Royal Group Technologies

Mark Orcutt has served as Georgia Gulf's Executive Vice President - Building Products since December 2008. Prior to joining Georgia Gulf, Mark was held a variety of commercial and general management positions with PPG Industries, most recently Vice President of Performance Glazings. He has a proven record of growing global businesses, successfully implementing integration strategies, and improving sales and profitability. Mark earned an M.B.A and a B.S. in Economics from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

Doug Shannon has been a Vice President of Georgia Gulf Corporation since 2000 and is currently responsible for the Procurement function. He began his employment with Georgia Gulf in 1983 in purchasing, and subsequently moved to product manager of VCM, and then business manager of electrochemicals, before becoming director of business area management. Prior to joining Georgia Gulf, Doug worked with both U.S. Steel and Delta Resources. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, Doug received a B.S. and an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.

James Worrell currently serves as Vice President, Human Resources for Georgia Gulf Corporation. James joined Georgia Gulf at its inception in January 1985 as Headquarters Personnel Manager. He was promoted to Manager, Corporate Personnel in 1987 and to Manager, Corporate Personnel and Benefits in 1988. He served as Director, Human Resources from 1993 until being promoted to Vice President in September 2006. Prior to joining Georgia Gulf, James held a number of personnel and employment services positions with the Georgia-Pacific Corporation and the Georgia Department of Labor. James holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia. He has SPHR and CCP certifications.

Joel Beerman has been Georgia Gulf Corporation's vice president, general counsel, and secretary since 1994. Prior to joining Georgia Gulf, Joel was an attorney for Georgia-Pacific Corporation, which developed the chemical operations that was acquired by Georgia Gulf. A native of Pennsylvania, Joel earned a degree from Boston University. He then earned a juris doctorate from Seattle University and owned a private law practice for four years.

Bill Doherty is Georgia Gulf Corporation's Vice President - Custom Products. Prior to this position, Bill served as Georgia Gulf Corporation's vice president of vinyl compounds starting in 1999. He began his employment with Georgia Gulf in 1982 as product manager of vinyl compounds, and subsequently moved to sales manager and then business manager before becoming general manager of vinyl compounds. Prior to joining Georgia Gulf, Bill served as an account manager and then in marketing for General Electric Plastics. A native of Buffalo, New York, Bill attended Clemson University and the State University of New York at Buffalo where he completed his degree program in Economics.

Lou De Lellis brings Vinylbilt his 12 years of experience gathered from KPMG and Royal Group Technologies. More recently, Lou was in charge of the finance and business development arm of Royal Group's Profile Extrusion Division. Lou joins us as VP of Operations with the main objective to oversee the transition of Vinylbilt into a professionally managed company while sharpening its entrepreneurial edge.

Charles L. (Jerry) Henry is a member of the Board of Directors of Georgia Gulf Corporation, and is the retired Chairman and CEO of Johns Manville Corporation.

Dennis M. Chorba is a member of the Board of Directors of Georgia Gulf Corporation, and is retired from his position as Vice President, Administration with Georgia Gulf.

"Paul Carrico has served as Georgia Gulf Corporation's President and Chief Executive Officer since February 2008. Prior to this position, Paul served as the company's Vice President - Chemicals & Vinyls. He began his employment with Georgia Gulf in 1999 as resin business manager. In 2005, he became the company's vice president of polymers. Prior to joining Georgia Gulf, Paul held several positions with Condea Vista Company (formerly Conoco Chemicals), including plant manager, product manager of PVC and general manager of olefins and vinyl. A native of Louisville, KY, Paul earned an M.S. in Engineering from the University of Louisville in 1973 and a Masters in the Science of Management with an emphasis on corporate and business strategy from MIT in 1993. Paul currently serves as chairman of the Vinyl Institute and as a board member of the Vinyl Siding Institute and the PPFA. He previously served as a board member of the PHH joint venture with PPG."

Yoshi Kawashima is a member of the Board of Directors of Georgia Gulf Corporation. Mr. Kawashima is currently president, YK Resources, and has served as chairman and chief executive officer, Reichhold, Inc.