PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
Friday, November 13, 1998
Guy DeLatour has been named second vice president of individual reinsurance operations at Union Central Insurance and Investments. Mr DeLatour is a 30-year veteran of Union Central's affiliate company, Manhattan Life.
Toni King has joined Kordenbrock Interiors as a professional designer.
Dr. Deiter Seitz-Tutter has been named director, business development, Europe, at Kendle International Inc.; Nigel Page, director of information technology, Europe; and Philip Davies, director, Kendle Clinical Pharmacology Unit in Utrecht.
J. Stephen Dobbins has been appointed to the board of trustees for a three-year term for Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth.
James Flerlage has been appointed technical trainer, education services, at Micro Computer Solutions, Cincinnati; Anthony Meridy, cabling technician, technical services; Lisa M. Mooar and Kelly Ishtaywi, account managers, sales; and Amy Mueller, telemarketer, sales.
Dean R. Congbalay has been named manager of the Coldwell Banker West Shell Montgomery Cross County office.
Ronald E. Felder, president of the Queen City Foundation, has been appointed to serve on the National Assessment of Education Progress panel, an official U.S. Department of Education Program.
Ken Opal has been named vice president of industrial corporate accounts for DuBois Chemicals. Mr. Opal will concentrate his efforts with the metal-finishing industry heavily focused on the automotive market. He has more than 18 years experience in working with metal - plastic pretreatment customers across the U.S. to improve product quality and cost efficiency.
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