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Mercy Medical Center‘s construction partners — Whiting-Turner, Ellerbe Becket and their subcontractors — recently received four Craftsmanship Awards for Mercy’s new main hospital, the Mary Catherine Bunting Center, in Baltimore. The awards, presented at the 2010 Building Congress & Exchange of Metropolitan Baltimore’s annual competition, recognize excellence in the design and construction of building features. Award-winning aspects of the building and the subcontractors responsible for them were: brick masonry work by Henry J. Knott Masonry; pneumatic tube system by Pevco Systems International; electrical conduit by Gill-Simpson; and stone masonry work by Rugo Stone. The Bunting Center also was recognized in October with the 2010 Bridging the Gap Achievement Award by the Greater Baltimore Committee for efforts at creating a minority business partnership and strategic alliance with Whiting-Turner, Maryland Washington Minority Contractor Association and Rep. Elijah Cummings.
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Loyola University Maryland‘s board of trustees has elected five new members: Ashley E. Bergmann, ’10, an assurance associate of PricewaterhouseCoopers, graduated from the university in May. Susan J. Falco and her husband, Randy, were members of Loyola’s Parents’ Council and served as the program’s national co-chaircouple. J. Richard Fredericks is managing director of Main Management LLC, and was formerly U.S. ambassador to Switzerland and the principality of Liechtenstein. Gerard E. Holthaus, ’71, chairman of Algeco Scotsman, was Loyola’s 2008 Business Leader of the Year. Holthaus, who is the Sellinger School of Business’ executive-in-residence, has served as a member of the Sellinger School board of sponsors and as president of the Alumni Association. James J. Latchford, ’65, MBA ’74, is managing director of AArete LLC. He has served on reunion committees and is returning to the board of trustees.
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Sean Sutherland has been hired as an associate account executive by Renegade, of Hunt Valley. Sutherland will assist with account services, including management of website content, creation of presentation materials and management of day-to-day client activities. He previously freelanced for Abel Communications, worked in buyer services with The Rosen Group and as an account associate at SPIN, and freelanced for Himmelrich PR.
MGH has added Terry Kilby and Greg Lankford to its interactive department. Kilby is a senior mobile engineer, responsible for designing and developing custom mobile applications for iPhone, iPad and Android technologies. He previously worked at Sinclair Broadcasting, where he handled broadcast design and interactive development. Lankford, who previously worked at AOL Advertising, is a systems architect, responsible for development of Web applications and scripts, and custom content management systems.