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Aimee Bills joined Keystone Builders Resource Group as regional representative for Charleston. Bills has eight years experience in construction, marketing and property management.
Charlene Lisi and Karen Saxby joined Classic Remodeling and Construction Inc. As selections coordinator, Lisi will work to steamline the selections process, monitor customer satisfaction and establish a stronger client base. Saxby, a design associate, will assist with plan drawings, design details, research and customer service.
Sara McGill joined Charleston Trident Home Builders Association as director of communications and marketing. She has experience in communications in local and federal government.
Arcadis hired Marie Snodgrass as an engineer in the land resources group for its Charleston office. Snodgrass will focus on providing design and development of plans for land development, water resources and environmental projects.
Charleston RiverDogs Baseball Club announced the addition of Noel Blaha and Sarah Kelly to its front office staff.
Lynn Greer joined First Federal as a business development officer for nonprofit organizations. Carol Davis joined the residential lending division as an account executive. Greer will create partnerships between First Federal and nonprofit organizations in the tri-county area. Davis has six years of residential lending experience.
Anthony Gray, a nine-year veteran of the culinary team at Maverick Southern Kitchens, has been hired as chef of High Cotton Maverick Bar and Grill. Gray will direct all culinary operations for High Cotton, including dinner, brunch, lunch and private group dining functions.
Marsha Clayman has been named the director of business development of Care for Life. She has been director of marketing at Care for Life for three years and is also co-host of the weekly radio show “Senior Focus.” Stacey Spears has joined the staff as a care manager. Spears previously worked as a program coordinator for memory-impaired and Alzheimer’s patients with a local family physician. Margo Willoughby has joined Care for Life as a clinical administrator after working in the nursing field for 35 years.
Mike Taylor, who has served as chief information officer of Roper St. Francis Healthcare, has been promoted to vice president.
Terence Fleming has been appointed vice president of mission for Roper St. Francis Healthcare. He will be responsible for the operation, development and growth of the organization’s Mission and Pastoral Care departments as well as its Clinical Pastoral Education program.
Joshua L. Ellis has joined the Charleston office of Nexsen Pruet LLC, where he will serve as an associate in the firm’s business litigation practice group.
Randell C. Stoney Jr. joined Barnwell Whaley Patterson & Helms. Stoney practices in the areas of premises and products liability, toxic tort, construction law, retail and general liability.
The law firm of Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd PA has hired three new attorneys. Callie A. Campbell joined the firm’s litigation team as an associate. Wendy J. Keefer will concentrate on employment law, intellectual property and business and commercial litigation. Bachman S. Smith IV joins the firm after spending eight years as a high school teacher.
Robert L. Bolton II has joined the Evening Post Digital division of Evening Post Publishing Co. as vice president for sales and revenue development.
WCSC-TV promoted Amanda Childs to promotions and production manager. Childs, a seven-year veteran of Live 5 News, will be responsible for the promotion and production departments in capacities including cross-promotional initiatives, overseeing the execution of daily newscasts and managing local and corporate programming.
Charleston magazine has announced several additions to its editorial and business staffs. Ida Becker has been named editor. Lindsay Nowak has joined as traffic manager and sales assistant. Lauren Brooks Johnson has been named assistant editor. Catherine Lambert joined as an account executive. Bryan Hunter joined as an assistant editor. Melissa Bigner has been named editor of Charleston Weddings magazine and has been promoted to senior editor for Charleston and Charleston Home magazines. Helen Knight joins as circulation assistant.
Eddie Brewer opened Anago of Charleston, a commercial cleaning franchise.
Designers Barbara Lesesne and Bryte Lesesne Van Dalen have opened Lesesne at 539 King St. Lesesne’s boutique products mix big-city style with old-world craftsmanship.
Honeybee Bakery and Charleston Brownie Co. have opened a bakery and coffee shop in I’On Square, serving coffee and tea, pastries, cupcakes, light breakfast and lunch items such as quiche and soups. Special orders and catering are available.
Laura Kirkman has opened Maddison Row, located at 45 Hadell St., a full-service bridal boutique offering a wide selection of bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, cocktail attire, accessories and custom gifts.
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