Saturday, August 28, 1999
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Dr. Joel I. Sorger has joined UC Physicians as assistant professor of clinical orthopaedic surgery and director of the division of musculoskeletal oncology.
Dr. Sorger received his undergraduate degree from the University of Richmond and his medical degree in 1991 from the Medical College of Virginia. He completed an internship in general surgery at the University of Cincinnati, where he was also an orthopaedic surgery research fellow and an orthopaedic surgery resident.
• Diana J. Willen has been named vice president at Fifth Third Bank and R. Andrew Rosselot, assistant vice president.
• Scott Borneman has joined ReMax Affiliates Realtors, Fort Mitchell office, specializing in residential sales.
• Maggie Roberts has joined Bridge Integrated Communications, advertising agency, as associate producer, and Kerry Broderick, Web content developer.
• Stephen R. Foster has been named assistant vice president and loan review officer at First National Bank of Southwestern Ohio, and Judy Shaf fer, credit officer/manager.
• The following have joined Coldwell Banker West Shell as sales associates: Cassandra Wuest and Jamie Henschen, Cold Spring; Diane Wolfer, Eastgate; Vicki Stepp, Fairfield; Patrick Moore, Crestview Hills; Sharron Lanham, Milford; and Beth Melampy, Montgomery Village Square.
• Robert Lands has joined Ungers & Associates Inc. as industrial hygienist, and Wayde Hartwick, manager of environmental services.
• Thomas J. Schuetz has joined Bertke & Sparks Inc., accounting and business advisory firm, as president of the computer consulting group. Mr. Schuetz will be responsible for information systems consulting, including Internet advisory services. He received a master's degree in information systems from Xavier University, where he also received a bachelor's degree in communications.
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