Rick Milliken, General Manager of the DoubleTree by Hilton Burlington has announced that Sarah Salomon has been promoted to Front Office Manager. She oversees all Front Desk operations including maintaining a high quality of guest service and standards, scheduling and training of staff, monitoring room reservations, rate, and availability of rooms, and preparation of departmental reports.
The Biomass Energy Resource Center (BERC), a national nonprofit that promotes biomass for efficient community-scale energy applications, is pleased to announce that it has named Brenda Quiroz Maday as its new executive director.
Keller Williams Realty is pleased to announce that Jim Chamberlin owner of Chamberlin Real Estate has merged with Keller Williams Realty Green Mountain Properties as an agent partner. Jim closed 44 transactions in 2010 and brings with him over $9,000,000.00 in active listings. As a result of the merger, Chamberlin Real Estate is providing Keller Williams Realty with an immediate and significant presence in the Washington county market. Jim, a former Century 21 agent and RE/MAX franchise owner is eager to leverage our Chittenden county presence as he expands his team and business.
Heritage Aviation announced that Mr. Rheal Gagnon has been promoted to Vice President of FBO Services. The announcement was made by Mr. Christopher Hill, President of Heritage Aviation.
“We are proud to recognize Mr. Gagnon for his leadership, contributions, and dedication,” said Mr. Hill. “This title change allows Rheal to best represent the FBO to potential new customers at industry events around the world. It also recognizes the growing contribution of FBO operations to Heritage Aviation.”
Sarah Hergenrother, Realtor at Keller Williams Realty Green Mountain Properties was recently featured on Realtor.com. In this article, Hergenrother discusses how she got into real estate, challenges in the local market and how technology has changed the real estate industry.
To read the story on Realtor.com, go to
http://www.realtor.com/blogs/2011/08/08/local-hero-sarah-hergenrother-bu...
Seven community members have joined the Board of Directors of the non‐profit
(pending) organization of the Vermont Institute of Contemporary Arts (VTica) set to open in the fall in
downtown Chester. A first floor gallery, exhibition and performing arts space is being developed in a
turn‐of‐the‐century building on Depot Street off Rte. 11.
The Board of Directors include : Robert Sarly, President; Abby Raeder, Executive Director; Ronald J
Theissen, Treasurer; Debra Boudrieau; Larry Carbonetti; William Dakin Jr.; and Marji Graf. As Sarly said,
Dr. Nicole Mombell, who received her doctorate in Spanish and Portuguese from Yale University in May 2011, has been named Assistant Professor of Modern Languages at Saint Michael's College, starting this month with the fall semester.
“I love teaching,” Dr. Mombell said. “And I’m personally attracted to the mission and goals of Saint Michael's College of holistic teaching—teaching students to become engaged citizens of the world,” she said.
National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) President Beth Chapman of Alabama has announced the appointments of the 2011-2012 co-chairs for all of the NASS Standing Committees. Secretary Jim Condos has been appointed as co-chair of the Standing Committee on State Heritage, along with the Honorable Tom Schedler of Louisiana.
Perrigo, a leading pharmaceutical supplier, announced today that Liton Roy has been hired as an analytical chemist for the method development group. In this role, Roy will develop analytical methods for new product lines as well as improve current methods for existing products.
Margaret (Meg) Harris will join The BOMA Project in mid-August as executive director.
BOMA is a Vermont-based nonprofit that helps the pastoral nomads of northern Kenya to establish small businesses in their communities. Since December 2008, BOMA has established 520 sustainable enterprises—impacting the lives of 2,100 residents and an estimated 10,400 dependent children—in a region marked by extreme poverty, hunger and recurring drought.
