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Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope
Rendering of a hospital in a storm, with vulnerable wall of lobby entry glass highlighted in yellow. Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope's new StormMax Level E storefront and entrance product line is designed to offer "unrivaled defense" against the most severe weather and high-velocity hurricane impacts. [Image: OBE]
Dallas’ Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Launches New StormMax Level E Line for Hurricane Zones
by David Seeley | Sep 4, 2024
Modern new buildings often have enormous walls of glass at their entry—but in hurricane zones and wind-blown regions, that can be a recipe for disaster. OBE aims to protect against that with its new StormMax Level E line of glass-and-metal storefronts and entrance systems.
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jun 28, 2024
Michael Marcely, who served as Interim Chief Executive Officer, will return to his role as Chief Financial Officer of OBE.
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 8, 2024
Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Inc. (OBE), a Dallas-based company, has announced that Bruno Biasiotta will step down as CEO, effective immediately, and Chief Financial Officer Michael Marcely will assume the role of interim CEO.
In addition, Oldcastle has appointed Steve Dean as president – Glass and Glazing Systems.
Dean joins OBE after serving 25 years in senior roles at Wesco International Inc....
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 8, 2024
Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope CEO Bruno Biasiotta said his company's customers and partners "will benefit from the combined expertise of OBE and Midwest Glass through a broader portfolio of products, expanded geographic coverage, and access to OBE’s industry-leading tools and services.”
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Stax Founder and President Sal Suneera and Founder and CEO Suneera Madhani. [Photo: Businesswire]
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by Kevin Cummings | Mar 8, 2022
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