March 2010 Edition : Diagnostic & Electronic Repair / Automotive Training & Education
Jim Burke (l.), president and CEO of DTI, has relocated his business to a 97,000-square-foot facility in northeast Denver. With him is General Manager Bruce Sommerville, who played a big role in orchestrating the move.
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