Originally published October 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM | Page modified October 22, 2007 at 2:01 AM
On the move
Appointments, promotions and awards in the business community.
Seattle area
Architecture: Guy Maluda and Mark Wong were named project managers and Cynthia Johnson interior designer at Clark/Kjos Architects.
Aviation: Mike Stowell was appointed executive vice president at Aviation Partners Boeing.
Biomedical: Jim Gore was named vice president of the Pacific Northwest Research Institute.
Commercial Real Estate: Paul Carr was promoted to first vice president of healthcare properties at CB Richard Ellis. Robert Stevenson joined First American Properties, Bainbridge Island.
Insurance: Felix Huang was hired as vice president of corporate development and Diane Kelleher as vice president of corporate planning and analysis at Safeco.
Law: Rachel Dobrow Stone joined Davis Wright Tremaine. Andrew Cates, Owen Dahl, Erica Heinrich, Rachel Le Mieux and Philip Palaveev were promoted to partner at Moss Adams.
Marketing: Greg Tamura was hired as associate director, media at Wongdoody.
Mortgages: Paul Johnson was named a senior loan consultant at Network Mortgage Services, Lynnwood.
Nonprofits: Stephanie Cherrington was named executive director at Explorations in Math.
Publishing: Jay Goldstein was promoted to vice president of marketing at All Star Directories.
Technology: Robert Bergquist was named chief executive and president of Widemile.
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Eastside
Finance: Tom Neary was hired as a senior associate at CFO Selections, Bellevue.
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