Who's Who of Who's New
Terri Hudson has been named the new vice president of operations for Bluegrass Tomorrow. Hudson, who has been with the Richmond Chamber of Commerce since 2003, has most recently been the executive assistant and director of events for the chamber.
JCC Consulting Group, LLC is pleased to announce that Dr. Paul Ransdell has been named a partner and senior fundraising consultant. The JCC Group is also pleased to announce its new office location at 157 Prosperous Place, in Lexington. Jenny Small has joined the group as office manager.
Konica Minolta Business Solutions welcomes Kelly Anne Beile as senior account manager for all of Lexington and surrounding areas. Previously, Beile worked as a sales executive with the Los Angeles Lakers before obtaining her MBA from the Gatton College of Business & Economics.
The University of Kentucky Office of Central Development is pleased to announce the addition of Andrew Isaacs to the Regional Gifts Office. Isaacs, a former senior account executive with Fannie Mae and senior deputy director for the Fannie Mae Kentucky Partnership Office, will be assigned to the Northeastern U.S. Region that includes Ohio, West Virginia, Washington D.C. and Maryland and all states to the north and east.
PNC Bank has named Lee Porter as assistant manager of its new Green Branch location at 2235 War Admiral Way. Porter has been with PNC Bank for six years. She holds an associate of science degree from University of Kentucky.
The law firm of Greenebaum Doll & McDonald PLLC is pleased to announce that 34 of the firm's Kentucky-based attorneys are included in the 2008 Kentucky Super Lawyers list. In addition, Bruce E. Cryder of the firm's Lexington office has been included in the "Top 10 Attorneys in Kentucky" as determined by Law & Politics, which publishes the Kentucky Super Lawyers list.
Twelve Dinsmore & Shohl LLP attorneys, including six based in Lexington, have been named to the 2008 Kentucky Super Lawyers list by Law & Politics Media.
UK HealthCare's Melinda Brown Fox has been promoted to administrative director of the Transplant Center. Fox previously served as director of the Digestive Health Program. As she assumes her leadership responsibilities in transplant, Fox will continue to direct the Digestive Health Program. In her new role, Fox will be responsible for all solid organ programs, clinic, and outreach functions.
Kristin Ingwell Goode has been named as development coordinator for God's Pantry Food Bank. She will be handling donor relations and grants for the organization. Ingwell Goode had previously served as the editor of the Chevy Chaser and Southsider magazines.
The Lexington Forum is pleased to announce the following officers have been elected to the Board of Directors for 2008-2009: Thomas M. Hackney, First Lexington Company, president; Christian Hockensmith Pankey, The Hockensmith Agency, president-elect; Kim Sweazy, TMMK, past president; and R. Allen Norvell, Potter & Company LLP, treasurer.The Forum's directors include: Wanda Bertram, LexLinc; Kelley Bozeman, University of Kentucky; Brian Ellestad, Blue Grass Airport; Christa Marrillia , Keeneland Association; Tom Martin, Business Lexington; Rudy Moeller, Alliance Cost Containment; Luis Wayne Sanchez, Forcht Group of Kentucky; Pam Siemer, United Way of the Bluegrass; Greg Tomko, Kentucky American Water Company; and Anthony Wright, LFUCG.
Kudos
Insight Communications has been named MSO (Multiple System Operator) of the Year by CableFAX Magazine, in recognition of its outstanding performance last year.
Knox Walkup, a partner in the law firm of Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP, was honored with the Francis X Bellotti Award during the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) 2008 summer meeting in Providence, R.I. Walkup is the seventh recipient of this award, which recognizes a former Attorney General.