\nThompson<\/strong>, Kate R. Naughton<\/strong>, Meg Minehan<\/strong>,
\nCarole Tarantino<\/strong>, Palma Pedrick<\/strong>,
\nChris Benton<\/strong>, Darlene Chorman<\/strong>, Tamara
\nValentine<\/strong> and Mara King<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
The Rookie of the Year award went to Tara The company said that in total, the Realtors Alonge is president Alonge has over 30 years’ experience in the Alonge received an undergraduate degree C.T. Male Associates Engineering, Surveying, Thatcher will be responsible for identifying Thatcher earned a master’s degree in public Adirondack Technical Her efforts will be LaVoy was formerly programs and She succeeds Richard O’Connor’s practice encompasses all aspects Arrow Financial He will have overall Kaiser will continue to serve as chief credit He joined the company in 2001 and has Kaiser has a bachelor’s degree in business Place has been with Before joining AOGF, he served as the vice Place has a Masters in Business Administration SaxBST announced two new hires.<\/p>\n Christopher Manico<\/strong> and Meimuneh Saratoga National Bank and Trust Co. Tripoli will work to meet the mortgage Tripoli joins Saratoga National Bank with The law firm of Vanderwarker is a graduate of Syracuse Vanderwarker is a member of the New York She is a graduate of Early in her career, she spent two years working As an assistant vice president at Empire In 2004 she joined Medco Health Solutions, Gallacchi is a member of the Saratoga Lake Mailed to over 30,000 The premiere Spring 2015 edition will be Fingerpaint marketing annnounced the hiring The company also added Julia Yates<\/strong> and Taylor is a communications industry veteran Taylor earned her bachelor’s degree at the Uzgare has more than a decade of experience in He specializes in pharmaceutical research, pharmaceutical As an in-house graphic designer for Trans World Whitt-Flicker brings to Fingerpaint an array Roohan Realty announced its top sales agents for 2014. Named were Julie Bonacio, Valerie Thompson, Kate R. Naughton, Meg Minehan, Carole Tarantino, Palma Pedrick, Chris Benton, Darlene Chorman, Tamara Valentine and Mara King. The Rookie of the Year award…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":121,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[39],"tags":[104],"class_list":["post-16459","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-personnel-briefs","tag-personnel-briefs"],"yoast_head":"\r\n
\nGarrett<\/strong> and the top commercial real estate
\nagent was Amy Sutton<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
\nachieved over $87 million in real estate
\nproperty sales last year.<\/p>\n![\"p](\"https:\/\/www.saratoga.com\/saratogabusinessjournal\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2015\/03\/p20brief20-20alonge-guy.jpg\")
\nThe Adirondack
\nTrust Co. announced
\nthat Guy Alonge
\nIII<\/strong> was elected to its
\nboard of directors.<\/p>\n
\nof the Amsure Division
\nof Adirondack Trust
\nCo. Financial Services
\nInc. (ATCFSI) and
\nsenior vice president
\nof Adirondack Trust Co. Financial Services
\nInc. in Saratoga Springs. He joined ATCFSI in
\n2008, with the ATCFSI acquisition of Amsure.<\/p>\n
\ninsurance industry. Prior to joining Amsure, he
\nheld underwriting positions with the Reliance
\nInsurance Co. in Philadelphia and Baltimore
\nand served as a merger and acquisition consultant
\nfor Price Waterhouse in New York. Additionally,
\nhe was formerly a principal in the
\nprivate equity firm Frost Capital.<\/p>\n
\nfrom the University at Albany and earned his
\nMBA from New York University’s Stern School
\nof Business. He also holds the chartered property\/
\ncasualty underwriter designation.<\/p>\n
\nArchitecture & Landscape Architecture,
\nDPC named Jim Thatcher<\/strong> as manager, community
\ndevelopment in the Civil Engineering
\nDivision.<\/p>\n
\nfederal and state funding resources that match
\nC.T. Male’s client project and community
\nneeds, assisting clients with preparation of
\nfunding proposals, and implementing projects
\nthrough all phases of grant administration and
\ncompliance. He will assist with the promotion
\nof C.T. Male’s business development strategies
\nto support and grow the existing services of
\nthe firm and more fully meet the project needs
\nof new and existing clients.<\/p>\n
\nadministration from Cornell University.
