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People in the news - Dec. 24, 2012

 IBJ Staff
December 22, 2012
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Accounting
Lindsey A. Anderson has joined Sponsel CPA Group as a senior, tax services department.

Valerie Christensen and Kevin Bonewitz have joined the audit department at L.M Henderson & Co. LLP. Aubren Cressley and Matt Horan have joined the tax department.

Katz Sapper & Miller has added the following: Jenny Gance, retirement plan administrator II and Susan May, retirement plan administrator, employee benefit plan services group; Ben England, Morgan Whitaker, Baboucarr Musa, Seth Sailors and Adam Yohler, audit and assurance; John Fireoved, Logan Stamps and Michelle Hedinge, business advisory; and Lesley Freeman, health care.

Banking
PNC Bank has named the following: Derek Hamilton, H. Allen Wright Jr., and Michael Zick to senior relationship managers for PNC wealth management in Indianapolis.

Civic/Not-for-Profit
Noble of Indiana has named the following officers: William Carmichael, American Surety Co., chairman; Hon. Kathy Davis, Davis Design Group, vice chairwoman/secretary; E. Scott Treadway, EST Law LLC, treasurer. New directors are Andrew Appel, Gregory & Appel Insurance; Lisa Dandridge, Midwest ISO; Adam L. Hill, LOR Corp.; Jeff Holley, OneAmerica; and James Jones, Cannon IV. John Carreon has been named vice president of advancement.

The Entrepreneurship Advancement Center has added the following directors: Jason Meyer, Vai Technology, Fishers; Eric Douthit, Church Church Hittle & Antrim; and Sharon Robbins, Carey Road Marketing, Carmel.

Insurance
Seth Winter has joined Central States Financial Group, an office of MetLife, as a financial services representative and an investment advisor representative.

Law
Jay R.S. Parks has joined Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP as an attorney, environmental and natural resources practice group.

Schuckit & Associates PC in Zionsville has added the following associate attorneys: Scott E. Brady, Jeffrey C. Conner, Ian P. Goodman, Ted W. Nolting and Justin T. Walton.

Professional/Trade
Tom Havens has joined the Indiana Builders Association as the governmental affairs director.

Allison Barber, WGU Indiana, has been named to the executive committee of the Central Indiana Talent Alliance.

Norman T. Funk, Krieg DeVault, has been named Indiana state chairman of the American College of Trial Lawyers.

Pamela L. Ruster, Supportive Systems LLC, has been named secretary-treasurer for the Employee Assistance Professionals Association.

Daniel P. McInerny, Bose McKinney & Evans LLP, has been elected as secretary/treasurer of the Indiana State Bar Association, agricultural law section.

Matt Macaluso has been named to the executive committee of the sports and entertainment section of the Indianapolis Bar Association.

Kevin Davis has been named vice president and chief operating officer of the Indiana Public Charter Schools Association.

Real Estate
Century 21 Scheetz has added the following Realtors: Angel Abner, Michelle Anderson-Schwind, Douglas Coelle, Rick Cox, Becky Kegg, LaToya Patel, Jan Sutton, Suzie Vaughan, Jessie Weitman and Susan Whisler.

Michael Reddick and Erika Hamilton have joined Re/Max Excel in Avon.

Stacy Worth and Sharon Smith have joined Re/Max Ability Plus in Carmel.

Kurt Williams has joined Re/Max Legends Group.

Anna Morken-Mullin has joined Realty World-Harbert Co. Inc. as a Realtor associate.

Keller Williams Realty Indy Metro Northeast Market Center has added the following agents: Michele Alexander, Herman Koehl, Douglas Reid, Staci Woods, Cristina Hughes, Adam Brent, Vicki Reed, Tasha Swetnam, Frances Grundy, Angie Shogren, Nancy Hunt, Aaron Wheeler, Brenda Kistler, Deb Kent, Tracy Burroughs, Ashok Bhagi, Natalie Taylor, and Jamie Willis.

Crissi Peters and Lee Bailey have joined Re/Max Metro.

Caleb Thang has joined Re/Max Select in Greenwood.

Michael Patton has joined Re/Max Ability Plus in Zionsville.

Stacie Tuttle has joined Keller Williams Indianapolis Metro West.

Pam Wood has joined Coldwell Banker Kaiser as a Realtor.

Restaurants
Stephen Graham has joined the Indiana Grand Casino as the steakhouse general manager.

Retail
LIDS Sports Group has promoted the following: Alex Boone, LIDS retail accounts payable specialist; Erin Rennick, LIDS team sports customer care supervisor; and Eric Mannweiler, LIDS team sports inventory control team lead. LIDS Sports Group has added the following: Jessica Stellhorn, LIDS team sports customer service - order entry; Kara Clark, LIDS retail DC administrative assistant; Amanda Clifton, LIDS team sports sales representative; Haley Wade, LIDS retail accounts payable specialist; and Teresa Eversole, LIDS retail payroll assistant.

Services
Geoff Hoffmann has been named CEO of DHR International.

Judy Williams has joined Home Care Assistance as marketing coordinator.•

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