Originally published Monday, December 1, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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On the move
Appointments, promotions and awards in the business community.

Claire Molesworth

Drew Ness

Sven-Erik Richter

Annie Robinson

Katie Simons

Mike Toombs

Cari Wyszynski
Seattle area
Banking: Brad Canfield was hired as chief financial officer and Drew Ness as chief operating officer at 1st Security Bank of Washington.
Construction: Phillip Goodman joined Skanska USA Building as vice president of business development.
Contractors: Annie Robinson and Lee Zulch were hired as project managers and Mike Toombs as a superintendent at Schuchart.
Engineering: Eric Vander Mey was named an associate principal and Ginette Chin was promoted to director of electrical engineering at Rushing.
Hotels: Sven-Erik Richter was appointed director of operations at The Fairmont Olympic Hotel.
Law: Claire Molesworth joined Graham & Dunn. Steve Block was elected president and chairman of the executive committee at Betts, Patterson & Mines.
Nonprofits: Katie Simons was named general manager at Talaris Institute.
Property management: Rick Drottz was appointed senior managing director at Kennedy Wilson Properties Northwest.
Restaurants: Mike Hillyer returned as executive chef at Daniel's Broiler, Lake Union.
Technology: Scott Milburn was named vice president of operations and general counsel at QL2.
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Banking: Cari Wyszynski returned to Key Private Bank in Bellevue as senior vice president.
Biotechnology: Barry Polisky was named chief scientific officer at MDRNA, Bothell.
Colleges: Dr. Sheryl Berman was named executive director of Bellevue Community College's Health Sciences, Education and Wellness Institute.
Engineering: Tim Reynolds was promoted to director of CB Engineers Bellevue office.
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