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Business
Nicole Williams-McMillan has been named regional director of Human Resources for CHRISTUS Schumpert Health System. McMillan joined the health system in 2007 after relocating from Michigan, where she served as a Senior Human Resources Representative for FedEx Express. She is currently completing work on a Ph.D. in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. McMillan is a member of the Society of Human Resource Management and the National Black MBA Association.
Attorney Ree Casey has joined the Singleton Law Firm. Casey specializes in personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, probate and succession law.
Donald L. Huguley, Jr., a financial advisor with the local office of A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc, has completed training for the title of Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor. Huguley earned the title of Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor after completing an extensive training course offered through the College for Financial Planning, the country’s oldest provider of financial planning education established in 1972. Huguley has been with A.G. Edwards since Sept. 2007.
The Shreveport Bossier City Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced the appointment of seven new board members. Each will serve a three- year term with the affiliate. They are Bob Crosby, general manager of Yokem Toyota; Margaret Dunlap, office manager of Lifepath Hospice Care; Darlene Dean, a controller for the A.J. Weller Corporation; Dr. Christopher Sockrider, a breast surgeon and owner of Breast Care Specialists, LLC; Janet Brossette, vice president and branch Manager with Regions Bank; Melinda Coyer, account manager with KRMD/MIX/MAGIC/KMJJ/ Supertalk radio stations; Gina Martinez, government sales manager with State Industrial Products specializing in the Military Division. They join experienced board members, Dr. Joyce Feagin, Margaret Hudson, Kedgy Larson, Paula Linn, Lucy Medvec, Donna Rimmer, Zella Taggart, and Karen Tiemann. For more information, call 318.220.7050 or visit www.komenshreveportbossier.org.
Kevin Murphy, senior financial advisor, has earned the company’s status of being an Ameriprise Private Wealth Advisor. Murphy, with an office in Shreveport-Bossier City, is one of approximately three percent of the more than 10,000 Ameriprise financial advisors to achieve the qualifications necessary to become one of the company’s Private Wealth Advisory Practices. As a Private Wealth Advisor, Murphy is focused on delivering service for affluent clients. These clients have complex financial needs, and they value a personal relationship with their financial advisor. Murphy’s office is located at Ameriprise Financial Advisors in Ashley Ridge at 738 N. Ashley Ridge Loop.
Amber Holt recently joined Vintage Realty Company as a customer service representative. Her responsibilities include providing total customer satisfaction for tenants and employees of all Vintage Realty Company’s properties. She will provide quality, timely service to the tenant’s requests by utilizing Vintage’s 24-hour customer service program. Vintage Realty Company is a privately owned, full-service real estate firm specializing in leasing, management, development and brokerage of quality office, industrial, multifamily, retail properties and the expanding medical office building industry.
Shreveport Mayor Cedric B. Glover added to his staff world renowned musician Brady Blade, Jr. as assistant director of Economic Development. A native of Shreveport, Blade is an accomplished and noted rock, pop and country drummer, record producer and composer who recently resided in Stockholm, Sweden. A graduate of Shreveport’s Centenary College, Brady’s business savvy led him to achieve many successes in the U.S. and Europe ultimately becoming manager to the Brand New Heavies. From there, Blade expanded his business network to include production, writing, internet websites and cutting edge technology and his own record label Brick Top Recordings LLC. Brady’s position as assistant director of Economic Development is part of a new direction Mayor Glover is taking in the area of Economic Development, which may include additional positions or reassignment of duties, depending on the outcome of the ongoing review process.
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