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Feb 18, 2010
The law firm of Ogden Murphy Wallace elected three people to membership in the firm. They are Jaime Allen, Carrie Soli and W. Brett Amrine. Allen and Soli practice in the Seattle office and Amrine is in Wenatchee. Allen practices in the Litigation Department. Soli is an attorney in the Business and Healthcare Practice. Amrine works on business, employment and municipal law.
Richland-based IsoRay hired William Cavanagh as vice president of research and development for IsoRay Medical. Cavanagh was chief scientific officer for Sangretech Biomedical for six years, overseeing design and use of a novel cancer therapy. IsoRay is a medical isotope company focusing on the treatment of prostate cancer and other malignant diseases.
The Mystery Shopping Providers Association, a professional trade association that improves service quality using anonymous resources, elected Renton business owner Doug Rector to its board of directors. Rector is president of Northwest Loss Prevention Consultants. The board has 11 members.
Feb 17, 2010
Tacoma-based Albers & Co., an insurance and financial services business, hired Mark Amberson to the retirement/wealth management team as senior investment strategist. Amberson has 20 years of experience managing fixed income portfolios and has worked with the state of Oregon and Russell Investments.
Kirkland-based Daticon Electronic Evidence Discovery, an international provider of eDiscovery services, hired Bill Derrick as vice president, client experience. Derrick has worked with LexisNexis Applied Discovery, Getty Images, Global Market Insite and Wall Data.
Seattle-based DocuSign, a provider of on-demand electronic signature solutions, appointed Keith Krach as chairman of the board of directors. Krach is founder and former CEO of Ariba. DocuSign also hired Steven King as president and CEO. King has 25 years of information technology experience and has worked at Virtela, Zantaz and E*Trade.
Feb 12, 2010
King County Executive Dow Constantine appointed Caroline Whalen as director of the King County Department of Executive Services. Whalen has been a program project director with DES since 2007 and has also served as deputy director of the King County Department of Development and Environmental Services.
D Square Energy Systems, a North Bend-based dealer of stand-by power generators, has expanded into Oregon with a new Portland-area office. The office, in Clackamas, will focus on installing, repairing and maintaining generators for commercial, industrial and residential markets.
Washington State University hired Prema Arasu as associate vice president for international programs and chief international officer. She is associate vice provost, Office of International Affairs at North Carolina State University, as well as the director of Global Health Initiative and professor at the Department of Molecular Biomedical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine.
Bellingham-based power systems manufacturer G.B. Enterprises hired Andy Anderson as VP of finance. Anderson has 32 years of experience in cost accounting, financial analysis and other areas. He recently managed the segment financial administration for B/E Aerospace in Miami.