, second vice chair

Joanne Marko Natale, Proactive Accounting Solutions Inc., secretary/treasurer

John Davidson, Custom Systems Corp.

Dawn Davis, Servpro of Easton, Bethlehem & Whitehall

Wally Flamm, Flamm Walton PC

Michael Funari, Worth and Company Inc.

Wendy Hook, Aflac

Rich Ongirski, Helios Creative

Zebby Sulecki, Zebby Sulecki Inc.

For more information, visit abceastpa.org.

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