On the move – 10/14/11: Wilson to lead DECA board
BY: Daily Record Staff  Wilson to lead DECA board Sarah Wilson, vice president of education and outreach for Junior Achievement of Central Maryland, recently was installed as board president of Maryland DECA, a nonprofit organization committed to preparing students to be leaders in marketing, hospitality and management; its co–curricular programs offer lessons in marketing, management and entrepreneurship in the classroom. [...] |
On the Move, 9/20: Schmid-Mazzoccoli wins executive nurse fellowship
BY: Wayne Countryman  Andrea Schmid-Mazzoccoli, chief nurse executive and senior vice president for the Center for Clinical Excellence for Bon Secours Health System, in Marriottsville, has been named a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Executive Nurse Fellow for 2011. Schmid-Mazzocoli is among 21 nurse leaders from across the country chosen to participate in the three-year leadership development program designed [...] |
On the Move, 6/12: Sharff installed as senior rabbi of Har Sinai Congregation
BY: Wayne Countryman  Rabbi Benjamin Sharff recently was installed as senior rabbi of Har Sinai Congregation, of Owings Mills. His father, Rabbi Robert Sharff, who also is a Reform rabbi, performed the installation. Benjamin Sharff previously served as associate rabbi at Temple Emanu-El in Tuscon, Ariz. He received his Rabbinic Ordination and master’s degree in Hebrew letters from [...] |
On the move: 4/1/11
BY: Daily Record Staff  Accounting Timothy G. Richardson has joined the technology solutions group of Gross, Mendelsohn & Associates, of Baltimore, as a systems consultant. Richardson graduated from Morgan State University with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. He is certified in Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 Financials, Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 Inventory and Order Processing, and FRx 6.7 Reporting Design. [...] |
On the move: 3/25/11
BY: Daily Record Staff  Architecture GWWO Architects, of Baltimore, has named Terry Squyres a principal of the firm and Chris Elcock has been promoted to senior associate. Squyres and the firm, which she joined in 1997, specialize in the planning and design of cultural and educational facilities. She has served on the board of directors of the Baltimore chapter [...] |
On the Move, 3/16: Van Pelt hired as brokerage director of Mid-Atlantic Broker Services
BY: Wayne Countryman  C. Scott Van Pelt has been hired as brokerage director of Mid-Atlantic Broker Services, of Bethesda. Van Pelt began his career in the retail business, and was a store manager at Rite Aid Pharmacy and Ames Department Store. From there, he entered the industry as a financial advisor with New York Life, before moving to [...] |
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Midshipmen and their families converge on Annapolis on Thursday on the eve of the U.S. Naval Academy graduation. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record)
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