Please join us in welcoming Patrick Mulholland back to the Federal Heath team as of December 2, 2019. Here’s a little about Patrick. I am a young family man to my beautiful wife, Breanna, and my handsome little 3 year old Patrick Jr. When they’re not keeping me busy (which isn’t often), I like to…

Todd Earnst, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Federal Heath is extremely pleased to announce the promotion of Joe Sterioti to the position of Controller effective December 1st. In this position, Joe will report directly to me. Joe started his career with Federal Heath over 3 years ago as a Staff Accountant and has…

On November 19th, Dan Mouw, Jeff Castaneda, and Chris Uran attended the Academies of Racine SEE Your Future Expo in Racine, WI.  The SEE Your Future Expo is an exciting one-day event in which 1,300 freshmen from Racine area high schools, have a chance to experience career-related, hands-on demonstrations and engaging activities. This year we…

Effective December 1, 2019, Diana Panther, Chief Administrative Officer of Federal Heath announced the promotion of Ryan Bailey to Director of Human Resources. Read her announcement below. In the past four years as Human Resources Manager, Ryan has had a meaningful impact on our company’s goals of training, coaching and developing our teams. As the…

Christopher Tuohy, Director of Manufacturing Operations for Federal Heath, is pleased to announce the addition of Ken Webber as Operations Manager for our Jacksonville operations. In this position, Ken will report directly to Chris and have overall responsibility of the Jacksonville Operation. Ken comes to us with over 24 years of manufacturing experience in various…

On Friday, November 1, 2019, Sid Rasnick, President & Chief Operating Officer of Federal Heath announced a leadership change among the Finance department. Please read his note below. I am extremely pleased to announce the appointment of Todd Earnst to the position of Vice President – Finance, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer effective immediately. In…

Research from Garvey and Associates suggests that regulators, municipalities and the sign industry could benefit from an entirely different approach to regulating freestanding sign height. Freestanding signs are those that don’t attach to buildings, such as ground-mounted, monument, pylon, and pole signs. The study drew on practices related to traffic signs, as well as information…