Thursday, May 06, 1999
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Steven J. Goldstein, chairman of Frost & Jacobs LLP's intellectual property department, has been named to the research committee of Children's Hospital Medical Center. The committee assists in managing the research program at Children's and the research budget of the Children's Hospital Research Foundation. Mr. Goldstein is an adjunct professor in the University of Cincinnati College of Law. He received a bachelor's degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1972 and a law degree from Boston University in 1975.
• The following have joined Sibcy Cline Realtors as residential real estate specialists: Amy Zeisler, Anderson; Alberta Temming, Harrison; Jane Boston, Lakota Beckett; Joyce Ringstaff, Milford; Leah Jackson, Montgomery; and Joan E. Meadows, Western Hills.
• Dinah O'Toole has been named experienced consultant in the Cincinnati business consulting practice of the Arthur Andersen company.
• Catherine Huizenga has joined Mariner's Inn as director of sales and marketing.
• Shelli Field has joined Alliance Research as vice president.
• Peter Davies has joined Heritage Club as clubhouse manager; John Moore has joined as consulting chef; and Valerie Moore, assistant golf professional.
• Karen Sargent has joined Hill Top Research Inc. as director of quality assurance and regulatory affairs.
• Ted Menderson, former chairman of Menderson & Maier, has joined Jaap-Orr Co. as senior vice president.
• Karen A. Davis has joined Aronowitz, Chaiken & Hardesty LLP as bookkeeper, and T. Lorain Pettit has joined the firm as tax senior.
• James M. Banker has been named vice president for sales and marketing at AK Steel. Mr. Banker had been general manager for sales since 1992. He joined AK Steel's predecessor company in 1980 and advanced through a number of commercial assignments.
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PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
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