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Apple Box Studios named Evan Ashton, director of business development.

Hill House Association appointed Victor Roque, interim president and CEO of the Hill House.

Bruce F. Rudoy, attorney, Tucker Arensberg, P.C., was appointed vice chair of the programs committee for the American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy and Resources. Mr. Rudoy concentrates his practice in the areas of energy - oil & gas, business transactions, general corporate law, securities and real estate.

The Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce named its board and members: Chair: Sean Henderson, Kelly Services; first vice chair: Glenn Lytle, Comcast; second vice chair: Bernadette Puzzuole, Rothman Gordon, P.C.; vice chair: John Daley, Daley & Associates/ Lincoln Financial Advisors; treasurer: Ronald Pasic, Gateway Bank; immediate past chair: Neal Fanelli, Allegheny Medical Occupational & Physical Medicine Center; president/secretary: Sally Haas. In addition, Casey Mahaven was named membership services and special events coordinator and Meghan Lindner, educational services and membership representative and office manager.

Henri G. Moore was named senior vice president and director of public affairs, Citizens Bank.

Ray D. Glenn joined GAI Consultants, Inc. as a lead geological specialist in its Murrysville office.

J. Gregory Barrett was appointed president of the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation.

MED3OOO, Inc. appointed Hillary Harlan, chief compliance and ethics officer.

Rachel D. Felton joined Metz Lewis LLC as an associate in its commercial litigation group.

Pipitone Group hired Desiree Bartoe, account executive, public relations department.

Tim Shaffer, attorney and Linda Werner Powlus, retired teacher, were named to the board of Historic Harmony.

True Commerce, Inc. hired Haitham Ghadiry as vice president of sales and marketing.

Lou Stanasolovich, founder, CEO/president, Legend was selected for the second consecutive year by Smart Business Pittsburgh as a 2009 Pacesetter. The Pacesetter Awards recognize outstanding business and community leaders who have had a significant impact on the region.

Joel M. Rosenthal, shareholder and director, Schneider Downs Business Advisors, received a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) certification.

Dr. Andrew J. Zahalsky, chairman, Monongahela Valley Hospital Oncology Committee, was honored as a clinical champion by the American College of Surgeons' Cancer Liaison Program. The award recognizes physicians who go above and beyond to benefit their cancer program and the community and by serving as a role model for other staff and exhibiting characteristics that make him a physician champion for the cancer program.

CentiMark said Adam Brown, corporate safety director, is now a Certified Safety Professional (CSP).

J. Victor Conrad, founder, of PINNACLE Financial Strategies, was named a 2009 Five Star: Best in Client Satisfaction Wealth Manager by Crescendo Business Services.

Dr. Donald M. Yealy, chair of the department of emergency medicine, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, received the outstanding contribution in research award from the American College of Emergency Physicians.

Jordan Crosby, school and teacher programs specialist, Carnegie Museum of Art's Education Department, was named Outstanding Museum Educator of the Year by the Pennsylvania Art Education Association. The award recognizes exemplary contributions, achievements, and service to art education at the state, regional, and national levels.

Grantmakers for Children, Youth, and Families said Carol Goss is the recipient of The 2009 Fred Rogers Leadership Award in Philanthropy for Children, Youth and Families. Ms. Goss is president/CEO of The Skillman Foundation.

Samuel W. Braver, shareholder, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney and chair of the firm's product liability practice, has become a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, one of the premier legal associations in America.

The Mortgage Bankers Association of America recognized Michael J Flynn, president of Keystone Financial Services, as a certified mortgage banker. The designation is merited by demonstrating through education, experience, performance, and proficient knowledge of the broad spectrum of Real Estate Finance.

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