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ann arbor area BUSINESS MONTHLY, June 2010 – 11
Briefs:
Badall
Nasset
Renee Badall has joined
the Ann Arbor office of Edward
Surovell Realtors as a Sales
Associate. Badall has seven years
of real estate experience in the
Washtenaw county area. Badall
holds a number of designations
from the National Association
of Realtors, which includes Eco
Broker and SFR (Short Sale &
Foreclosure Resource).
She
currently serves on the MLS
committee.
Linda Nasset also joined
the Ann Arbor office of Edward
Surovell Realtors as a Sales
Associate. She previously spent
31 years as a Vocational Evaluator
teaching Special Education in
Livonia schools.
Founded in 1982, Edward
Surovell Realtors is one of
Michigan’s largest independent
real estate companies. In 2008, the
company exceeded $364 million in
real estate sales, selling over 2,250
properties throughout southeastern
Michigan. The company has eight
offices in Washtenaw, Lenawee,
Jackson and Monroe counties. n
ForeSee Results, a market
leader in scientific customer
satisfaction measurement and
management, announced that
Walter Rothschild has been
appointed Chief Marketing Officer,
a new position created to help the
company advance strategically
in 2010 and beyond. Rothschild
will be responsible for marketing
strategy in the development of
additional industry sectors and
new international opportunities.
Rothschild joins ForeSee
Results with more than 20 years
of senior management experience
with high-growth companies and
international markets. Rothschild
most recently led marketing and
product strategy at R.L. Polk.
Prior to that he was Executive
Vice President, Marketing at
TransUnion where he led a global
repositioning of the company.
Earlier he held various leadership
roles at MasterCard, including
Vice President, Global Marketing,
in which he had responsibility for
brand strategy/management, and
consumer and commercial product
management.
ForeSee Results captures and
analyzes online voice of customer
data to help public and private
sector organizations increase
loyalty, recommendations and
website value. n
Five full-time employees at
Huron Valley Ambulance have
been chosen from several company
divisions as this year’s Stars
of Life. They are: Operations
Support
Technical
Paula
Abbott from Administrative/
Headquarters; Paramedic Erik
Arlen from Eastern Operations;
Paramedic Steve Champagne
from Central Operations; EMTSpecialist
Tim
Gallagher
from Support Operations; and
Paramedic Kevin VanDaele from
Western Operations.
Gallagher, who has worked
in EMS for 30 years, recently
representing HVA from May 25 at the American Ambulance
Association’s
annual
Stars
of Life event in Washington,
D.C, Gallagher was awarded
a
Professional Achievement
Award at HVA’s Annual EMS
Recognization Awards ceremony
in mid-May. He also received a
Certificate of Merit in October
2009 for his assistance at HVA’s
drive-through flu shot clinic.
The “Stars” were selected by
HVA management from a pool of
applicants who received “exceeds
standards” performance appraisals
in the past year. They also received
recognition at the mid-May event.
The AAA Stars of Life celebration
recognizes and honors dedicated
ambulance service personnel. n
The Washtenaw Community
College Foundation has named
Marianna Staples as a 2010
Honoree in their annual Salute to
Women’s Leadership.
Each year the group identifies
and recognizes members of
their Women’s Council, who
have demonstrated strengths in
community leadership, providing
an example of excellence to
the students of Washtenaw
Community College.
Marianna
Staples,
who
devotes much of her time in
organizing and coordinating
The Festive Affair, exemplifies
these characteristics. Marianna
and her husband, Ken, have
established The Festive Affair to
benefit the Salvation Army family
center, which is now named in
their honor, The Salvation Army
Staples Family Center. Over the
last 18 years Marianna has helped
raise over 2 million dollars to
fund the center, which provides a
home environment to families and
individuals in the 35-bed shelter,
while they receive the help needed
to turn their lives around. n
Takata
Corporation
announced it has been chosen by
Ford Motor Company to be one
of 13 new suppliers added to their
Aligned Business Framework
(ABF) for closer collaboration and
a long-term relationship. Takata’s
global leadership in developing
vehicle safety systems provides
Ford a partner capable of assisting
the company as it increases global
common sourcing under the ONE
Ford transformation plan while
continuing to provide the company
the vehicle safety systems of
today and tomorrow as costeffectively and expeditiously as
possible. The announcement was
made by Robert Fisher, executive
vice president of Takata’s North
American
operations
(TK
Holdings Inc.)
