Departures
Judge James C. Dimitri will retire from the State Corporation Commission at the end of February, ending a more than nine-year tenure. Dimitri, 67, said he will retire Feb. 28 to spend more time with his family.
Joe Alexander, chief creative officer with the Martin Agency, is no longer with the company after 26 years. The departure was effective Friday, according to the agency.
Law
Joining Kaplan Voekler Cunningham & Frank:
Kaitlin Cannavo represents issuers in securities offerings, mergers and acquisitions, financings and sophisticated corporate matters. She has degrees from Virginia Tech and the College of William and Mary.
Michael McCollum focuses his practice in business law, including securities matters, with an emphasis on entrepreneurs and startup companies and intellectual property, corporate formation and governance. He has degrees from Middlebury College, Norwich University, the University of Richmond and Duke University.
Banking
Thomas I. Barkin is president and chief executive officer for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, effective Jan. 1. He is a senior partner and chief risk officer at McKinsey & Co.
Vance Spilman has been elected to the board of directors of VCB Financial Group. He is with Rainbow Station Inc. and PRISM.
Nonprofit
Lisa Specter-Dunaway was appointed as chief executive officer for Families Forward. She had with CHIP of Virginia and has degrees from the University of Virginia and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Arts
James Ricks and Melissa Shorey have joined Quill Theatre. Ricks is associate artistic director and Shorey is development coordinator.
Real Estate
K. Coleman Stewart has joined Joyner Commercial as a commercial real estate sales agent.
Adam Tuck has joined the Strawberry Street office of Long & Foster Real Estate.
Retail
Hunter Hopcroft is special projects manager for Ellwood Thompson’s Local Market. He was the founder of Harvest Grocery & Supply and a partner in JM Stock Provisions. He is a graduate of Hampden-Sydney College.
Government
Debbie Preston is senior advocate for Chesterfield County’s Office of the Senior Advocate, part of the Citizen Information and Juvenile Services Department. She has degrees from Longwood University and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Charles English has been named state STEM coordinator. He has been with the Science Museum of Virginia.
Insurance
Joining Kinsale Insurance Co.:
Brian Call is a business analyst. He is a graduate of James Madison University.
Andrew Dennison is a developer. He is a graduate of Marshall University.
Paul Lupini is a junior network engineer. He is a graduate of Western Governors University.
Engineering
Meaghan O’Brien has joined Draper Aden Associates as site development and infrastructure program manager. She is a graduate of Virginia Tech.
Healthcare
Roberta Tinch has been named chief operating officer for Johnston-Willis Hospital. She had been with Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center in Fredericksburg. She has degrees from the University of Virginia and Virginia Commonwealth University.
At Gateway Healthcare Professionals:
Jacquelin Crumm has joined the firm as director of operations. She has degrees from Virginia Commonwealth University and Virginia State University.
The following individuals have been promoted:
Donna Hayes is director of human resources.
Cheryl Pretlow is director of talent acquisition and government solutions.
Danielle Smith is director of talent acquisition and national account management.
Dale Ingram has been named chief executive officer for OrthoVirginia. He had been with The Cardinal Orthopaedic Institute in Columbus, Ohio. He has degrees from Carnegie Mellon University and Rutgers University.
Real Estate
A. Clint Greene III is vice president in the retail services group of Colliers International | Richmond. He is a graduate of Clemson University.
Associations
J. D. Myers II is the chair of the Virginia Cable Telecommunications Association. He is senior vice president with Cox Communications.
Lisa Deane with Fuze, Dan Jenne with TekWeld will join the board of the Virginia Promotional Products Association, effective Jan. 1.
Departures
Judge James C. Dimitri will retire from the State Corporation Commission at the end of February, ending a more than nine-year tenure. Dimitri, 67, said he will retire Feb. 28 to spend more time with his family.
Joe Alexander, chief creative officer with the Martin Agency, is no longer with the company after 26 years. The departure was effective Friday, according to the agency.
Law
Joining Kaplan Voekler Cunningham & Frank:
Kaitlin Cannavo represents issuers in securities offerings, mergers and acquisitions, financings and sophisticated corporate matters. She has degrees from Virginia Tech and the College of William and Mary.
Michael McCollum focuses his practice in business law, including securities matters, with an emphasis on entrepreneurs and startup companies and intellectual property, corporate formation and governance. He has degrees from Middlebury College, Norwich University, the University of Richmond and Duke University.
Banking
Thomas I. Barkin is president and chief executive officer for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, effective Jan. 1. He is a senior partner and chief risk officer at McKinsey & Co.
Vance Spilman has been elected to the board of directors of VCB Financial Group. He is with Rainbow Station Inc. and PRISM.
Nonprofit
Lisa Specter-Dunaway was appointed as chief executive officer for Families Forward. She had with CHIP of Virginia and has degrees from the University of Virginia and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Arts
James Ricks and Melissa Shorey have joined Quill Theatre. Ricks is associate artistic director and Shorey is development coordinator.
Real Estate
K. Coleman Stewart has joined Joyner Commercial as a commercial real estate sales agent.
Adam Tuck has joined the Strawberry Street office of Long & Foster Real Estate.
Retail
Hunter Hopcroft is special projects manager for Ellwood Thompson’s Local Market. He was the founder of Harvest Grocery & Supply and a partner in JM Stock Provisions. He is a graduate of Hampden-Sydney College.
Government
Debbie Preston is senior advocate for Chesterfield County’s Office of the Senior Advocate, part of the Citizen Information and Juvenile Services Department. She has degrees from Longwood University and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Charles English has been named state STEM coordinator. He has been with the Science Museum of Virginia.
Insurance
Joining Kinsale Insurance Co.:
Brian Call is a business analyst. He is a graduate of James Madison University.
Andrew Dennison is a developer. He is a graduate of Marshall University.
Paul Lupini is a junior network engineer. He is a graduate of Western Governors University.
Engineering
Meaghan O’Brien has joined Draper Aden Associates as site development and infrastructure program manager. She is a graduate of Virginia Tech.
Healthcare
Roberta Tinch has been named chief operating officer for Johnston-Willis Hospital. She had been with Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center in Fredericksburg. She has degrees from the University of Virginia and Virginia Commonwealth University.
At Gateway Healthcare Professionals:
Jacquelin Crumm has joined the firm as director of operations. She has degrees from Virginia Commonwealth University and Virginia State University.
The following individuals have been promoted:
Donna Hayes is director of human resources.
Cheryl Pretlow is director of talent acquisition and government solutions.
Danielle Smith is director of talent acquisition and national account management.
Dale Ingram has been named chief executive officer for OrthoVirginia. He had been with The Cardinal Orthopaedic Institute in Columbus, Ohio. He has degrees from Carnegie Mellon University and Rutgers University.
Real Estate
A. Clint Greene III is vice president in the retail services group of Colliers International | Richmond. He is a graduate of Clemson University.
Associations
J. D. Myers II is the chair of the Virginia Cable Telecommunications Association. He is senior vice president with Cox Communications.
Lisa Deane with Fuze, Dan Jenne with TekWeld will join the board of the Virginia Promotional Products Association, effective Jan. 1.