BUSINESS
January 31, 2007
Development Petrie Ross Ventures LLC announced that James C. "Chip" DiPaula Jr. joined the Annapolis-based retail and mixed-use property development firm as a partner, senior vice president and chief operating officer. He most recently was chief of staff for former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. and before that was a senior vice president for MacKenzie and Associates Inc. Advertising MGH added Kristen Windle, account executive;Melanie Welsh, online media buyer/planner; and Natalie Van Buskirk, as account manager to the staff of the Owings Mills-based marketing communications agency.
BUSINESS
April 18, 2007
Advertising WebAdvantage.net announced that Stacy Smith joined the Havre de Grace-based Internet marketing and advertising agency as an online media campaign manager. Banking & finance SunTrust Bank, Maryland appointed Robin Tignor as a bank officer. Tignor is manager of the bank's West 36th Street branch office in Hampden. Health care Brightview Senior Living appointed Tricia Ourand regional marketing and sales manager for the Mid-Atlantic area. Legal & insurance Hodes, Pessin & Katz PA appointed Chrysovalantis P. Kefalas an associate in the Towson law firm's litigation department.
BUSINESS
January 3, 2007
Advertising Warschawski appointed Michele Tomlinson as a director for the Baltimore-based public relations and branding firm. She is responsible for supervising strategic marketing communications activities and will also assist with new business development. On the board Constellation Energy Partners LLC appointed Richard H. Bachmann, Richard S. Langdon and John N. Seitz as independent directors and as members of the audit committee. Organizations Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, Maryland, Washington and Northern Virginia chapter, elected Hayes Merkert as president, Jim Lighthizer, vice president, Julio Purcell, secretary, and Abby Glassberg, treasurer.
BUSINESS
May 31, 1999
New positionsMarriott names Mulligan head of corporate servicesSodexho Marriott Services Inc. named Thomas M. Mulligan as president of its corporate services division and member of the Gaithersburg-based food and facility management company's executive committee.Mulligan is filling the vacancy created by the appointment of Michel Landel as president and chief executive officer. Mulligan, 47, will oversee about 1,900 clients who operate restaurants, food courts, vending and convenience stores as well as provide catering services.
ENTERTAINMENT
By Sloane Brown | February 14, 1999
It was time for most of Baltimore's heart doctors to follow their own advice and get a cardio workout, albeit on the dance floor at the 1999 Heart Ball.Some 200 area cardiologists and cardiac surgeons, and 400 other guests, not only raised their heart rates, but $180,000 for the American Heart Association at the annual heartfelt fest, held at the Baltimore Convention Center.Jay M. Weinstein, AHA's Baltimore Division board chairman, presented the evening's two honorees, who joined the fight against heart disease from different sides of the battlefield.
NEWS
April 25, 1999
Westminster Bank names Rill senior vice presidentM. Lynn Rill has been hired by Westminster Bank as senior vice president and senior loan officer.Rill He has 16 years experience in banking. The Carroll County resident is a graduate of Western Maryland College and Loyola College.He is active in the community with the Home Builders Association, YMCA, Carroll Lutheran Village and Boy Scouts.
SPORTS
By Sandra McKee | February 11, 1999
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Saying, "You can look at the tea leaves as well as I can," NASCAR president Bill France announced yesterday that Mike Helton is the new senior vice president and chief operating officer of NASCAR and will be in charge of all day-to-day operations.Helton, 45, had been vice president of competition. He is the first person outside the founding France family to assume control of the stock-car racing organization in its 51-year history."Mike will oversee all duties of NASCAR," said France, who will remain as president.
BUSINESS
By Shanon D. Murray | July 10, 1999
The former head of a start-up company acquired by Ciena Corp. this year has resigned from the Linthicum-based maker of telecommunications equipment and its board of directors.Jagdeep Singh quit as president of Ciena's core switching division, a position he assumed after Ciena bought Lightera Networks Inc. of Cupertino, Calif., in a deal valued at $463.5 million in March. Singh had been Lightera's president and chief executive.Ciena converted the company to its core switching division, which remains in California.
BUSINESS
February 22, 1999
New positionsInterim Services hires Huff as consultant, recruiterInterim Services Inc. hired Jenny R. Huff as a consultant and placement recruiter at the regional accounting, administrative and technical staffing and consulting firm in Baltimore. A Salisbury State University graduate, she is active with the Executive Women's Network and previously was a loan officer with First Fidelity Mortgage.Flite 3 Recordings appoints Davidson as art directorFlite 3 Recordings Ltd. appointed Mimi Davidson as art director for the Northeast Baltimore film and video production facility.
BUSINESS
February 8, 1999
New positionsRobert P. Harrison joins Catholic CharitiesCatholic Charities hired Robert P. Harrison as director of major and planned giving. He will develop community relations and assist individual and corporate donors in the structuring of their gifts.The Chevy Chase resident holds two graduate degrees and formerly was director of individual giving at Washington College in Chestertown.Bennett development chief at Md. School for the BlindThe Maryland School for the Blind named Teri D. Bennett as its director of development.