TK Holdings Inc., with more
than 400 employees located in
Auburn Hills, is a subsidiary of
Takata Corporation, the largest
producer of seat belts in the
world. Takata’s global operations
manufacture more than 70 million
seat belt assemblies annually. n
Ogihara
America
Corporation, a Thai Summit
Group company, has been chosen
as the winner of the 2010 Energy
Saving Commercial Project of the
Year presented by DTE Energy
and The Engineering Society of
Detroit. This award recognizes a
company that has made the most
effective contribution in reducing
energy by implementing a
significant project through “hard”
equipment or technology that was
installed in 2009.
Ogihara America’s winning
project was for the installation of
a remote laser-welding cell for the
upper door of a two-piece door
assembly. Traditional resistance
welding methods for automotive
sheet metal joining consume
electricity at an alarming rate. A
spot weld, for example, consumes
over 70,000 watts of electricity
per second. A remote laser weld
consumers approximately 94%
less electricity to produce a weld
as compared to a traditional spot
weld.
Janet Bottesi, Sales Engineer
and Diversification Team Leader,
accepted the award in early May
at the Energy Conference and
Exhibition in Novi.
Ogihara
America Corporation has been
a leader in the sheet metal
stamping industry for over twenty
years. From their facility in
Howell, they provide customers
with engineering, stamping and
assembly capabilities as well as
tool and die design, construction,
modification and refurbishment.
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MedHub, Inc., signed an
agreement with Duke University
Health System to deploy the
MedHub enterprise residency
management
system
across
all residency and fellowship
programs, Graduate Medical
Education and hospital finance.
MedHub also signed an
agreement with The University of
Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
and The University of Oklahoma
at Tulsa to deploy its MedHub
enterprise
physician
trainee
management system across both
institutions to handle Medical
Students. MedHub was already
being used to handle all resident
and fellow training.
The MedHub system is an
integrated web-based suite of
modules developed to improve
communication,
information
workflow
and
reporting
for physician training and
residency program accreditation
and
institutional
Medicare
reimbursement.
MedHub’s
residency
management
system
has
been expanded to incorporate
integrated functionality to handle
Medical Schools and Medical
Students. The development of
this functionality makes available
to MedHub the potential for
expanded market penetration for
its flagship product.
MedHub was incorporated
in 2002 and is a privately held
Michigan company. n
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Briefs:
Glaser
David Glaser from Prudential
Snyder & Company Realtors in
Ann Arbor has just earned the
nationally recognized Short Sales
and Foreclosure Resource (SFR)
Certification.
The National Association
of REALTORS® offers the SFR
certification to REALTORS®
who want to help both buyers and
sellers navigate these complicated
transactions.
The certification
program includes training on
how to qualify sellers for short
sales, negotiate with lenders,
protect buyers, and limit risk, and
provides resources to help Realtors
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performance rating of more than
95 percent. In addition, an LTL
survey revealed that Con-way
Freight both met and exceeded the
expectations of key constituencies,
including account executives,
sales representatives and agents.
Con-way Freight began
working with Echo Global
Logistics more than four years ago
on both enterprise and transactional
shipments for the company. This
is the first time Con-way has been
recognized since Echo began
measuring LTL and TL carrier
performance in 2008. Con-way
Freight is a subsidiary of Conway Inc., a $4.3 billion diversified
freight transportation and logistics
services company. n
Ballard
Con-way Freight, a lessthan-truckload (LTL) carrier
and subsidiary of Con-way Inc.,
announced that is has been named
2009 National LTL Carrier of the
Year by Echo Global Logistics,
Inc., a leading provider of
technology enabled transportation
and supply chain management
services.
The company was
honored during a ceremony held
at Echo’s Chicago headquarters.
