Roy Mouledous

Broadmoor LLC of New Orleans has promoted Roy Mouledous to the new position of vice president, internal development. In the position, Mouledous will oversee the development and implementation of the project management processes and career development paths for the company's younger employees, while continuing to manage select major projects.

"Roy has demonstrated a strong ability to lead and build collaborative project teams," said John Stewart, president. "We hope to leverage his accomplishments in these key areas into improving our overall operations."

Mouledous has been with Broadmoor more than seven years, serving as senior project superintendent on the $70 million Jazzland Themepark project and as a project executive on the Belle Chase Naval Facility housing job. Most recently he was the project executive on Broadmoor's repairs and renovations to the Naval Air Station's primary training facility in Pensacola, Fla.

Whitney LeJeune, Christopher Sapp, Jason Hargrave, Tom Holden

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Baton Rouge Chapter recently announced its 2005 board of directors.

Members elected as officers are Whitney LeJeune, Post Architects, president; Christopher Sapp, Sapp & Sapp Architects, vice president/president-elect; Jason Hargrave, Post Architects, treasurer; and Tom Holden, Holden Associates, secretary.

Members serving as directors are Richard Brown of Bani, Carville & Brown; David Cronrath of Louisiana State University; Jack Ford of Ford Dickinson AAC; Rick Lipscomb of Washer, Hill, Lipscomb Architecture LLC.

Delegates to AIA Louisiana are Bobby Boudreaux of Richard Wiemer Architect, AIA-LLC; Gary Dunn of GD Architects LLC; and Jim Howell of Louisiana State University.

Associate representative is Kelly Stuart Connolly of RMC Group.

Gene Dorsey

Clement Industries of Minden, a manufacturer and distributor of end dump trailers, recently announced that Gene Dorsey of south Alabama has joined the Clement sales organization as regional sales manager in the southeastern U.S.

In that capacity, Dorsey will work with Clement distributors in the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama and Florida.

John Saia

HDR, an architectural and engineering consulting firm, hired John Saia as regional director of water resources in its New Orleans office. Saia's primary responsibilities will include leading business development for water resources projects in the eastern United States.

Prior to joining HDR, Saia was deputy district engineer for project management in the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers' New Orleans District, which has the Corps' largest civil works program. His 36-year tenure included similar positions in the Sacramento, Calif., and Savannah, Ga., districts.

A registered professional engineer in California, Saia is active in the Society of Military Engineers, the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Project Management Institute and is a certified project management professional with PMI.

He is chairman of the advisory board for Water Resources Planning and Management at Tulane University in New Orleans. He has a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Miami and a master's degree in civil engineering from California State University in Sacramento.

Peter U. Baumann

Peter U. Baumann, a veteran of more than 20 years in construction and mining equipment sales, has been named the Midwest regional representative of Hendrix Manufacturing Company of Mansfield.

Founded in the early 1940s, Hendrix has thousands of dragline buckets in service in the mining market. It also manufactures hydraulic quick couplers, buckets and excavator implements.

"Peter will represent Hendrix's interests in the Midwest, from the Canadian border to the Gulf Coast," said G.B. "Sonny" Hall, president of Hendrix.

Baumann has a journalism degree and spent a short time in broadcast media before beginning his career in sales and management in the mining and construction equipment business.

Bauman will be based in Enid, Okla.