NBT Bank President and Chief Executive Officer Martin Dietrich announced that Matt Durkee has been hired as regional president of NBT Bank’s operations in Vermont. In this position, Durkee will develop and manage all of the bank’s activities in the state. The bank has opened a regional office at 150 Bank Street in Burlington, where Durkee and the team he is assembling will be based.
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Dr. Martin Johns of Gifford Medical Center has joined the editorial board of Today’s Hospitalist magazine, a national periodical for hospitalists.
Hospitalists are health care providers who specialize in treating hospitalized patients. Dr. Johns, who is dual board certified as an internist and as a pediatrician, joined Gifford in 2006 as its first hospitalist.
Linda Shiller of Bristol, director of career and education outreach for the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation, was recently honored with an award of excellence from the National College Access Network.
Rebecca Bowen, MBA, MHA, FHFMA, of Montpelier has joined Vermont Information Technology Leaders, Inc. (VITL), as the organization’s vice president for finance, VITL President and CEO David Cochran, MD, announced today.
Paul Frank + Collins is pleased to announce that Gavin Boyles has joined the Firm’s Property & Development and Environmental & Litigation teams as an associate attorney. Mr. Boyles’ practice focuses on environmental law, land use, real estate and construction law.
Mickenberg, Dunn, Lachs, Hazel & Smith, PLC announces that James E. Knapp has joined the law firm on an of counsel basis. Mr. Knapps professional focus has been on property, real estate, and title insurance law, as well as implementation of technology in the practice of law.
Six lawyers from Paul Frank + Collins P.C. were selected by their peers for inclusion in the 2010 edition of Best Lawyers® in their fields as follows:
The Winooski City Council has appointed Paul Frank + Collins attorney Evan Meenan as the City's Commissioner to the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission ("CCRPC"). The CCRPC meets monthly and works to coordinate the planning and development efforts of its 19 member-municipalities.
A new professional business firm, Worth Mountain Consulting, was formally launched today with a special emphasis on providing businesses and non-profit organizations fresh perspectives, and access to capital at a time when all organizations are striving to recover from difficult economic times.
The best of Vermont's high school woodworking students should be very proud of their entries into the Vermont Student Woodworking Design Competition.
That's why the industry exhibited the entries on the weekend of the 6th Annual Vermont Woodworking Festival held in Woodstock on September 26-27, 2009.
The Five Town Business Council, a division of the Addison County Chamber of Commerce, and the Bristol Recreation Department hosted the Better L8 than Never Car Show in late September. The event featured more than 100 vehicles—from hot rods to 80-year old classics. In addition, there were several antique snowmobiles displayed. The show featured 27 different categories.