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People in the news - Aug. 13, 2012

 IBJ Staff
August 11, 2012
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Accounting
Debbie Hyde has joined Somerset CPAs as business development manager.

Dauby O’Connor & Zaleski LLC has promoted the following accountants: audit seniors: Nick Barnard, Dave Brandt, Brian Fishback, Brian Frantz, Lauren Graham, Molly Griswold, Will McCullough, Whitney O’Brien, Bobby Riddell, Kraig Sanders, Neil Savage, Corey Stark, Jeremy Wilson and Trent Wilson; tax seniors: Kara Polston and Kristen Tyler; audit managers: Katie Douglas, Chris Thompson and Michael Turner; tax managers: Kristie Richie and Kyle Waldman; audit senior managers: Andy Lannert and Amy Ring; and Jacob Buehler and Greg Wasiak, audit principals.

Lisa Rednour has been promoted to office manager, and Kelley J. Wolfe has been promoted to manager in the entrepreneurial services group at Greenwalt CPAs.

Banking
Chad Cassinelli has been named senior vice president, managing director of M&I Wealth Management, BMO Financial Group.

Civic/Not-for-Profit
VSA Indiana has named the following officers: Ron Lenz, Katz Sapper & Miller LLP, chairman; Bruce Westphal, The Great Frame Up, vice chairman; Joyce Sommers, secretary; and Ben Bennett, Muncie community activist, treasurer. Anna Obergfell, Wishard Health Services, and Laura Harms,The Julian Center, have been named new board members.

Education
Russell D. Baker has been promoted to vice president of academic affairs at Ivy Tech Community College. Julie Lorton-Rowland has been promoted to vice president, human resources.

John T. Althardt has been named director of the office of school and community relations for the Indianapolis Public Schools.

Finance
City Securities Corp. has added the following: Linda Matkowski, executive vice president, public finance group; and Timothy Trostle, vice president, corporate finance group.

Ralph Nowak has been named regional director of portfolio management central states region for M&I Wealth Management.

Dawn Bayles has been named partner at Advanced Valuation LLC. Jason Rigby has been named managing partner.

Government
Mary Rosswurm, Little Star Center, has been named to the Indiana Commission on Autism.

Health Care
Steve Jarosinski has joined Community Physician Network as chief specialty care executive. Jennifer Wethe has joined the team of neuropsychologists at Hook Rehabilitation Center. Jim Beitman has joined Pro-Active Resources as director.•

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