May 21, 1996

Toll Free Cellular

Denise Harlan and Gregory Merrill have joined Toll Free Cellular as southeast regional sales manager and northeast regional sales manager, respectively. The Seattle-based company is launching the nation's first toll and airtime-free service for cellular telephone users. Harlan brings 20 years of computer industry sales and management experience to Toll Free Cellular. Merrill has over 15 years of sales and marketing experience. As regional sales managers, Harlan and Merrill will develop a regional sales force to estabish Toll Free Cellular's service with businesses throughout the southeastern and northeastern United States, respectively.

Graphic Associates

Kathy Reese has joined Graphic Associates as its marketing director. In her new position, Reese will handle business development, public relations and marketing efforts. Reese's background has encompassed marketing for Herren/Camarot Design in Seattle as well as 10 years of experience in the communications industry as an art director for Imagio, Autodesk Retail Products and other northwest firms.

Schwartz Brothers Restaurants

Nora Robinson has been named director of sales and marketing for Schwartz Brothers Restaurants, a Bellevue-based multi-concept restaurant group. Before joining Schwartz Brothers, Robinson served as the marketing representative for Nordstrom Catering.

Sandusky Radio

Sandusky Radio has promoted Bob Bordonaro to director of sales for KLSY-FM, KIXI-AM, KWJZ-FM and KEZX-AM. In addition, Rob Reich has been promoted to business manager of KWJZ and KEZX. As director of sales, Bordonaro will oversee sales efforts for all four stations. Reich's duties as business manager include maintaining the financial stability of both KWJZ and KEZX.

Univar Corporation

David E. Olson, C.P.A., has been elected treasurer of Univar Corporation. Olson, who was previously assistant treasurer, succeeds Gary E. Pruitt, who was elected chief financial officer of Univar in December, 1995. Olson manages Univar's banking relationships, including responsibility for debt and interest management, retirement plan investments and cash management activities.

KPMG Peat Marwick

KPMG Peat Marwick LLP announced that Lesley Jaster has joined the Seattle State and Local Tax Practice as a manager specializing in Washington State taxes. Jaster joined KPMG after 28 years with the Washington State Department of Revenue. He has been involved in writing the department's excise tax rules for the past seven years in his position as Designated Rules Coordinator. For the last several years, Jaster has been involved in analyzing legislation which has influenced Washington state taxation.

The Madison

The Stouffer Renaissance Madison Hotel has officially changed its name to The Madison -- A Renaissance Hotel. Renaissance Hotels and Resorts have officially discontinued use of the Stouffer name at 28 of its hotels, signifying a true "re-birth" of the 72-property chain. The Madison will soon be installing new Renaissance signage, featuring the company's stylized "R" logo, on the front of the hotel. Coinciding with signage changes, a comprehensive marketing and advertising campaign has been implemented.

The Leonhardt Group

Leonhardt New Media, the interactive design facet of The Leonhardt Group, has launched a world wide website at http://www.tig.com. This website showcases the same processes and criteria used in creating website designs for Leonhardt clients, as well as to provide an overview of the firm's culture and work.