ISFA Adds New Board Members

INGOMAR, Pa. – The International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA) welcomes three new members to its board of directors for 2024.

Fabricators Todd Scott of Smokey Mountain Tops and Troy Ellsoos of The Countertop Factory Midwest will serve as directors, while Meagan Hegland from Park Industries joins as associate member representative.

Scott, of Knoxville, Tenn., co-founded Smokey Mountain Tops with his brother Tim. Today, the Smokey Mountain Tops team embraces both residential and commercial countertop markets while fostering local relationships for growth. The company focuses on retail, kitchen and bath, builder and commercial countertops across Tennessee.

Ellsoos is the operations director for The Countertop Factory Midwest in Addison, Ill. A strategic innovator skilled in cost optimization, he has been recognized for capacity enhancement, leading facility relocations in increase revenue potential and proficient in Lean methodologiesnancial targets consistently.

Hegland is the national sales director for Park Industries. With a decade in industrial manufacturing and a specialized focus on stone fabrication, she excels in sales and operations while holding certifications in sales leadership and Six Sigma.

ISFA Executive Director Marissa Bankert calls all three excellent additions to ISFA’s board of directors.

“With strong backgrounds in fabrication and proven track records with successful business growth and development, they are well-positioned to lead our association and the membership in 2024,” Bankert said.

Returning to the board are Ted Sherritt, president; Austin Maxwell, immediate past president; Travis McDermott, vice president; Jessica McNaughton, treasurer; and Mike Schott, secretary. Continuing as directors are Joe Duszka, Laura Grandlienard, Mike Henry, and Rodrigo Valazquez. Frank Sciarrino continues as associate member representative.

“We’ve got a terrific leadership team this year,” concludes Bankert. “All our board members are keenly aware of the challenges faced by today’s fabricators and other professionals across the industry.

“Together we’re dedicated to developing resources, programs and events that will enable our members to cultivate key relationships while gaining the tools and insights they need to elevate their successes.”

For more information on the International Surface Fabricators Association, go to www.ISFAnow.org.