Echo evaluates carriers both
qualitatively and quantitatively
using criteria such as on-time
delivery, claims-to-shipment ratio
and invoice accuracy. During the
year, Con-way Freight achieved
a claims-to-shipment ratio well
under 1 percent and an on-time
Christopher A. Ballard, a
partner in Bodman, LLP’s Ann
Arbor office, has been elected to
the State Bar of Michigan’s Tax
Section Council.
The
Council
provides
leadership for the Tax Section,
which promotes the study of
laws and procedures pertaining
to taxation, and promotes the fair
administration of local, state and
federal tax laws. The Section also
studies and reports on proposed,
necessary or desirable legislation
and promotes the legal education
of attorneys and the public on
taxation by sponsoring meetings,
institutes,
conferences,
and
outreach programs.
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practice in taxation, estate planning,
trust administration, nonprofit
organizations,
and
business
planning. He is a recipient of
the Community Legal Resources
Attorney of the Year Award for
outstanding pro bono service.
Ballard serves on the Board of
Directors of FIRST (Michigan),
the Board of Directors of the
Dispute Resolution Center in Ann
Arbor, the Governance Committee
of Nonprofit Enterprise at Work,
the Advisory Board of the Eyak
Preservation Council in Cordova,
Alaska, and the Certifying Board
of the National Association of
Legal Assistants.
Bodman LLP is one of
Michigan’s leading business law
firms with 140 lawyers and five
offices. n
The National Center for
Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS)
announced the appointment of
Tony Melita to the Robotics
Technology Consortium (RTC)
Board of Directors. The RTC
is administered by NCMS and
was formed in 2008 to speed the
development and deployment of
ground robotics technology for the
Department of Defense (DoD).
Melita is an internationally
recognized expert in munitions
and land warfare systems
acquisition. Given a history of
over 31 years of service in the
U.S. Department of Defense, he
has a long track record of shaping
successful defense acquisition
programs and for developing
strong relationships between
government and industry. Melita
has had various assignments as a
civilian with DoD, ranging from
hands-on technology development
to serving as a Special Assistant to
the Under Secretary of Defense
for Acquisition, and concluding
as the Director for Land Warfare
and Munitions within the Office
of the Under Secretary of Defense
for Acquisition, Technology, and
Logistics.
He has overseen a wide variety
of weapons programs from the
vertical integration of warheads,
explosives, and fuse technologies
into munitions systems, to the
development and acquisition
of all Land Combat systems
including Army and Marine Corps
tracked and wheeled vehicles and
rotary wing aviation systems and
programs.
The National Center for
Manufacturing Sciences is the
largest cross-industry collaborative
research
and
development
consortium in North America,
and is the only consortia effort
in the U.S. devoted exclusively
to manufacturing technologies,
processes and practices. n
Sharma
Ray Rabidoux, President
and CEO of Glacier Hills, Inc.,
announced the promotion of
Reema Sharma to Director
of Rehabilitation. Sharma has
served as Occupational Therapist
or Lead Therapist with the Care
and Rehabilitation Center (CRC)
at Glacier Hills for 13 years.
In addition, her role as InPatient Rehabilitation Coordinator
the past 4 years has enhanced the
CRC’s ability to serve its more than
1,000 short-term patients annually.
Prior to joining Glacier Hills,
she worked as an occupational
therapist from 1991-1997 in
various settings that involved the
clinical aspect of neurological,
orthopedic, cardiac, spinal cord,
and head injury patients, as well
as management.
Glacier Hills, Inc. is a nonprofit, non-sectarian organization
that has served Washtenaw County
and southeast Michigan since
1973. n
Gerald White International
LLC (GWI), a full service
marketing, branding and events
firm founded by Gerald White,
former fullback for Michigan
(1983-1987), has moved its
headquarters to Ann Arbor from
Miami Beach. The firm also has
operations in Atlanta and Central
Florida.