\nHe previously worked for Avalon Associates,
\nInc. in Glens Falls, as a senior associate
\nof community development, where he was a
\nconsultant to municipalities and nonprofit
\norganizations throughout Upstate New York.<\/p>\n![\"p](\"https:\/\/www.saratoga.com\/saratogabusinessjournal\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2015\/03\/p20brief20-20ashley20lavoy.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nSolutions announced
\nthe hiring of
\nAshley LaVoy<\/strong> as a corporate
\naccount manager
\nwith a focus on the
\nGlens Falls Region.<\/p>\n
\nto service the large
\nclient base within the
\nregion and cultivate
\nnew relationships.<\/p>\n
\nevents coordinator for the Adirondack
\nRegional Chamber of Commerce.<\/p>\n![\"p](\"https:\/\/www.saratoga.com\/saratogabusinessjournal\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2015\/03\/p20brief20-20amy20o27connor.jpg\")
\nAmy S. O’Connor<\/strong>,
\na shareholder with the
\nlaw firm of McNamee,
\nLochner, Titus & Williams,
\nP. C., was named
\nas chairwoman of the
\nfirm’s Trusts, Estates
\nand Elder Law Practice
\nGroup.<\/p>\n
\nD. Cirincione, who
\nalong with Scott A.
\nBarbour, became managing principal of the
\nfirm on Jan. 1. Cirincione will continue to
\npractice in the Trusts, Estates and Elder Law
\nPractice Group with O’Connor and the department’s
\nother attorneys.<\/p>\n
\nof estate planning, estate administration,
\ntrusts, guardianships, and elder law, with
\na focus on assisting elderly clients and their
\nfamilies with legal and tax issues, including
\nestate tax planning, preservation of assets,
\nlong-term care planning, and eligibility for
\ngovernmental benefits.<\/p>\n
\nCorp. , the parent
\ncompany of Saratoga
\nNational Bank and
\nTrust Co., appointed
\nDavid Kaiser<\/strong> to the
\nposition of senior vice
\npresident.
\n![\"p](\"https:\/\/www.saratoga.com\/saratogabusinessjournal\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2015\/03\/p20brief20-20david20kaiser.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nresponsibility for the
\ncorporation’s lending
\nfunction.<\/p>\n
\nofficer and executive vice president for Glens
\nFalls National Bank and Trust Co., Arrow’s
\nlead subsidiary.<\/p>\n
\nmore than 30 years of commercial lending experience
\nin the Capital Region. In 2011, Kaiser
\nwas named chief credit officer for Glens Falls
\nNational Bank, followed by a promotion to
\nexecutive vice president for the bank in 2012.<\/p>\n
\nadministration from Siena College. Active in
\nthe community, he is a board member for the
\nProspect Child and Family Center, Treasurer
\nfor the Glen at Hiland Meadows, and an Assistant
\nScoutmaster for Boy Scouts Troop 4. He
\nis also a member of the Fort Hudson Health
\nSystem Capital Campaign Committee, the
\nWarren County Local Development Corp. Loan
\nReview Committee, and the Our Lady of the
\nAnnunciation Finance Committee.<\/p>\n![\"p](\"https:\/\/www.saratoga.com\/saratogabusinessjournal\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2015\/03\/p20brief20-20joe20place.jpg\")
\nAssociates of Glens
\nFalls Insurance promoted
\nJoseph Place<\/strong>
\nof Saratoga Springs
\nto vice president and
\nadded him to the board
\nof directors.<\/p>\n
\nAOGF since 2011 and
\nhas over 26 years of
\nexperience in a management
\nand marketing capacity for various
\nFortune 100 insurance carriers including the
\nHartford Insurance Co., Selective Insurance
\nCo. and Philadelphia Insurance.<\/p>\n
\npresident of commercial lines for Capital
\nBauer Insurance Agency. He holds the certified
\ninsurance counselor (CIC) designation
\nand has sat on numerous advisory councils
\nfor leading insurance carriers.<\/p>\n
\nfrom Syracuse University.<\/p>\n
\nSumadi<\/strong> both join the firm’s Tax department as
\nAssociates. Both previously worked for other
\nupstate New York firm, and both have a Master
\nof Science in Taxation from SUNY Albany.<\/p>\n
\nappointed Michael Tripoli<\/strong> to mortgage
\noriginator.<\/p>\n
\nneeds of customers in the Capital Region. He
\nwill be based out of the Colonie and Clifton
\nPark offices.<\/p>\n
\nmore than 17 years of mortgage experience at
\nother local lending institutions. A Schenectady
\nnative, he is a graduate of Mont Pleasant High
\nSchool and an active member of the Rotterdam
\nElks Lodge.<\/p>\n
\nMcNamee, Lochner,
\nTitus & Williams PC
\nannounced that Keri
\nL. Vanderwarker<\/strong>
\njoined the firm as an
\nassociate, working in
\nthe employment and
\nlabor law, litigation
\nand dispute resolution,
\nand trusts, estates
\nand elder law practice areas.<\/p>\n
\nUniversity’s Whitman School of Management
\n(summa cum laude) 2008, and Albany Law
\nSchool (summa cum laude) 2014, where she
\nalso served as executive editor for lead articles
\nof the Albany Law Review. During law school,
\nshe served as a judicial intern for the Hon.
