People

William Angel has joined Keywell Corp., Baltimore, as vice president. As such, he will be responsible for industrial and aerospace metal industries, including manufacturing of super alloys and titanium. Angel was previously with Aerospace Metals Inc., Suisman and Blumenthal, and Colt Firearms.

Mosley Machinery Co., Waco, Texas, has reappointed Scott Holder as regional sales manager for the central United States. Holder previously served as Mosley’s Southeast regional sales manager prior to the acquisition of the company by Harris Waste Management Group Inc., Peachtree City, Ga.

Paul Bateman has been named director of public affairs for The Gold Institute, Wash. As such, he is responsible for all public policy and government affairs activities for the Institute.

Previously, Bateman served as chief of staff for Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Calif.), where he planned and directed several public relations and legislative programs in issues ranging from commercial law to natural resources.

Columbia Trading Co., a division of The Columbia Companies, Cleveland, has appointed James Braselton vice president - Trading. As such, he will be responsible for directing sales and marketing throughout the U.S. Braselton was most recently employed by AIRCO, a division of the BOC Group in Murray Hill, N.J.

Lon Robinson has joined Lindemann Recycling Equipment Inc., Charlotte, N.C., as a manager of engineering in the research & development department. Robinson is a registered professional engineer in North Carolina, Texas and Oklahoma, a member of the National Association of Professional Engineers and a member of the Texas Tech University Mechanical Engineering Industrial Advisory Board.

Before joining Lindemann, Robinson was manager of engineering with Mosley Machinery Co.

IMCO Recycling, Irving, Texas, has promoted Richard Kerr president of the company’s metals division and chief operating officer. Kerr was formerly executive vice president and chief operating officer of IMCO.

In his new position, Kerr will have responsibility for IMCO’s present production facilities as well as the development and expansion of its metals business. He joined IMCO Recycling in 1984 as regional manager, was named executive vice president in 1987 and chief operating officer in 1991.