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Daniel Kenyon Assumes VP Role at Day & Zimmermann

DayZimm logoDaniel Kenyon has been named vice president of business development for Day & Zimmermann’s engineering, construction and maintenance unit.

Kenyon brings more than two decades of experience in sales and market development in his new role as the growth strategies lead for the company’s fossils business portfolio, Day & Zimmermann said Wednesday.

The University of Nevada mechanical engineering graduate worked at Toshiba for more than six years as key account manager, product line manager and director of sales and marketing for the thermal and geothermal markets.

Prior to that, he was sales manager for GE’s geothermal, thermal power plants, fossil power plants, oil and gas, petrochemical and industrial markets.

Kenyon earned his MBA from the University of Phoenix.

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