Fri, 07/24/2015 - 13:55
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (July 20, 2015) – Cahaba Media Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Pemberton as Senior Technical Editor, Pumps Division.
Mike Pemberton
With more than 25 years of experience in various markets served by the pump industry, Pemberton will be responsible for ensuring that the company’s pump brands—Pumps & Systems, Upstream Pumping and Pumps & Systems MENA—provide readers with the most respected, authoritative, relevant and timely content possible.
"Mike Pemberton has been a member of the Pumps & Systems Editorial Advisory Board, a friend of the magazine, a contributing author and a subscriber of the magazine since the 1990s,” said Cahaba Media Group Publisher Wally Evans. “He is a well-known and respected expert in the pump industry and is heavily involved in several industry associations including the Hydraulic Institute. We are thrilled that he will be bringing his extensive industry expertise and deep relationships in the industry to our team."
An expert in the pump industry and a long-time contributor to Pumps & Systems, Pemberton will play a valuable role in providing high-quality content and guiding the direction of the pump brands.
“I am excited to join Cahaba Media Group as a new member of their highly successful publishing team,” Pemberton said. “The organization and magazine brands have received numerous awards from stakeholders in the pump industry. I look forward to supporting their ongoing success and serving the needs of subscribers.”
Prior to joining Cahaba Media Group’s Pumps Division, Pemberton served as Global Energy & Reliability Program Manager for ITT Industrial Process for 15 years. In this position, he managed a pump system energy and reliability optimization program that helped plants worldwide improve uptime and productivity through reduced energy consumption and enhanced process control.
He has also filled various roles in industrial automation, business development and technical sales at companies such as Hewlett Packard, Emerson Process Management and Honeywell.
He serves as co-chair of the Hydraulic Institute’s Education Committee, is co-editor of Optimizing Pumping Systems: A Guide to Improved Efficiency, Reliability and Profitability and has written numerous articles for technical publications.
Pemberton received a Bachelor of Science in laboratory technology from Auburn University and a master’s degree in public and private management from Birmingham Southern College in Birmingham, Alabama.