Rebecca Kincaid, MD, has joined the pediatrics team at Gifford Health Care in Randolph. A native of Indianapolis, Kincaid spent the last six years working at an outpatient practice in Utah.

Kincaid received her medical degree at the Indiana University School of Medicine and was a pediatric resident at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City. After a recent visit with a physician friend in Rutland County, Kincaid and her husband decided they wanted to move to Vermont.

Thomas Witschi, former president of consumer products at Meredith Corporation, has been named CEO at Mamava, the Burlington-based designer of lactation spaces for workplaces and public spaces. He succeeds Sascha Mayer, who will stay on with the company as chief brand officer and chairperson of the board.

“I’ve long-admired Mamava as a smart business with an important mission, doing important work for parents and society as a whole,” said Witschi. “When Sascha approached me about this role, I jumped at the chance to scale the company’s impact.”

Donald Craig, service manager of VIP Tires & Service in Shelburne, has signed onto a US Defense Department program that promotes cooperation and understanding between civilian employers and their National Guard and Reserve employees.

By signing the ESGR (Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve) Statement of Support, VIP Tires & Service agrees to: