Day & Zimmermann appointed Anthony Bosco as president of Yoh, its U.S.-based staffing firm, effective Sept. 9. He replaces Lori Schultz, who is leaving the organization to pursue other endeavors after serving as president since 2009.

Bosco previously was senior vice president and chief information officer for Yoh’s parent company, Day & Zimmermann. He joined Day & Zimmermann in 1979 and has been a member of the executive team for the past 10 years. As part of the leadership council, Bosco provided input for Yoh’s overall strategy and operations and oversaw all of Yoh’s technology initiatives, according to the company.

“Anthony’s passion for business success begins with a customer-first mindset and a sincere desire to make everyone in the organization successful,” said Hal Yoh, chairman and CEO of Day & Zimmermann. “Anthony is a proven leader who has held top leadership positions throughout his career. He is the right person to lead Yoh forward because of his ability to create strategic clarity and deliver results.”

Bosco’s former roles at Day & Zimmermann include vice president and treasurer, project controls manager for a number of construction and construction-related projects, project manager, corporate planning, finance, accounting and information technology.