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Vatterott
College Promotes Dubuque to Regional Director
Above:
Carolyn Dubuque, regional director, Vatterott College.
The private technology and technical trade education school, Vatterott
College has named Carolyn Dubuque as regional director. She
will manage operations for five Vatterott campuses, including Quincy,
Ill.; Oklahoma City; Omaha-Deerfield-Spring Valley and Omaha-Dodge.
Vatterott College has 17 campuses in the Midwest, serving more than
8,000 students.
Watlow Names Hoffmann VP of Business Operations
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Dean Hoffmann, vice president of business operations at Watlow.
Dean Hoffmann has joined Watlow Electric Manufacturing Co.
as vice president of business operations. He is responsible for
plant operations and customer service, as well as the procurement
and logistics aspects of the company’s supply chain.
Hoffmann comes to Watlow from Systemax, an Ohio-based manufacturer
and distributor of computer products, where he served as vice president
of finance and operations.
TRiSTAR Welcomes Waggoner as VP of Business Development
Above:
Kent Waggoner, vice president of business development, TRiSTAR Business
Communities.
Kent Waggoner has joined TRiSTAR Business Communities in
the newly created position of vice president of business development.
He will focus on attracting national and international companies
to TRiSTAR office and industrial properties, which includes Gateway
Commerce Center in Madison, Ill.
Waggoner brings to TRiSTAR almost 20 years of experience in areas
such as logistics operations, sales, marketing and industrial real
estate development. Previously, he was with Airborne Express, Cap
Gemini Ernst & Young, and Telcobuy.com.
The Arts & Education Council Names New President
Above:
James Weidman, newly appointed president of the Arts & Education
Council.
After a nationwide search, which drew more than 50 applicants from
25 states, The Arts & Education Council has appointed James Weidman
as president. Previously, Weidman was director of development with
the Saint Louis Art Museum and will now head the area’s largest
private fundraising organization for the arts. He has more than
25 years experience in arts marketing, development and special events
planning.
“We are indeed fortunate to have been able to find someone of this
caliber with such significant experience in the St. Louis community,”
says Steven O. Swyers, A&E board chair and managing partner with
PricewaterhouseCoopers.
The Arts & Education Council, founded in 1963, receives no government
funding. Instead, it relies on private and corporate contributions
and foundation grants. Last year A&E raised more than $2 million
in critically needed funds for more than 60 arts and arts education
organizations in the community.
In addition to his new responsibilities at A&E, Weidman is the president
of the St. Louis Regional Chapter of the Association of Fund Raising
Professionals (AFP), which is holding its international conference
in St. Louis this month.
Adam’s Mark Promotes Monroe to VP
Above:
Thomas Monroe, vice president of corporate affairs and minority
business development, Adam’s Mark Hotels & Resorts.
St. Louis-based Adam’s Mark Hotels & Resorts has promoted Thomas
Monroe to the new position of vice president of corporate affairs
and minority business development. Monroe joined Adam’s Mark as
minority business development manager in August 2000. In his new
position, Monroe’s expanded responsibilities include community outreach,
target marketing, employment diversity and oversight of Equal Employment
Opportunity compliance. Prior to joining Adam’s Mark, Monroe was
with Six Flags St. Louis.
Maryville Dean Earns National Honor
Dr. Lance Carluccio, dean of Maryville University’s School
of Health Professions, has been elected as a Fellow of the National
Rehabilitation Counseling Association. He is one of only 100 professionals
in the 43-year history of the association to receive this honor.
Maryville named Dr. Carluccio dean in April 2001. He has been director
of the School’s Rehabilitation Counseling program since the summer
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