GWI’s office is located
in downtown Ann Arbor and
provides marketing, PR, digital
and social network marketing
media. The firm has strategic
relationships with Sourcebits of
Atlanta and Bangalore, India,
mobile/social and gaming apps
and digital solutions, and Eiler
Communications of Ann Arbor, a
PR firm. n
The
Michigan
Bankers
Association has announced that
Bank of Ann Arbor has won an
MBA Bank Marketing Award in
the electronic digital category.
Each year the MBA Bank
Marketing Committee sponsors
the MBA Bank Marketing Awards.
BEST Conference attendees vote
for their favorite entries in each
category including direct mail,
billboard, newspaper, favorite
advertising specialty, annual
report, electronic digital and
campaign.
Bank of Ann Arbor won the
electronic digital category which
is given to a bank for its innovative
website, banner ads and social
medial sites.
First State Bank won two
MBA Bank Marketing Awards in
the favorite advertising specialty
and campaign categories.
The awards are an opportunity
to share marketing success and
ideas to spark conversation
and innovation. The Michigan
Bankers Association, the voice of
the banking industry since 1887, is
comprised of Michigan financial
institutions with more than 3,500
branches located throughout the
state. n
Huron Valley Ambulance
has received reaccredidation
by the national Commission on
Accreditation of Ambulance
Services
(CAAS)
for
its
compliance
with
national
standards of excellence. This is
HVA’s fifth reaccredidation since
their original 1993 accreditation.
The nonprofit service is accredited
through February 2013.
Originally accredited for five
years in 1993 and reaccredited in
1998, 2001, 2004 and 2007, HVA
was one of the first 21 ambulance
services in the nation awarded
this distinction. To date, 159
ambulance services in the U.S.
are now nationally accredited.
In order to be considered for
reaccredidation, services complete
a voluntary review process
that includes completion of a
comprehensive application and
on-site review by national experts
in emergency medical services.
The Commission is a
nonprofit organization that was
established to encourage and
promote quality patient care in
America’s medical transportation
system. Based in Ann Arbor,
Huron Valley Ambulance is the
nonprofit community service
covering Washtenaw County,
western Wayne County and
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ann arbor area BUSINESS MONTHLY, June 2010 – 13
Briefs:
Skaff
Billig
Evangelical
Homes
of
Michigan
announced
the
promotion of Nancy Swierz,
MSN, RN, CMC and the addition
of Ruth Proffer, RN.
Swierz, current Director of
Home and Community Based
Services, has been named the
new Senior Director of Home
and Community Based Services.
Proffer, RN, has joined as the new
Director of Home Care Services.
In her new position, Swierz
will be responsible for day-to-day
oversight of the home health care
programs operated by Evangelical
Homes of Michigan; Shared Care
Services the private duty program
and Medicare-certified home health
agency, Shared Services Home
Health Care, Care Management
Program, as well as helping to
develop the new LifeChoices™
and LifeChoice Solutions product
lines that launched in May.
As new Director of Home
Care Services, Proffer brings
decades of experience in nursing
across a variety of specialty areas,
including private duty home
care, rehabilitation, consulting,
children’s medicine, and work with
children with special needs. In her
new role she will be responsible
for overseeing the operations of
Evangelical Homes of Michigan’s
private duty home care program
and clientele.
Evangelical
Homes
of
Michigan is a not-for-profit
organization
that
provides
healthcare,
housing
and
community services to seniors and
their extended families. n
Hopkins
Denise B. Rabidoux, President
and CEO of Evangelical Homes
of Michigan, announced the
promotion of Stephen Hopkins
as the Executive Director of
LifeChoice™ Solutions; which
is a new service line added to the
continuum of care and service
offerings provided by Evangelical
Homes of Michigan.
LifeChoice
Solutions™,
a wholly owned subsidiary of
Evangelical Homes of Michigan,
offers products, programs and
technologies to older adults who
wish to remain in their homes
and stay actively engaged in their
community.
Hopkins joined Evangelical
Homes of Michigan three years
ago, and most recently served
as the Corporate Director of
Wellness and Physical Health.
