On the Move, 8/16: Fish named president of Network 2000

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On the Move, 8/16: Fish named president of Network 2000

Posted: 6:00 am Tue, August 16, 2011
By Wayne Countryman The Daily Record

Ellen R. Fish

Ellen R. Fish, executive vice president and chief lending officer with CFG Community Bank, of Baltimore, has been named president of Network 2000, which promotes the advancement of executive women. Before joining CFG Community Bank, Fish served as senior vice president for Provident Bank of Maryland. She also has been senior vice president and manager of real estate and commercial lending for Bank of Maryland. Fish founded the Small Business Resource Center, where she worked with Towson University’s College of Business and Economics to provide strategies to assist small businesses. She serves on the board of directors for the Maryland Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Baltimore County, Roland Park Country School and the American Institute of Wine and Food. Fish received The Volunteer of the Year Award for Baltimore County from the Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce. Other newly elected Network 2000 officers include: president-elect, Diane D’Aiutolo, partner with Tydings & Rosenberg; vice president, Kathy Armstrong, principal of Heritage Financial Consultants; secretary, Dana Weckesser, CEO of Global Health Initiatives & Partnership Consulting; and treasurer, Carol Coughlin, CEO of Bottomline Growth Strategies.

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Architecture

Ayers Saint Gross, of Baltimore, has promoted four staff members to associate: Milica Ackers has worked on the design of science and research buildings at several universities; Samuel Brooke has worked on projects at George Washington and George Mason universities; Naomi Cataldo also worked on plans for several universities. Her volunteer work for Baltimore’s Neighborhood Design Center earned a 2010 Project of the Year Award; Noah Harburger is experienced in building information modeling. He has a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Maryland.

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Health Care

Patricia Turner, M.D., recently was elected to the American Medical Association’s Council on Medical Education. Dr. Turner is the associate professor of surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center. She specializes in minimally invasive, laparoscopic, gastrointestinal and endocrine surgery.

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Nonprofit

George M. Connelly Jr. has been named race manager of the Maryland affiliate of Komen Race for the Cure. He is responsible for coordinating all aspects of Komen Maryland Race for the Cure fundraising and production, and managing the pledge program. Connelly has worked at Fairland Markets, the Solomon Ortiz for Congress Committee/Southern Prosperity in Opportunity PAC, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. He has a bachelor’s degree from St. Mary’s College of Maryland.

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Pharmaceuticals

Robert Kerr recently was appointed senior vice president of information systems of Remedi SeniorCare, which has its headquarters in Baltimore. Kerr will be responsible for all IT functions and will lead the development of My Remedi, a Web-based portal that features information and administrative tools for customers utilizing cloud computing. He previously was vice president of corporate systems for Coram, and has held leadership positions at OmniCare, NeighborCare, Genesis Healthcare, Health Objects Corp., Integrated Health Services, and VIPS Inc.