Law
Mark J. Kronenthal II joined McCandlish Holton, where he will work on corporate matters, land use, medical office development and real estate. He was previously at Williams Mullen. He was also an assistant city attorney in Richmond and has worked at LeClairRyan. Kronenthal went to law school at the University of Richmond.
Meredith M. Brebner, a 2010 graduate of the Washington and Lee University School of Law, joined McCandlish Holton in the litigation area.
Alejandra G. Zapatero joined McCandlish Holton’s immigration group. Zapatero graduated in 2010 from UR’s law school.
Michael P. Kuhn joined the local office of the firm Reed Smith, where he practices in the corporate and securities group. He was formerly with Sands Anderson Marks & Miller. He went to law school in Germany and has a master’s of law from Penn State.
Banking
Kimberly Branco joined Bank of Virginia as deposit operations manager. Previously, she worked for The Bank of Southside, First Market Bank (now Union First Market) and the former Signet Bank.
Investing
Chris White has joined Gibson Volatility Management as a co-portfolio manager and director of client relations. GVM is a startup investment management firm.
Boards
The Fifth Federal Reserve District member banks elected the following directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond for three-year terms effective Jan. 1:
Alan L. Brill, president and chief executive of Capon Valley Bank, Wardensville, W.Va., was elected a Class A director.
Patrick C. Graney III, Maxum East regional president, Maxum Petroleum, Belle, W.Va., was reelected as a Class B director.
John Hassoun was appointed by VCU School of Engineering to an industrial advisory board. Hassoun is a senior VP of federal programs at ATS Corporation.
Retirement homes
Wellaware Systems appointed Diane Doumas as director, shared services. Doumas has worked for more than 25 years at Sunrise Senior Living. For the past two years, Doumas has managed Vantage Advisory Group, a senior living professional services firm based in Virginia. Doumas attended the University of Texas in Dallas and has a master’s degree from George Mason University.
Wellaware Systems appointed Ronda Duckworth as director, partner services. She previously worked in marketing, provider relations and operations for Charter Peachford Hospital, Fox Run Hospital and Charter at Cove Forge Health Systems. Duckworth attended Georgia State University.
Please send HR notices to [email protected].
Law
Mark J. Kronenthal II joined McCandlish Holton, where he will work on corporate matters, land use, medical office development and real estate. He was previously at Williams Mullen. He was also an assistant city attorney in Richmond and has worked at LeClairRyan. Kronenthal went to law school at the University of Richmond.
Meredith M. Brebner, a 2010 graduate of the Washington and Lee University School of Law, joined McCandlish Holton in the litigation area.
Alejandra G. Zapatero joined McCandlish Holton’s immigration group. Zapatero graduated in 2010 from UR’s law school.
Michael P. Kuhn joined the local office of the firm Reed Smith, where he practices in the corporate and securities group. He was formerly with Sands Anderson Marks & Miller. He went to law school in Germany and has a master’s of law from Penn State.
Banking
Kimberly Branco joined Bank of Virginia as deposit operations manager. Previously, she worked for The Bank of Southside, First Market Bank (now Union First Market) and the former Signet Bank.
Investing
Chris White has joined Gibson Volatility Management as a co-portfolio manager and director of client relations. GVM is a startup investment management firm.
Boards
The Fifth Federal Reserve District member banks elected the following directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond for three-year terms effective Jan. 1:
Alan L. Brill, president and chief executive of Capon Valley Bank, Wardensville, W.Va., was elected a Class A director.
Patrick C. Graney III, Maxum East regional president, Maxum Petroleum, Belle, W.Va., was reelected as a Class B director.
John Hassoun was appointed by VCU School of Engineering to an industrial advisory board. Hassoun is a senior VP of federal programs at ATS Corporation.
Retirement homes
Wellaware Systems appointed Diane Doumas as director, shared services. Doumas has worked for more than 25 years at Sunrise Senior Living. For the past two years, Doumas has managed Vantage Advisory Group, a senior living professional services firm based in Virginia. Doumas attended the University of Texas in Dallas and has a master’s degree from George Mason University.
Wellaware Systems appointed Ronda Duckworth as director, partner services. She previously worked in marketing, provider relations and operations for Charter Peachford Hospital, Fox Run Hospital and Charter at Cove Forge Health Systems. Duckworth attended Georgia State University.
Please send HR notices to [email protected].