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October 31, 2009
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Accounting
Robert L. Anderson has joined Somerset CPAs as a consultant on the construction and architectural/engineering team.

Jim Nestor has been named director of human resources Katz Sapper & Miller.

Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations
Kimberly Cooley has been named president of Head Sales, Greenwood.

Lindsay Puthoff has joined Buckaroo Marketing/New Media as creative specialist.

Architecture/Design/Engineering
J. Douglas Smith has joined Steve Gray Renovations as a project consultant/designer.

Tim Anderson has been promoted to principal at Applied Engineering Services.

Schmidt Associates has added the following: Christopher D. Hawk, mechanical engineer, and Adam L. Sermersheim, CAD/BIM technician.

Civic/Not-for-Profit
Aaron Hurt has joined the Indianapolis Children’s Choir as operations manager.

Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana has added the following: Eric Schlegel, retail support services, senior director; Joseph Lawry, Noblesville Store, assistant manager; and Matthew Weber and Daniel Whitmyer, information technology specialists. Goodwill has promoted the following: Tim Cooper, retail operations, senior director; Justin Warner, retail – north region, director; Patty Rhodes, Carey Road Store, store manager; Robert Barrett, Goodwill Outlet Store –north, assistant manager; and William Clark, GW commercial services, supervisor, Minton-Capehart Federal Building.

Construction
Thomas J. O’Donnell has joined The Quality Connection as executive director.

Garcia Construction Group Inc. has added the following: Matt Childress and Matt Stump, project managers; Phil Hadley, superintendent; Daniel Bulger, vice president of operations; and Ray Baker, project engineer.

Law
Michael A. Swift has joined the intellectual property law firm of Maginot, Moore & Beck LLP as of counsel. Charles M. Fox has joined as an associate.

C. Joseph Russell has joined Krieg DeVault LLP as a partner.

Richard M. Campanelli has joined Baker & Daniels LLP as counsel, health care and life sciences practices.

Professional/Trade
Michael P. Bishop, Cohen Garelick & Glazier, has been named a seminar faculty chairman at the Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum.

Alexis Crouch has been promoted to the communications coordinator at the Indiana Public Charter Schools Association.

Dr. Andrew J. Rader has been named president of the Indiana Podiatric Medical Association. Brian K. Burke, Baker & Daniels LLP, has been named to the board of Lex Mundi.

Pete Rimsans has been named executive director of the Indiana State Building and Construction Trades Council.

Real Estate
HDG Mansur Investment Services Limited has named the following: Robert Lawless, chief financial officer, and Mark Susemichel, head of investment management.

Services
Anna Lovell has joined Ignite HR Consulting as vice president/chief operating officer.

Margie George has been promoted to horticulture director for Washington Park Cemetery Association.•

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