ROCKY MOUNTAIN AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SPORTS MEDICINE: Mark A. Patterson, clinical exercise physiologist at Kaiser Permanente, has been elected president-elect.
EXEMPLA LUTHERAN MEDICAL CENTER: Peggy Cain Price will join the medical center this week as vice president and chief operating officer.
HISTORIC DENVER: Named Steve Turner, currently director of preservation services, as president effective June 1. Turner succeeds Kathleen Brooker, who has served as president of the organization since 1992.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH: Dr. Larry Kipe, president of the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians, was appointed by Gov. Bill Ritter as an at-large representative on the board. His appointment was unanimously confirmed by the Senate House Health Committee.
UNITED STATES INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS: Awarded Randle Loeb the Gold Award for his work on the Denver Commission to End Homelessness and in recognition of his advocacy for homeless people. Scott Binder, Cindy Parsons and Tiffany Payne, all employees of Comcast, each received the Silver Award for their work in sponsoring the third Project Homeless Connect in October.
SPECIALISTS MULTICHANNEL SOLUTIONS LLC: Hired David Malach as systems development director.
STEWART TITLE OF COLORADO: Named Chuck Dorn as president of the new Roaring Fork division and promoted Amanda Head to president of the Aspen division.
VERTICOMM TECHNOLOGIES INC.: Added Aaron Garfield as sales manager and Stephannie McTighe as office administrator.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK: Appointed Darren Markley as senior vice president of wealth management.
SWALLOW HILL MUSIC ASSOCIATION: Recently elected Jim Butler as president of the board of directors.
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