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Pop Art announces the appointment of Andrew Hay to the position of Senior Software Engineer. As Senior Software Engineer, Andrew assumes a key role of responsibility within the programming and production department. In his new role, Andrew will focus on web site architecture utilizing Microsoft technologies.

Pop Art announces the launch of a newly redesigned web site for SelecTrucks, the dedicated used truck network division of Portland-based Freightliner Market Development Corporation.

The recent November 2002 elections marked success for Politikos clients, Portland's Campaign for Safe & Successful Kids (Measure 26-33) and Portland Parks Ballot Initiative (Measure 26-34). Both measures obtained the majority vote necessary to ensure adoption into law, and the campaigns have officially closed their doors.

Pop Art establishes 2 new positions: Operations Manager and Director of Project Management. Tom Paul and Marci Marshall have been promoted from within to fill the roles, respectively.

Pop Art launches BuyFurnace.org, a consumer information site developed for Carrier Corporation residential brands. Pop Art provides development, hosting and search engine marketing services for multiple Carrier brands.

Freightliner Trucks recently hired Pop Art to redesign www.FreightlinerTrucks.com. Over the next several months, Pop Art will work with Freightliner to improve usability, enhance product information and create a new look and feel for the web site.

CH Murphy || Clark-Ullman is a provider of pressure vessel and refractory products and services to industrial companies throughout the Pacific Northwest, in addition to serving marine customers worldwide.

Pop Art recently announced that it has chosen EasyStreet as its new hosting colocation provider. Moving servers to a reputable Portland location allows Pop Art to provide faster and more cost-effective service to clients.

Pop Art ranked 5th fastest growing technology company in Oregon by the Portland Business Journal and Deloitte and Touche. This marks the second consecutive year that Pop Art has received the honor.

Learn more about the 2002 Oregon Fast 50 top 5!

Pop Art, previously an Oregon limited liability company (LLC), recently converted to Pop Art, Inc., an Oregon corporation. The conversion, effective October 2, 2002, allows Pop Art to implement better employee benefits and to offer increased stability to clients. The conversion also puts Pop Art in a better position should it decide to seek investment capital in the future.