Jun 27, 2000

U.S. Bank

U.S. Bank has named Mary Helen Moore vice president of community relations for Washington. Moore will be responsible for managing the bank's corporate contributions budget and coordinating employee volunteer programs and statewide United Way campaigns. She is currently chair of the Seattle Human Rights Commission and has a Methodist ministry at the AME Zion Church in South Seattle.

Heidrick & Struggles

Heidrick & Struggles, a Chicago-based executive search firm, has opened an office in downtown Seattle in the Two Union Square building. Jason Hancock is managing partner for the new office which opened with 14 employees and plans to reach 20 by the end of 2000. The company was founded in 1953. Clients include Amazon.com, Microsoft and other high-tech firms.

Bastyr University

Bastyr University’s board of trustees has selected Thomas C. Shepherd as its next president. He succeeds founding president Dr. Joseph E. Pizzorno who has retired. Shepherd comes to Bastyr from a 28-year career in health care administration and management. He has served in a consulting or administrative capacity for more than 50 hospitals nationwide. Bastyr University, located in Kenmore, is a fully accredited institution, internationally recognized as a pioneer in the study of natural healing.

Pointshare

Pointshare Corp., a Bellevue-based business that connects local healthcare communities with secure, online business services, announced that Southwest Washington Medical Center, a 360-bed hospital with a wide network of physician practices and affiliated health clinics, has signed a contract for DeliveryPoint SM, Pointshare’s results delivery service. DeliveryPoint will enable the hospital’s staff to electronically distribute clinical lab and radiology test results to the more than 300 doctors and 15 medical clinics located throughout the Clark County service area.

Moodenbaugh Media

Moodenbaugh Media, an Internet incubator company, headquartered in Tacoma, has changed its corporate name to iWebHatch.com. The move was made to exemplify the company's operations and to create an identity that reflects the business-to-business Internet incubator model it operates.

Jun 26, 2000

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo has opened a U.S. corporate banking office in Seattle to serve larger companies based in the Pacific Northwest. Steve Anderson has joined Wells Fargo as regional vice president in the new Seattle office. Anderson worked for Bank of America and Ernst & Young before joining Wells Fargo.

Riddell Williams

Duncan Manville and Scott Yasui have joined the Seattle law firm of Riddell Williams as associates. Manville joined the firm's litigation practice. Yasui concentrates his practice on real estate, including corporate counseling, financing, development, architecture, construction and property management.

Adinfonitum

Adinfonitum, a Seattle-based technology company that provides solutions for both traditional and Web-based marketing campaigns, has named Stewart Calvert as chief operating officer and Jeannie Steenbergen as director of sales. Calvert is responsible for overall operations for the company while Steenbergen is responsible for strategizing and building sales opportunities and reaching corporate revenue goals.

Saint Martin's College

Saint Martin's College in Lacey has hired Bill McGregor as its new manager of conference services and facilities. In his new position, McGregor has primary responsibility for managing and marketing the college's facilities in support of its educational and community service mission.

Bensussen Deutsch & Associates

Bensussen Deutsch & Associates, a Seattle-based full-service merchandise agency, has been named the fastest growing private company in Washington by Washington CEO magazine, based on the company's revenue growth of 85.71 percent in 1999. The firm was also ranked 78th on Washington CEO's list of top 150 private companies in Washington state list. Since 1996 the firm has experienced a 500 percent revenue growth.