CROCS INC.: Announced that Jeff Lasher has been appointed as chief financial officer. Lasher has served as the principal accounting officer and interim principal financial officer of Crocs since January.
DAIRY CENTER FOR THE ARTS: Promoted Joy Pak to executive director. Pak joined the center as development director in November. She replaces Rich Harris, who served as executive director for nearly three years.
INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY BANKERS OF AMERICA: Honored Thomas Hoenig, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, with the Main Street Hero Award for his leadership in supporting the community banking industry and Main Street communities nationwide.
JONES/NCTI: Recently named Tim Burke president.
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF TRIAL LAWYERS: Announced that Edward Gleason of Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons LLP has become a fellow.
MERRICK & CO.: Leonard R. Wilson has joined as a civil infrastructure director in the western U.S.
CHARLES CUNNIFFE ARCHITECTS: Recently hired Scott Smith as a project manager/general manager.
AMÉLIE CO.: Added Patrick Gonzalez as an account executive and Mark McCaben as a production artist. In addition, Melanie DelVecchio was promoted to account executive and Garrett DeHeer to designer.
CRESTONE CAPITAL ADVISORS LLC: Adam Whitehead has joined the firm as an investment analyst.
AIMS COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Selected Michael Millsapps as chief facilities-management officer.
HUSCH BLACKWELL: Named Glenn Lenzen as a partner and David McCrosky as an associate.
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