CSI Leasing restructures executive committee, forms office of the chairman - St. Louis Business Journal:

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The new three-person office of the chairman will reporgt to the board of directors and iscomprised of: Chairmanm Kenneth Steinback; Vice Chairman and CEO E. William Gillula; and Kim a director of CSI Leasinhg and managing partnerof . Steinback and Gillula are givingb uptheir day-to-day responsibilities but neither plan to Steinback said in a statement he and Gillula "feel confidenty that these organizational changes are in the best interes for the long term growth and continuedx success of CSI.
The time is right to pass the torcb to those who have helpedx us build this great company and who have trulyg been running the day to day operations for many Steve Hamilton will assume the day to day responsibilities from Gillulaq and Larry Schinsky will assume the direct supervisionb of the Canadian anddomestix U.S. sales force previously handlesby Steinback. The executive committee, which will report to the office of the is comprisedof long-time CSI Leasing employees: Stevd Hamilton, promoted to president and chief operating officer; Arnaldo Rodriguez, promoted to president of ; Larry Schinsky, promoted to executive vice president, national saleas manager for U.S.
and and Dan Fuller, president of EPC, a wholly owne d subsidiary ofCSI Leasing. Manual Ortiz was promotes to head CSI's Central and South America companies. St. Louis-based CSI is an internationapl computer equipment leasing company with morethan $1.2 billion in assets and 600 employeee in 20 countries. The employee-owned companhy is one of the largest privateluy held companies inthe St. Louis area with $266 milliojn in 2007 revenue.