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New Director of Lab Sales for Polymathic Analytical Labs
Date:8/4/2009

ORANGEBURG, S.C., Aug. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Polymathic Analytical Labs, a Zeus company, announces that William J. Kerr will assume the role of Director of Laboratory Sales. With more than 40 years of polymer experience, Polymathic Analytical Labs' core business is the specialized and routine testing of biomaterials, thermoplastics and thermosets. As Director of Laboratory Sales, Kerr is tasked with developing and implementing a comprehensive sales and marketing strategy to expand the laboratory's presence in the plastics industry.

Kerr is a technical sales professional who previously worked as a regional sales manager for a distributor of plastic raw materials. He has a wealth of experience and success in defining market strategies, achieving sales growth and providing sales leadership.

"We are pleased Bill has joined our team and impressed with his more than 24 years in sales leadership within competitive markets," said Chris Given, Laboratory Manager. "With Bill's expertise and proven track record, we will be better able to assess the needs of our partners, meet customer demands and maintain lasting business relationships."

Kerr is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. in Business Administration and Political Science, along with a double minor in Chemistry and Mathematics. He speaks both German and Spanish as second languages. Kerr officially joined Polymathic Analytical Labs on July 22, 2009.

Staffed by analytical and polymer science professionals, Polymathic Analytical Labs provides dependable polymer testing services for identification of materials, polymer characterization and qualification. Our testing capabilities include, FT-IR Spectroscopy, Thermogravimetric Analysis, analysis of electrical and mechanical properties and characterization of a wide range of polymeric materials for QA/QC purposes. For more information, visit

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