He has experience in lifestyle
coaching, leadership development
and mentoring, and has owned
and operated his own businesses
both in Michigan and Florida. He
also currently serves on the Center
for Aging Service Technologies
Commission, whish is a national
organization leading the charge
to develop and deploy emerging
technologies to improve the aging
experience in America. n
NanoBio®
Corporation
recently announced an initiative to
develop an intranasal vaccine for
the treatment of hepatitis B (HBV).
NanoBio and the University
of
Michigan’s,
Michigan
Nanotechnology Institute for
Medicine and Biological Sciences
received funding through a Phase
I Technology Transfer award
by the National Institutes of
Health, to evaluate a potential
therapeutic intranasal vaccine
for the treatment of hepatitis B
in patients. This development
program represents the first of
several potential therapeutic
vaccines in a significant extension
of NanoBio’s vaccine platform.
Hepatitis B is an infection
of the liver caused by the HBV
virus. HBV is the most common
cause of chronic viral liver disease
worldwide. More than 370 million
people are chronically infected
with hepatitis B, leading to nearly
one million deaths annually as
a result of cirrhosis, and liver
failure.
NanoBio Corporate is a
privately held biopharmaceutical
company focused on developing
and
commercializing
dermatological products, antiinfective treatments and intranasal
vaccines derived from its patented
NanoStat™ technology platform.
The company’s headquarters and
laboratory facilities are located in
Ann Arbor. n
Recipient 2009 ABA*
Community Bank Award
Jones-Sexton
United Bank & Trust
announced the promotion of
David J. Skaff to Executive Vice
President – Business Banking,
Washtenaw Market Manager.
Skaff is an experienced commercial
lender who has over 21 years of
lending and credit experience.
Jeff Billig was promoted to
Senior Vice President – Business
Banking, Washtenaw Market.
Pam
Jones-Sexton
is
leading a new initiative at the
bank as Senior Vice President
– Professional Services Group.
She is focusing on developing
products and services to serve
the specialized banking needs of
clients in the health care industry.
Jones-Sexton has been with the
bank since 2004.
United Bancorp, Inc. is an
independent financial holding
company that is the parent
company for United Bank &
Trust and United Bank & Trust
Washtenaw. n
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make their dreams come true throughout the year.”
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Briefs:
Glacier Hills announced the
election of four individuals to
its non-profit Board of Directors
and the Glacier Hills Foundation
Board of Trustees.
Bill Stapleton, J.D., has
been an attorney with Hooper,
Hathaway, Price, Beuche &
Wallace since 1985. His practice is
focused on commercial litigation,
with emphasis on environmental
law and insurance coverage.
Elected to the Glacier
Hills Foundation Board of
Trustees:
John Balbach has
served as Director of Regional
Advancement
Programs
for
University of Michigan’s College
of Engineering for 3 years. After a
period on Vice President Cheney’s
staff, he formed Strategic National
Consulting, a consulting firm
with clients in the national and
statewide political arenas.
Jean Crump is a resident
representative of Glacier Hills.
She served as Secretary to The
Manor Association for several
years, and she enjoys widespread
respect within the Community.
In the past, she has organized
recycling efforts at Glacier Hills.
Joan Dickson is a resident
representative and active volunteer
of Glacier Hills. Her involvement
spans the Library’s outreach to
patients in the Care & Rehabilitation
Center. Her Committee positions
on campus include The Meadows
Associations’ Executive Board,
representative to the Glacier Hills,
Inc. Board, and head of the former
Landscape Committee.
Founded in 1973 in Ann
Arbor, Glacier Hills is a nonprofit, non-sectarian organization
serving older adults of Washtenaw
County and greater southeast
Michigan through a continuing
care community, skilled nursing
care & rehabilitation, Glacier Hills
Home Care, and the Glacier Hills
Foundation. n
Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan
recently recognized four women
from the Ann Arbor Region with
awards from Girl Scouts of the
USA (GSUSA).
Kathy Van Buren, of Saline,
received the GSUSA Thanks
Badge, the highest national adult
award in Girl Scouting. Donna
Aubuchon, Sue Emens and Pam
Powell received the GSUSA
Appreciation Pin, a national award
recognizing service to at least
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