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Thomas R. Harter, director,
US Airways Group, Arlington. Harter is senior
vice president and consultant at The Segal Company
in Washington, D.C., and before that was an
independent business consultant. (8/27/04,
PRNewswire)
Gerald Krueger, director,
Commonwealth Biotechnologies Inc., Richmond.
Krueger is principal scientist for the Wexford
Group International, Vienna, and is a retired
colonel, U.S. Army, with a background in occupational
and environmental medical research. (8/26/04,
Business Wire)
Raymond B. Ruddy, director,
Maximus, Reston. Ruddy retired as president
of the Maximus Consulting Group in 2001; he
joined the company in 1985. (8/24/04, Business
Wire)
Lisa Gray Olexy, executive
vice president, ValueOptions, Norfolk. Olexy
was vice president of development at Horizon
Health Corp. of Lewisville, Texas. (8/24/04,
Business Wire)
Thomas R. Brown, CEO,
Rutherfoord, Roanoke. Brown joined the firm
in 1979 and was named president in 1998. (8/24/04,
Richmond Times-Dispatch)
George A. Steadman III,
president, Rutherfoord, Roanoke. Currently serves
as COO and will retain that post. (8/24/04,
Richmond Times-Dispatch)
William B. Mason, executive
vice president, Rutherfoord, Roanoke. He was
formerly division manager for Richmond. (8/24/04,
Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Robert A. Bamberger,
executive vice president, Rutherfoord, Roanoke.
He was sales manager leader for divisions. (8/24/04,
Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Chester A. Crocker, director,
Universal Corp., Richmond. Crocker is a professor
of strategic studies at Georgetown University.
Previously he served as Assistant Secretary
of State for African Affairs in the Reagan administration.
(8/6/04, PRNewswire)
Raynor B. Reavis, vice
president, General Dynamics, Falls Church. Reavis
is a senior vice president at Gulfstream Aerospace
Corp. in Savannah, Ga., a General Dynamics subsidiary,
and will continue in that position. (8/5/04,
PRNewswire)
Gerry Decker, COO, McNeil
Technologies, Springfield. Decker has been with
Dyncorp of Falls Church (now CSC) in various
positions since 1990. (7/29/04, Press release)
Paul J. Klaassen, director,
MeriStar Hospitality, Arlington. Klaassen is
founder, chairman and CEO of Sunrise Senior
Living Inc. of McLean. (7/29/04, Business
Wire)
Judith W. Northup, director,
Exostar, Herndon. Northup is vice president
and chief administrative officer for Vought
Aircraft Industries, Inc. (8/4/04, PRNewswire)
Joseph C. Fouse, senior
vice president of operations and technology,
James Monroe Bank, Arlington. Fouse is a noted
author on check imaging, fraud and risk management.
He was previously a senior business advisor
to Fidelity for check imaging solutions. (8/20/04,
Business Wire)
Joe Rozek, special assistant
and senior director for domestic counterterrorism
to President George Bush. Rozek previously was
vice president for security, operations and
technology at System Planning Corp., Arlington.
(8/20/04, PRNewswire)
J. Alfred Broaddus Jr.,
director, Albemarle Corp. and Owens & Minor
Inc., Richmond. Broaddus was president of the
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank from 1993 until
his retirement July 31, and served as a rotating
member of the Federal Open Market Committee.
He joined the Fed as an economist in 1970. (8/18/04,
PRNewswire)
Robert E. Evanson, director,
Cadmus Communications. Evanson is a senior advisor
to Apax Partners Inc. in New York, a global
private equity company focused on media investments
and acquisitions. Previously, he was president
of McGraw-Hill Education at the McGraw-Hill
companies. (8/18/04, PRNewswire)
Lynn Davenport, CEO,
MAXIMUS, Reston. Davenport is currently COO
of the company. (8/17/04, Business Wire)
Stephen R. Wilson, executive
vice president, Luna Innovations Inc.’s Nanomaterials
Division, Danville. A leading fullerene and
nanotube chemist, Wilson is a founder and former
chief scientific officer of C Sixty Inc. of
Houston, Texas. (8/17/04, Business Wire)
Fiona Dias, director,
Choice Hotels International Inc., Silver Spring,
Md. Dias is senior vice president of Circuit
City Stores Inc., and president of Circuit City
Direct, Richmond. (8/16/04, Business Wire)
Henry Williamson, director,
Hooker Furniture Corp., Martinsville. Williamson
retired earlier this year as COO of BB&T
Corp. of Charlotte, N.C. (8/16/04, Business
Wire)
Jonathan Spencer, general
counsel, Shenandoah Telecommunications Co.,
Edinburg. Spencer previously had a private practice
and was vice president and associate general
counsel for Cable & Wireless, and held positions
in the United States and the United Kingdom.
(8/11/04, Press release)
Maj. Gen. Zannie Smith (ret.),
senior vice president of the information systems
group, Anteon Corp., Fairfax. Smith retired
from the Army after a 40-year career, which
included command and senior staff positions
at the division, corps and joint NATO command
levels. (8/9/04, Press release)
