Wednesday, May 19, 1999
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
Teri J. Shirk has been named vice president of industrial operations at Clovernook Center for the Blind. Ms. Shirk has been with Clovernook for 11 years. She will oversee the manufacturing, printing house and distribution managers; warehousing and quality assurance; facilities and manufacturing support manager; and industrial engineer/safety officer. She will also oversee the bindery, paper products, press room and transcription facilities. She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Cincinnati and will also receive a master's in June.
• Bill Taggart has been named assistant vice president, data processing, at Fifth Third Bank.
• Christopher J. Perrino, director of business development and marketing at Barnes, Dennig & Co. Ltd., has been appointed to the practice development committee of Polaris International North American Network.
• Chad Foster has joined Hensley Segal Rentschler as electronic commerce executive; Lori Johnson, client service executive; and Ed Arnold has joined the agency as electronic com merce consultant.
• Appointed to the board of trustees of the Cincinnati Association for the Blind: Jerry E. Klein, special agent, Northwestern Mutual; Pamela Lewis, social worker/civic leader; Mary L. Rust, lawyer, Taft Stettinius & Hollister; and Cynthia C. Padilla, senior manager, Arthur Andersen Consulting LLP.
• Kate M. Fenner has been named managing partner at Compass Group Inc., consulting firm.
• Ashley Butler has been named administrator of East Galbraith Health Care Community.
• Jeremiah Baumgartner has joined Henkle Schueler and Associates as commercial sales associate. Mr. Baumgartner was commercial sales associate with Wm. Maltbie and Associates Inc., commercial brokerage firm. He will focus on property in western Cincinnati and southeastern Indiana. He attended the University of Dayton.
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