Apr 04, 2018

Ankrom Moisan Architects

Scalf

Wolf

Letrondo

Jason Lamb

Emery

Morono

Murandi

Wendy Lamb

Cheng

Naismith

Riehl

In Seattle, Ankrom Moisan Architects promoted to principal JP Emery, Jason Lamb, Dave Letrondo and Molly Wolf (architecture) and Casey Scalf and Marcy Naismith (interiors). The firm promoted to senior associate John Cheng, Wendy Lamb and Andika Murandi (architecture), Amanda Morono (interiors) and Joe Riehl (firm services). It promoted to associate David Blankenship, Scheer Chan, Barton Church, Jeff Dvi-Vardhana, Kimberleigh Grimm, Michael Lama and Melissa Miranda (architecture) and Rebecca Allexsaht, Alison Gilbo, Elizabeth Rogers, Ashley Seefeld and Cheree Smith (interiors). Ankrom Moisan Architects provides architectural, interior design, urban design and branding services.

PSF Mechanical

Beardsley

Kevin Beardsley was promoted from vice president of strategy and business development to president of Seattle-based PSF Mechanical as part of a plan in the works for several years. His father, Warren Beardsley, will remain as chairman. The mechanical design-build contractor has just over 350 employees, with an office also in Tacoma. The Beardsley family has owned and led the company for 58 years.

Shannon & Wilson

Penoyar

Susan Penoyar joined Seattle-based Shannon & Wilson as a vice president with over 30 years of experience in client development and leading large environmental programs. She has a background in geotechnical engineering and environmental remediation, and will support growth in the environmental remediation sector. Shannon & Wilson specializes in geotechnical engineering and environmental consulting.

DCI Engineers

Krauser

In Seattle, DCI Engineers promoted Gaelyn Krauser to senior project manager. Krauser has contributed design for hospitality, commercial office, residential, parking, high-rise and mixed-use podium projects. DCI is a civil and structural engineering firm.

KMB architects

Nunez

Olympia-based KMB architects hired Ruben Nunez as a designer and project manager. Nunez is a graduate of Taliesin School of Architecture, and has over 15 years of experience focused on commercial, multifamily and single-family housing design. He will work in the education, hospitality and commercial design studios.

Theo Chocolate

Etienne Patout will become CEO and a board member at Seattle-based Theo Chocolate. Patout comes from Los Angeles, where he was chief marketing officer at Pharmavite, the maker of Nature Made and Mega Foods vitamins and supplements. He also held senior leadership roles at Kellogg and was in marketing at Kraft Foods.

Mercer

Mercer, a global consultant in health, wealth and career, appointed Macaire Pace as West Market CEO in the Seattle office. Pace spent the last 10 years at Willis Towers Watson, where she was managing director and market leader for Metro New York. She also was with Aon Hewitt in San Francisco and New York. Mercer is a subsidiary of professional services firm Marsh & McLennan Cos.

Accell North America

Kent-based Accell North America bought Beeline Bikes, a mobile bike repair business headquartered in the Bay Area of California. ANA plans to expand Beeline in the next 18 months to key metro areas and has franchise openings in all 50 states. ANA is the North American arm of bicycle manufacturer Accell Group N.V., based in the Netherlands.