- Senior Management
- Robert F. Doepel President
- Wayne Sorensen CFO
- Henry Ng Comptroller
- Diane Langhorst Director of Marketing
- Jim Notarianni Business Development
- Senior Project Managers
- Ross Hamilton Senior Project Manager
- Gary Heitz Senior Project Manager
- Ken Zommer Senior Project Manager
- Project Managers
- Jean Burch Project Manager & Rentals
- Alyce Iversen Project Coordinator
- Rob Kovarik Project Engineer
- Brian Stockmaster Project Manager
- Kevin Taylor Project Specialist
- Design & Detailing
- Tom Ryan Design Manager
- Gabe Segoviano Design Engineer
- Department Heads
- Ken Glucksberg Carpentry Department
- Beth Smith Metals Department
- Curt Kucik Electrical/Mechanical Department
- Scott Sondergaard Purchasing Manager/Assistant Production Manager
- Jean Burch Project Manager & Rentals
- Scot Hansen Facilities & Traffic Manager
JIM Notarianni
business development
Focusing on new business development at Chicago Scenic, Jim Notarianni brings a powerful combination of strategic, creative and production management skills to support a wide range of client and business development opportunities.
Prior to joining Chicago Scenic, Jim worked in business development at Operand, a New York City-based digital interactive design firm. Before that, Jim spent nearly 15 years at EWI Worldwide for in a variety of roles including Production Estimator, Account Manager, Project Manager and Manager of Museum Services.
Jim’s extensive experience in the development of design/build initiatives for museum exhibits, events and environments of all kinds, combined with his production management background, will help him communicate effectively with CSSI’s current clients and engage new prospects.
“Chicago Scenic clients encompass a broad range of industries,” says Jim. “My ability to engage creative teams as well as senior strategic managers should really help me to connect our broad skill set with the goals and objectives of our clients.”
Jim’s museum experience includes account management, project management and design development work for some of the county’s leading museums. Jim’s past projects include the Henry’s Story and Old 16 exhibits at The Henry Ford Museum, the Magic of Toy Trains exhibit at the California State Railroad Museum, How We Live with the Sun at the Arizona Science Center, Moving Beyond Earth at the National Air and Space Museum and The Changing Earth at The Franklin Institute.
Jim is a graduate of the University of Virginia and lives with his wife Tam and their two children in Northville, Michigan.