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People in the news - Jan. 9, 2012

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January 7, 2012
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Accounting
Craig B. Todderud has joined Somerset as staff accountant, entrepreneurial team. Mel Kleinert has joined as recruiting manager.

Danielle Derrico has joined RJ Pile LLC as a staff accountant.

Architecture/Design/Engineering
Williams Creek Consulting has added the following: Jim Rinehart, senior project manager; Amanda Sheehe, project engineer; Jennifer Shipe, project designer and marketing coordinator; and Jessica Seale, project designer.

Brian Delaney has joined August Mack Environmental Inc. as remediation program development manager.

Alison Keck has joined Schott Design as a project interior designer.

Sandra Doyle-Ahern has been named president of EMH&T.

Civic/Not-for-Profit
Karen F. Crotchfelt, Ronald F. Remak, and Daniel F. Evans Jr. have joined the Riley Children’s Foundation board of governors.

Kandi Hidde, Bingham McHale, and Tracey Horth Krueger, THK Consultants Inc., have joined the board at Coburn Place Safe Haven.

Construction
Scott V. Cherry has been promoted to senior vice president at the Skillman Corp.

Steven J. Meier has joined the Terstep Co. as a project manager.

Eric Likens has joined Environmental Field Services Inc. as operations manager, Westfield office.

Curt Fankhauser has been named CEO of Blakley Corp.

Chris Buckman has been promoted to vice president of corporate construction at BMW Constructors Inc. Clay West has been promoted to corporate director of employee health and safety.

Education
Michael Crowley has joined Harrison College as the vice president of legal and compliance.

Finance
Andrew Wilkinson has been named vice president and managing principal of McCready and Keene, a OneAmerica company. Linda Kenny has been named assistant general counsel. Bill Yoerger has been promoted president of retirement business for OneAmerica as well as president of McCready and Keene. Mark Wilkerson has been promoted to president of individual business at OneAmerica Financial Partners Inc. Simon Herbert has been named vice president of systems and Nancy Moore has been named vice president of straight-through-processing for the individual division at American United Life Insurance Co., a OneAmerica company.

Health Care
Lisa Richter, D.O. has been named to the board of Community Westview Hospital. James Williams, D.O., has been named vice president of medical affairs.•

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