PROSOCO hires Lattimer

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PROSOCO has hired Joelle Lattimer P.E. as architectural sales specialist.
PROSOCO has hired Joelle Lattimer P.E. as architectural sales specialist. PROSOCO manufactures the R-GUARD FastFlash line of waterproof, fluid-applied air barriers; and products that clean, protect and maintain concrete, brick and stone architecture. As the company’s architectural sales specialist, Lattimer assists construction and design professionals throughout the nation with all issues relating to air and water barriers, and new construction and restoration.

Lattimer will support PROSOCO through product and marketing initiatives, training, spec-writing assistance, marketing initiatives and participation in industry trade organizations such as the Air Barrier Association of America, the U.S. Green Building Council, Passive House and the American Institute of Architects. Before joining PROSOCO, Lattimer served as a consulting engineer for interior slab on ground building systems in the Overland Park, Kan., office of Structural Services Inc., Richardson, Texas.
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