System Controls Makes Executive Changes : Management: The Anaheim company also plans to file for listing on the Nasdaq system.

System Controls Inc. announced management and board changes Thursday and said it plans to file for listing on the Nasdaq system.

Philip Westall, formerly president and chief executive officer, will become chairman. He will remain managing director of the electronic energy management systems company’s European subsidiaries.

Westall is succeeded as president by Glenn Easterbrook, head of the company’s wholly owned Hogan Sales subsidiary, which is based in Anaheim along with the parent corporation.

Easterbrook, Chief Financial Officer Paul Goble and Vice President Thomas Flinn will join Westall on the board of directors. Goble and Flinn will replace Executive Vice President Richard Corline, who has resigned, and Richard Taylor, both board directors.

A company spokeswoman said she could not provide any further explanation for the executive changes. However, Westall said in a statement:

“This change in the management team reflects the need to provide continued strong leadership for the company.”

For its latest quarter, System Controls reported earnings of $370,378, or 9 cents a share, on revenue of $1.6 million.

As the company was making its personnel announcements, it also said it will apply “as soon as it is practical” to be listed on Nasdaq. The company’s stock, now traded over the counter, closed Thursday at $2.50 a share, down 31 cents.