Promotions and new on the job

• Margaret M. "Peg" Moertl has joined PNC Bank as senior vice president and territory manager of community development banking for Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana. Moertl will be responsible for the bank's commitment towards the growth and prosperity of low- to moderate-income segments and communities in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region and in the Louisville/Lexington/Southeastern Indiana region. She has 20 years of experience in corporate, government and not-for-profit management. She was director of the department of community development and planning for the City of Cincinnati.

• Shiloh Edmondson has joined Planes Incorporated as assistant vice president, marketing services. Edmondson will head the department and plans to build on the growing momentum within the company and increase Planes Inc.'s community and national presence, as well as generate new business. Planes Inc. has been recognized as a member of The Cincinnati Top 100 Privately Owned companies for the last seven years. Planes offers relocation and transportation services for residential and commercial markets.

• Liz Grubow has been named vice president and group creative director of beauty care at Libby Perszyk Kathman Inc., downtown; Bill Thiemann, vice president and director of client services; Nathan Hendricks and Beth Malone, creative directors.

• Ken Warden, president and owner of Warden & Associates Inc., Realtors in Fort Thomas, has been elected to serve as president of the Kentucky Association of Realtors in 2004.

• Beth Dicus has been named food and beverage general manager for Five Seasons Country Club in Symmes Township. Dicus is responsible for overall management of banquets and the Five Seasons restaurant and bar. She has more than 21 years of experience in the food service industry. She comes to Five Seasons after serving for two years as catering and food and beverage manager at the Drawbridge Inn in Fort Mitchell. She earned a bachelor's degree in restaurant/hospitality management from Purdue University.

• Maggie Black has joined TriHealth as director of oncology/renal services. Black received her bachelor's degree in nursing from the University of Kentucky and her master's degree from the University of Evansville. She comes to TriHealth from Carteret General Hospital, which is affiliated with East Carolina University in Kinston, N.C.

Have news of promotions, awards, honors, retirements or company openings or relocations? Send information to Shirley Dees, Enquirer Business News, 312 Elm St., Cincinnati 45202 or e-mail sdees@enquirer.com.