Law
Alan Clark joined Williams Mullen as a partner in the financial services and real estate group. Clark will work out of the Richmond office. A 20-year veteran of the mortgage lending and banking industry, Clark is a graduate of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William & Mary. He received a B.S. in commerce, specializing in finance and management, from the University of Virginia.
Commercial real estate
Tim Davey
The Greater Richmond Association for Commercial Real Estate (GRACRE) announced its new executive board:
President – Tim Davey of Timmons
Immediate past president – Allyson Petty of Blackwood Development Co.
President-elect – Bob Hughes of FloranceGordonBrown
Treasurer – A.L. Braun of LeClairRyan
Secretary – Frank Martino with L.F. Jennings
Finance
Ben Cucuzza was made district manager for Wells Fargo’s West End community banking district.
Union First Market Bankshares Corporation announced the election of eight members to its board of directors and two new executive officers effective upon the completion of its acquisition of StellarOne Corporation:
Glen C. Combs, 67, former vice president of Acosta Sales, a sales, marketing, and service company for grocery retailers in Roanoke
Beverley E. Dalton, 65, owner of English Construction Company in Lynchburg
Gregory L. Fisher, 64, president and owner of Eddins Ford, an automobile dealership in Madison
Jan S. Hoover, 57, president of Arehart Associates, an accounting services and financial consulting company in Waynesboro
Alan W. Myers, 63, former senior vice president for Omni Services, a holding company for several subsidiaries, including companies engaged in textile rental, restroom services, first aid supply distribution, and catalog sales of work garments in Culpeper
Raymond D. Smoot Jr., 66, former chief executive of Virginia Tech Foundation in Blacksburg and chairman of the StellarOne Corporation board
Charles W. Steger, 66, president and chief executive of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg
Keith L. Wampler, 55, chairman of the board, PBMares Certified Public Accountants in Fredericksburg
As previously announced, Raymond D. Smoot Jr. will become the chairman of the board of directors, and Ronald L. Hicks will become the vice chairman of the board.
The company’s board of directors also appointed David G. Bilko, 54, as executive vice president and chief risk officer and Jeffrey W. Farrar, 53, as executive vice president of wealth management, insurance and mortgage effective upon the close of the acquisition.
Marketing
Diana Barreto joined Free Agents Marketing as an account coordinator.
Health care
HCA Virginia’s Parham Doctors’ Hospital announced an exclusive partnership with Matthew Brengman and Gregory Schroder and their practice, Advanced Surgical Partners of Virginia.
Nonprofits
Leah Henschen has been named to the board of directors of the Capital Region Land Conservancy. Leah is an estate settlement officer with U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management. Before joining U.S. Trust, Henschen spent time at SunTrust, JPMorgan Private Bank and Virginia Estate & Trust Law. She has a law degree from the University of Richmond and a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of Maryland.
Law
Alan Clark joined Williams Mullen as a partner in the financial services and real estate group. Clark will work out of the Richmond office. A 20-year veteran of the mortgage lending and banking industry, Clark is a graduate of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William & Mary. He received a B.S. in commerce, specializing in finance and management, from the University of Virginia.
Commercial real estate
Tim Davey
The Greater Richmond Association for Commercial Real Estate (GRACRE) announced its new executive board:
President – Tim Davey of Timmons
Immediate past president – Allyson Petty of Blackwood Development Co.
President-elect – Bob Hughes of FloranceGordonBrown
Treasurer – A.L. Braun of LeClairRyan
Secretary – Frank Martino with L.F. Jennings
Finance
Ben Cucuzza was made district manager for Wells Fargo’s West End community banking district.
Union First Market Bankshares Corporation announced the election of eight members to its board of directors and two new executive officers effective upon the completion of its acquisition of StellarOne Corporation:
Glen C. Combs, 67, former vice president of Acosta Sales, a sales, marketing, and service company for grocery retailers in Roanoke
Beverley E. Dalton, 65, owner of English Construction Company in Lynchburg
Gregory L. Fisher, 64, president and owner of Eddins Ford, an automobile dealership in Madison
Jan S. Hoover, 57, president of Arehart Associates, an accounting services and financial consulting company in Waynesboro
Alan W. Myers, 63, former senior vice president for Omni Services, a holding company for several subsidiaries, including companies engaged in textile rental, restroom services, first aid supply distribution, and catalog sales of work garments in Culpeper
Raymond D. Smoot Jr., 66, former chief executive of Virginia Tech Foundation in Blacksburg and chairman of the StellarOne Corporation board
Charles W. Steger, 66, president and chief executive of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg
Keith L. Wampler, 55, chairman of the board, PBMares Certified Public Accountants in Fredericksburg
As previously announced, Raymond D. Smoot Jr. will become the chairman of the board of directors, and Ronald L. Hicks will become the vice chairman of the board.
The company’s board of directors also appointed David G. Bilko, 54, as executive vice president and chief risk officer and Jeffrey W. Farrar, 53, as executive vice president of wealth management, insurance and mortgage effective upon the close of the acquisition.
Marketing
Diana Barreto joined Free Agents Marketing as an account coordinator.
Health care
HCA Virginia’s Parham Doctors’ Hospital announced an exclusive partnership with Matthew Brengman and Gregory Schroder and their practice, Advanced Surgical Partners of Virginia.
Nonprofits
Leah Henschen has been named to the board of directors of the Capital Region Land Conservancy. Leah is an estate settlement officer with U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management. Before joining U.S. Trust, Henschen spent time at SunTrust, JPMorgan Private Bank and Virginia Estate & Trust Law. She has a law degree from the University of Richmond and a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of Maryland.