NATIONAL JEWISH HEALTH announced Dr. Laurie Carr has joined the new Lung Cancer Center. Carr previously worked at the University of Washington Medical Center and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF DENVER: Tim Welker announced his retirement after 37 years as chief executive. During Welker’s tenure, Goodwill has gone from a budget of $1 million to $40 million and from serving 600 people to 30,000. George Bogdewiecz, a longtime board member, will serve as interim CEO.
BUSINESSWEEK magazine named Re/Max International chairman and co-founder Dave Liniger as one of this year’s 50 Most Powerful People in Real Estate.
MULTI-FINANCIAL SECURITIES CORP. hired James Quinn as vice president and national sales manager.
ROBERTS LEVIN ROSENBERG added lawyer Kerri Atencio to the firm.
DISTILLED SPIRITS COUNCIL appointed Jess Graber of Strana han’s Colorado Whiskey to the Craft Distillers Advisory Council.
THE WILDLIFE EXPERIENCE appointed Gloria Neal, Tery Larrew and Rick Yohn to its board of directors.
FELDMANN NAGEL LLC: George Brauchler has been made a partner and will head the Denver office of the renamed Feldmann Nagel Brauchler & Weeden LLC.
METRO BROKERS INC.: Sam Bil ler of Sam Biller & Associates Inc. has joined as a broker in the Broomfield office.
DIAPARK named Marty Jimenez general manager of its Rocky Mountain operations.
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO HOSPITAL appointed Mary Rhinehart, senior vice president and chief financial officer at Johns Manville, as the newest member of the board of directors.
STRATFORD AT FLATIRONS: The retirement community appointed Kevin Putman executive director.
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