Cornell Pump Company Breaks With Pump School Tradition

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CPS_BadgeCornell Pump Company’s Pump School started in 1949. In that time, we’ve trained tens of thousands of participants on pumps, hydraulics, and ways they can make their pump systems more reliable, and more efficient.

We heard from many folks that the traditional time period of Pump School in September didn’t work with their trade show or agricultural schedules, so for 2017, we are offering a JANUARYpump school. Still held in Portland, Oregon, the school offers basic and advanced tracks on topics such as NPSHr/a, system curves, installation and care, slurries, priming systems, and much more.

We’ve even created a quiz to get in the spirit of Pump School. Take this short 5 question quiz,  and see how well you know pump knowledge that will be covered in Pump School.

You can learn about pump school here, and download the registration form here. Pump School is a great value; $175 per attendee, or ONLY $95 if you come as a guest of a Cornell Distributor. Three days, two receptions, meals, giveaways, and TCH-approved learning in one of the most beautiful cities in the country. Make your plans to attend Pump School 2017, January 23-25, 2017; Monday night reception and classes/factory training on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Breakfast Raises over $1,600 for Cancer Research

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Last week, Cornell Pump held a pancake fundraising breakfast, to benefit the American Cancer Society. Employees enjoyed pancakes at 7:30 a.m., had an opportunity to speak with a representative of the American Cancer Society, and gather information as part of breakfast. In all, employees donated $852.00 for the breakfast, and Cornell Pump donated $800.00 in additional funds.

Organized by the Employee events committee, the breakfast is one of the numerous events that encourage Cornell Pump employees to have fun and get to know each other better in different settings.

For more information about the American Cancer Society, visit their webpage at: http://www.cancer.org/

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Breakfast cooks. L-to-R; Jeff Powell, Marc Baird, Jason Hollingsworth, Jeremy Williams, and Kristi Stuckart

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American Cancer Society information table at the breakfast.

Cornell Pump Company 70th Anniversary

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Cornell_70th_Anniv-4611Cornell Pump celebrates our 70th anniversary in May 2016. Started in May of 1946, by five friends working in the pump industry, Cornell Pump has grown to an industry leader in terms of product innovation, reliability, and customer satisfaction. More than 100 current Cornell Employees posed for a team photo, wearing commemorative 70th anniversary shirts. group picture270th Anniversary T-Shirt

Cornell Pump at Coal Prep

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IMG_0171Visit Cornell Pump in Booth 1240 at Coal Prep in Louisville, KY.  Through April 27, 2016. The exhibit hall is open 10:00 am to 3:00 p.m.

Cornell Road Show Goes to New Jersey

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IMG_1486More than 60 participants are at pump school in Mt Laurel, New Jersey.

Cornell Pump, in conjunction with Mid Atlantic Pump &  Equipment Company, is training operators and engineers from NJ and PA.

Learn more about our annual pump school.

Check out the Arctic King at IIAR in Orlando

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IMG_1991Cornell Pump is at the IIAR Conference in Orlando, FL. Visit us at Booth #704 through March 23, 2016!  Learn about the Arctic King HT Hermetic and CB Open Drive Refrigeration Series.

Cornell Showing at IIAR Conference March 21-23

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refrigeration_pump_2014Cornell Pump will be at the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR) Conference in Orlando, Florida next week. Stop by and see the robust Arctic King HT Hermetic and CB Open Drive  refrigeration series from Cornell Pump.

Stop by Booth #704 for expert advice on refrigeration pumps, to see the various pump models displayed, and pick up literature about Cornell Refrigeration Pumps.

IIAR Exhibit Hours

Monday, March 21          9:15 am to 1:45 pm

Tuesday, March 22          7:30 am to 11:45 am and 4:45 pm to 7:00 pm

Wednesday, March 23   7:30 am to 9:30 am

Cornell Pump—the leader in refrigeration pumps since 1963.

Christopher Bridgewater named Southwest Agricultural Regional Manager for Cornell Pump

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Brings more than 20 years agricultural pump experience to the position.

Clackamas, Oregon –February 25, 2016 – Cornell Pump is pleased to announce Christopher Bridgewater has joined Cornell Pump as the Southwest Agricultural Regional Manager, with responsibilities for irrigation, farm dewatering, and manure in California, the desert Southwest, and the Mountain West.

Chris Bridgewater headshotBridgewater has over 20 years of experience in the water well and agricultural industries, working in the entire supply chain process from manufacturing to installation.  Bridgewater has spent the last nine years as a territory manager, increasing sales in his area by more than 600 percent.

Bridgewater joins Cornell Pump, as Cornell celebrates its 70th year as a leading agricultural pump company. He’ll support the continued roll-out of Edge End Gun boosters, robust manure pumps, V-series pump line,  and other quality, American agricultural products.

“Chris is a valuable addition to the sales team,” said Marcus Davi, Cornell Pump VP of Sales. “He has a wealth of knowledge, technical skills, and problem-solving abilities that will help our customers, and ultimately Cornell, succeed. We’re excited to see Chris take on new challenges with Cornell. It is very fortunate that we were able to secure someone of Chris’ caliber to fulfill this newly created role. I’m confident that he’ll play a key part in providing high quality pumping solutions throughout the Southwest.”

Bridgewater’s new role has him responsible for distributor sales support and customer relations in California, Nevada, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma.  He will be based out of Colorado.

Congratulations to Chris!

Cornell Featured in Pumps and Systems Magazine, February 2016

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Cornell Reprint PS0216_Page_1Cornell Pump is excited to be a feature article in February’s edition of Pumps & System magazine. Download and read the full article.

Written by Duane Hargis, Cornell’s North East Regional manager and Rick Goethals of BakerCorp, the article examines how a very polluted section of the Kalamazoo river was rehabilitated through EPA mitigation process.  Impressively, flow from a major creek was completed bypassed during the effort—and the uptime of the pumps saved the EPA hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Congratulations Duane, on the great article!