Leonard
C. Anderson, named senior vice president and
director of technology resources, LandAmerica Financial
Group Inc., Richmond. Anderson began his career with
IBM in 1964 and will lead exploration of emerging technologies
in support of companywide IT solutions. (News release)
Edward L.
Ayers, elected president of the University
of Richmond. Ayers is dean of the College and Graduate
School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Virginia.
A graduate of the University of Tennessee with post-graduate
study at Yale, Ayers is noted as one of America's leading
scholars on the Civil War. He will take office on July
1. (News release)
Jerry A.
Bridges, named executive director, Virginia
Port Authority, Norfolk. Bridges has held a variety of
posts in the maritime industry and was most recently
executive director of the Port of Oakland. (News release)
Charles
Chiappone, chosen as president and COO, Alloy
Polymers, Richmond. Chiappone was most recently vice
president and general manager of SPX Cooling Technologies.
Company founder Subhash Pahuja will remain CEO of Alloy.
(News release)
Joan Clarke, elected a director,
Bank of McKenney, McKenney. Clarke is a CPA and partner
in the firm Gregory & Associates.
(PRNewswire)
Greg Coticchia, named senior vice president and chief
marketing officer, Cloakware Inc., Vienna. He was most
recently president and CEO of LogicLibrary and previously
was senior vice president of sales for Intraware. (News
release)
David B.
Crainer, elected partner, KPMG LLP, Norfolk.
Crainer joined KPMG in 1996. He is one of 134 new partners
and principals nationwide for the firm in 2006. (News
release)
Randy Falco, named chairman and CEO of AOL LLC, Dulles.
Falco was previously president and COO of NBC Universal
Television Group. He has held a variety of executive
and production positions in network television. (News
release)
Douglas
Forshey named vice president, market development
and new products, for the publishing division of Media
General Inc. He was publisher of Virginia Business and
remains the magazine's president. (News release)
Mike Fumai, became president and CEO, Blue Ridge Networks,
Chantilly. Fumai was executive vice president of sales
and marketing for Blue Ridge. Previously, he was senior
vice president of global sales for Cyveillance. (Business
Wire)
Richard
P. Gonzalez, named executive vice president
and chief information officer, LandAmerica Financial
Group Inc., Richmond. Gonzalez joined LandAmerica in
2005. Previously he was an IT consultant for Credit Suisse
First Boston and Exante Financial Services in Salt Lake
City, Utah. (News release)
Lee Goodman, is now director, InternDirect, Richmond.
Goodman is a partner in the law firm LeClair Ryan. He
has served in a variety of public positions in state
government and education. (News release)
Kenneth
G. Hutcheson, named senior vice president, Troutman
Sanders Public Affairs Group LLC, Richmond. Hutcheson
has worked in a variety of political capacities, most
recently as campaign manager for gubernatorial candidate
Jerry Kilgore. He operated Old Dominion Strategies LLC
as a consultant and strategy advisor. (News release)
Robert Kuntz
Jr., chosen as senior vice president and
director of infrastructure, LandAmerica Financial Group
Inc., Richmond. Kuntz will oversee data centers, network
support, help-desk functions and disaster recovery operations
for the company. (News release)
Chris Moritz, selected as president and CEO, SER Solutions
Inc., Dulles. He has held a number of executive potions
with technology companies, most recently as chairman
and CEO of Knightsbridge Technology Partners. (Business
Wire)
Kathryn
B. McQuade, named a director, Shenandoah Life
Insurance Company, Roanoke. McQuade is executive vice
president of planning and chief information officer for
Norfolk Southern Corp. She is also president of T Cubed,
a NS subsidiary. (News release)
Alan G.
Merten, named a director, Cardinal Financial
Crop., Tysons Corner. Merten is president of George Mason
University. (Business Wire)
Deborah
Rochkind, named partner, Venable LLP, Tysons
Corner. Rochkind was most recently director of real estate
and records management for AOL, managing its worldwide
real estate transactions. (News release)
Rick Rosenburg, chosen as president and CEO, Mirius,
Reston. Rosenburg was president of the defense and intelligence
group for Unisys Corp. (PRNewswire)
Curtis L.
Schehr, selected as senior vice president
and general counsel, DynCorp International LLC, Falls
Church. He was previously senior vice president and general
counsel at Anteon International Corp. He received his
law degree from George Washington University. (Business
Wire)
Kirk T.
Schroder, named a director, InternDirect, Richmond.
He is a partner in the law firm Schroder, Fidlow PLC.
He previously served as president of the Virginia Board
of Education from 1998 to 2002. (News release)
Lamont Silves, chosen as senior vice president for strategy
and business development, CACI International Inc. Arlington.
Silves was previously an executive in business development
at Computer Sciences Corp. (PRNewswire)
Jim Wark, publisher of Style Weekly in Richmond since
2004, retired. Previously, an adverting manager at the
Richmond Times-Dispatch, Wark is embarking on a career
in teaching. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Karen F.
Washabu, elected a director, Shenandoah Life
Insurance Company, Roanoke. Now retired, she served in
executive positions for several Virginia governors, including
the post of state budget director. After leaving public
service she worked as a consultant in public policy analysis.
(News release)
Amit Yoran, named CEO, NetWitness
Corp., Herndon. Yoran was previously director of the
National Cyber Security Division for the Department
of Homeland Security, and was CEO and advisor to In-Q-Tel,
the venture capital arm of the CIA. (Business Wire)