\nLawrence E. Kahn, District Judge, Northern
\nDistrict of New York.<\/p>\n
\nState Bar Association and the Capital District
\nWomen’s Bar Association.<\/p>\n![\"p](\"https:\/\/www.saratoga.com\/saratogabusinessjournal\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2015\/03\/p20brief20-20ivy20gallacchi.jpg\")
\nRoohan Realty announced
\nthat Ivy Gallacchi<\/strong>
\nhas joined the
\ncompany as a residential
\nreal estate salesperson.<\/p>\n
\nSouthern Connecticut
\nState University and
\nattended Edinburgh
\nUniversity in Scotland.<\/p>\n
\nin real estate before focusing on Information
\ntechnology and telecommunications
\nwithin the healthcare sector.<\/p>\n
\nBlue Cross Blue Shield, Gallacchi received
\nthe Chairman’s Award for Leadership as a
\nresult of her efforts to relocate and rebuild Empire’s corporate offices in the aftermath of
\nthe World Trade Center attacks on 9\/11\/2001.<\/p>\n
\nnow Express Scripts, a Fortune 20 company.
\nIn her role of vice president, infrastructure
\nservices, she was responsible for all voice
\ntechnologies including contact centers and
\ncustomer service support.<\/p>\n
\nAssociation, a sponsor of ABC Bassett Hound
\nRescue of New York and a member of the Old
\nSaratoga Muzzle Loader Club.<\/p>\n![\"p](\"https:\/\/www.saratoga.com\/saratogabusinessjournal\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2015\/03\/p20brief20-20elizabeth20macy.jpg\")
\nSaratoga’s Best is
\na new and local direct
\nmail advertising guide
\nto the best restaurants,
\nshops and services in
\nthe Saratoga area.<\/p>\n
\nhomes, the magazines
\nwill be published and
\nmailed three times during
\nthe year, spring, fall
\nand winter.<\/p>\n
\nmailing the second week in April.Saratoga’s
\nBest magazine is founded by Elizabeth Macy<\/b>,
\na native of Saratoga Springs and owner of Image
\nPhoto and Events. Its website is at www.saratogasbest.net.<\/p>\n
\nof account director Kori-Ann Taylor<\/strong> and Rajneesh
\nP. Uzgare<\/strong>, who has a Ph.D. in immunology
\nto the agency’s medical strategy team.<\/p>\n
\nMicahlyn Whitt-Flicker<\/strong> to its creative team.
\nYates is graphic designer, and Whitt-Flicker is an
\naward-winning copywriter.<\/p>\n
\nwith a portfolio of experience that includes senior
\ncommunications positions for the state with
\nGov. George Pataki, Sen. Thomas Morahan and
\nthe Lower Manhattan Development Corp. She
\nhas pharmaceutical agency experience and has
\nworked with such clients as BMS\/AstraZeneca on
\nglobal diabetes marketing initiatives and Amylin,
\nEli Lilly, Gilead and Roche Diagnostics on U.S.
\nmarketing initiatives.<\/p>\n
\nCollege of Saint Rose and her master’s from SUNY
\nAlbany.<\/p>\n
\nbiotech, specialty pharmaceuticals and academia,
\nhaving penned a successful cancer research grant
\napplication as a fellow at the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive
\nCancer Center at Johns Hopkins.<\/p>\n
\nprogram planning and development,
\nand strategic execution. He brings his philosophy
\nof client-agency scientific partnering to Fingerpaint.
\nUzgare earned his undergraduate and master’s
\ndegrees in microbiology at Bombay University in
\nMumbai, and his Ph.D. in immunology at Baylor
\nCollege of Medicine in Houston.<\/p>\n
\nEntertainment, Yates worked with entertainment
\nindustry, producing custom promotional visuals for
\nthe likes of Sony, Universal and Warner. Yates is a
\nUniversity of Delaware graduate.<\/p>\n
\nof industry kudos, including awards that honor
\ncreative copy and industry-best trade resource
\nmaterial. During her time at Palio+Ignite,
\nWhitt-Flicker copy for specific audiences
\nacross a variety of channels. Whitt-Flicker is
\na CUNY and NYU alum.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"