Originally published Monday, December 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
On the move
Appointments, promotions and awards in the business community.

Kristin Barsness

Barbara Maduell

Dr. Farideh Eskandari

Scott Ruthfield

John Lusk

Barbara Cooch
Seattle area
Biotechnology: Jim Fong was appointed vice president, commercial operations at Cell Therapeutics. Edwin Merrifield was named director, biomarker technical operations at Pacific Biometrics.
Colleges: Robert Fineman was named dean of Health and Human Services at North Seattle Community College.
Conference centers: Jay Bartleson was hired as the executive chef at the Bell Harbor International Conference Center and World Trade Center Seattle.
Consulting: Barbara Arfin Maduell was hired as senior consultant and Kristin Barsness was promoted to principal at The Collins Group (TCG).
Design: Carrie Baldwin was promoted to senior associate at DLR Group.
Food banks: Kim Nelson was appointed capital campaign director and interim development director at Northwest Harvest.
Health care: Dr. Farideh Eskandari, Dr. Patricia Auerbach, Dr. Ellen Frechette, Dr. Jeff Knight and Dr. Adel Assaad were hired as physicians at Virginia Mason Medical Center.
Internet: Scott Ruthfield was named vice president of engineering and technology and John Lusk vice president of marketing at WhitePages.com.
Investment: Dave Mitchell was named senior vice president, financial consultant and branch manager at D.A. Davidson's new office in Edmonds.
Law: Doug Reiser was hired to head the Wolfe Law Group's new Seattle office.
Real estate: Amy Waldrip was hired as commercial property manager/asset manager at Lorig.
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Resorts: Christopher Schwarz was appointed executive chef at The Restaurant at Alderbrook Resort & Spa, Union, Mason County.
Waste management: Dan Farrell was hired as a project manager at King County Solid Waste Division's Green Tools Team.
Eastside
Banking: Rhonda Bradley was promoted to banking-center manager at First Mutual Bank, Bellevue. Barbara Cooch was named senior vice president and private-banking manager at the Columbia Bank, Bellevue.
Investment: Larry Rush was hired as vice president, financial consultant at D.A. Davidson's Bellevue office.
Real estate: Tom Gordon was named executive vice president at DepotPoint, Bellevue.
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