Jul 27, 2005

Integrus Architecture

Freeman

Integrus Architecture has hired Christine Freeman as marketing assistant. Freeman is a recent graduate of Whitworth College with a bachelor's degree in marketing. She received her associate's degree at Spokane Falls Community College.

Triad Associates

Stevens

Orni

Newman

Triad Associates recently promoted George Newman to director of business development. Newman joined Triad in November 2001 as principal planner.

Kathy Orni was promoted to project principal. Orni joined Triad in January 1999 as a project planner.

William Stevens was promoted to project manager. Stevens joined Triad in February as a senior project engineer.

Opsis Architecture

Heeb	Stern	Christie
Miller	Garner	Bolch
Kinley	Shorb

Portland-based Opsis Architecture promoted Randall Heeb and Jeff Stern to senior associate architects, and Carol Garner to marketing director. Heeb has 16 years of experience on education, civic and retail facilities; and at Opsis is overseeing development of a performing arts center at Lower Columbia College. Garner has 15 years of experience, including work for Portland design firms SRG Partnership and Fletcher Farr Ayotte.

Architects Adam Christie and Jason Miller were promoted to associates. Christie has 10 years of experience in educational, cultural and commercial projects. Miller is working on an $8 million aquatic center in Bend, Ore.

Jonathan Bolch, Paul Kinley and John Shorb are new staff architects. Bolch was a project architect at Schwartz/Silver Architects in Boston. His focus at Opsis is an interactive learning center at Boise State University. Kinley worked on education projects at Thomas Hacker Architects. Shorb was a volunteer lecturer at the Department of Architecture and Planning at the University of Botswana, and also worked there with KMM Architects

The Fearey Group

Seattle public relations firm The Fearey Group promoted Marie Tindall to vice president. Tindall has 10 years of public relations experience and will direct public affairs for several clients.

Williams, Kastner & Gibbs

Jessie Lee Harris has joined Williams, Kastner & Gibbs as an associate in the firm's Seattle office. Harris will concentrate on civil litigation related to product liability, employment and discrimination, insurance and commercial issues. He was with Helsell Fetterman.

Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle, or Seattle Bank, added Richard M. Riccobono as executive vice president and chief operating officer. Riccobono is set to start at Seattle Bank on Aug. 10, and is stepping down from his position at a bureau in the U.S. Department of the Treasury that regulates the nation's thrift industry. Mark Szczepaniak will be chief financial officer for Seattle Bank, after serving as the bank's controller. Steve Horton was interim chief financial officer and will now be chief risk officer. David Bley will be executive vice president and director of sales, marketing, and business development.

Jul 26, 2005

Wells Fargo

Adams

Elaine Adams has joined Wells Fargo in Seattle as a vice president and will oversee trust and estate services. Adams was a trust officer for eight years, and also practiced law in Seattle and Boston.

Daste and Associates

Daste and Associates is adding a wine sales and marketing division. This will be headed by Cary Daste, who has 20 years of experience in sales and marketing, including work at Vintage Northwest and K&L Classic Wine Co. He is the husband of the company's founder, Cynthia Daste. Their Redmond-based company consults on corporate events, meetings and charity auctions.

Merry Go Round Children's Store

Merry Go Round Children's Store will open a Bellevue store on Aug. 1 at 116th Ave. N.E. This is a few blocks from the current store, which is across the street from Overlake Hospital in Bellevue. The new space will be 12,000 square-feet, up from 7,000 square-feet. The company buys children's products from around the country. For more information, call (425) 454-1610 or see www.merrygoroundkids.com.

Turner Construction

Beaudoin

Costigan

Klopp

Jack Beaudoin, Turner Construction Special Projects Division manager, has been promoted to vice president and general manager of the Seattle Business Unit. Jacalyn F. Costigan has been promoted into Beaudoin's old position, and David Klopp has been promoted to operations manager for the division, Costigan's old job. Beaudoin joined Turner in 1981 and transferred to Seattle in 1989. He became division manager in 1997. Costigan has over 25 years of industry experience, including 10 years with Turner. Klopp has over 20 years of experience and has been with Turner for 17 years.

ABC of Western Washington

Blair

The Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Washington has hired Adrianne Blair as program coordinator; and promoted Julie Michaelson to vice president of administration and Victoria Klyce to vice president of communications and events. Blair is assisting with member events and services. She has worked as an event coordinator and was director of the Freedom to Choose Voter Registration Campaign in Seattle. She holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Washington.

North Coast Electric

North Coast Electric Co. is opening two service centers in Burlington, Skagit County, and Roseburg, Ore. The Burlington store opened yesterday and the Roseburg store is set to open Aug. 1. Both locations will focus on commercial and residential contractors, as well as the industrial market. North Coast has 32 locations in six states.

GLY Construction

Noble

Campbell

Bryan

GLY Construction in Bellevue has added Lee Noble and Tim Campbell as project engineers in the Interior Special Projects division; and Steva Bryan as office administrator and Kellee Schroeder as an on-site project administrator. Noble has more than 14 years of industry experience, and recently relocated from the United Kingdom where he earned a bachelor's degree in construction management and carpentry. Campbell has four years of experience and holds a bachelor's degree in construction management from the University of Washington.

J.R. Abbott Construction

Balster	King	Chambers
Jarvis	Novinski

Richard Balster has joined J.R. Abbott Construction as project manager; Chris King, Zac Chambers and Amy Jarvis have been hired as project engineers; and Teresa Novinski is a new project assistant. Balster has over 15 years of industry experience and will focus on office and industrial projects in his new role.

Sellen Construction

Sellen Construction has added several new engineers, including Torrey Davis, Jaret Johnson, Justin Hellem, Nick Weymouth, Sean O'Brien and Brian Sayler. The company also hired Troy Schilling as site safety coordinator; and the Special Projects Division hired engineers Adam Vance and Jacob Cooney. Several employees were recently promoted, including Dave Ratzke to chief estimator; Dan Barrett and Randy Boettcher to project managers; and Carrie Boettcher, Graham Condit, Jason Harrison and Stephanie Jones-Lee to field managers. Ratzke, an 18-year Sellen veteran, is replacing Bill Boyeson, who is retiring in December after 34 years with the company.