Salter named president of Southeast Hearth, Patio & Barbeque Association
Special Photo
From Staff Reports
ALBANY – Modern Gas Senior Vice President, Wendy Salter was inducted recently as president of the Southeast Hearth, Patio & Barbeque Association in a ceremony held at the 2019 SEHPBA annual convention in St. Augustine, Fla. As president, Salter will represent the entire southeastern portion of the United States affiliate at the national level of the Hearth, Patio & Barbeque Association.
“The main focus of my position will be on governmental affairs issues that affect national regulations on alternative fuel sources in the home,” Salter said in a news release. “It is an honor to represent over 301 members of the Southeastern HPBA who understand the unique opportunities of our industry.”
“Wendy is the force behind the organizational excellence at Modern Gas,” company President Mark Holloway said. “We are proud of her for this accomplishment and know that she will represent our association at the national level with the same hard work, passion and professionalism she gives to our local business.”
An affiliate of the Hearth Patio Barbecue Association, SEHPBA is a nonprofit organization representing the manufacturers, distributors, manufacturer representatives and retail dealers of hearth, patio and barbecue products and accessories. To learn more about the organization, visit www.sehpba.org.
Since 1954, Modern Gas has been the premier provider of propane services for both residential homes and commercial businesses in southwest Georgia. Originally family-owned and operated, the company continues to maintain its commitment to high-quality propane service. The company has expanded in recent years to include a retail division. This new line of business offers customers an extensive list of items for the home including appliances, high-end grills, and products for outdoor living.
An avid community supporter, Modern Gas officials believe in building stronger communities through their extensive partnerships with the local school systems, nonprofit organizations and their annual Rib Showdown event.
Related Articles
Take what you need — even the house
The old house at 577 Orange St. has spent much of its life being asked to become something else.
Now the old giving house needs a favor in return.
Albany officials debate walking trail as South Madison Street-Alice Avenue drainage project moves forward
As heavy equipment reshapes land for a long-awaited drainage project in south Albany, Ward 6 Commissioner Diane Brown is pushing the city to make sure the neighborhood gets more than a holding pond.
Albany City Commission hears from residents opposed to group home in residential neighborhood
“We are not here to speak bad of the young men that will possibly be coming into our neighborhood,. Our concern is the proposal at this particular property.”
