Indianapolis Business Journal articles from August 2003

Indianapolis Business Journal archives from August 2003

Sidetracked: rail study puts convention center plan in limbo.
August 18, 2003... As if the question of how to expand the landlocked Indiana Convention Center weren't hard enough, a committee studying the issue has been temporarily sidetracked by a separate look at removing rail lines just south of the facility. The...

Steel giant shuts down as insiders lob charges: Ferguson fabricated frames for prominent area buildings; Duke had been key client.(Ferguson Steel Co.)
August 18, 2003... Ferguson Steel Co., a 30-year-old Indianapolis firm that erected the frames for many of central Indiana's best-known buildings, has ceased operations--and the company's insiders now are attacking one another in the courts. The company,...

IRL shops for title sponsor: open-wheel series wants five-year, $50 million deal in place within 60 days.
August 18, 2003... Armed with a short list of candidates and a definitive proposal, Indy Racing League officials want a minimum five-year, $50 million title sponsorship deal locked down in 60 days. Sources who have seen the proposal said IMS officials are...

Zollman to be quizzed: at issue is surgeon's answer on form for license renewal.(Wally Zollman investigated for medical-malpractice claims)
August 18, 2003... The Indiana Medical Licensing Board has asked prominent plastic surgeon Wally Zollman to appear before it this month to provide further information about the status of medical-malpractice claims against him. The board decided to ask Zollman...

Technology connects volunteers: local United Way launches online matchmaking service.
August 18, 2003... Angie Kolman is used to the phone calls. Almost every day, someone dials United Way of Central Indiana looking for a place to volunteer. Nearly as often, a charitable organization calls for help. But making a match wasn't that...

Nominee for AIDS czar led Lilly when HIV drug got ax.(Behind The News)(Randy Tobias writes about being CEO at Eli Lilly and Co.)
August 18, 2003... In his new book, former Eli Lilly and Co. CEO Randy Tobias writes about the tough decisions he made upon taking the post in 1993. One of the biggest was to focus research, enabling the company to develop fewer drugs faster. "We needed to...

Leagre Chandler faces an uncertain future: law firm has become focus of merger rumors.(Leagre Chandler & Millard LLP )
August 18, 2003... The future of one of the city's best-known law firms that built a reputation counseling high-growth companies is in flux. Leagre Chandler & Millard LLP has been at the center of rampant merger rumors within the legal community. The firm's...

New terminal to be national model in wake of 9/11: Indianapolis airport officials try to make facility a gateway to city and state while improving functionality.(Indianapolis International Airport's new midfield terminal)
August 18, 2003... Local dignitaries from almost every level of government and business gathered Aug. 14 at Union Station to watch the unveiling of the Indianapolis International Airport midfield terminal design. The $974 million project is also gaining a...

State bar group touts benefits of mediation: year-long campaign will target business associations.(Indiana State Bar Association backs option of mediation)
August 18, 2003... The Indiana State Bar Association wants employers to know the option of mediation exists when the threat of a lawsuit arises. So the ISBA's Alternative Dispute Resolution section has launched a campaign to tout the benefits of...

'Townhouses' may fill a void in hospice care: Visiting Nurse Service is raising money to build a home for the homeless.(Visiting Nurse Service Inc.'s new facility for terminally ill homeless people)
August 18, 2003... Visiting Nurse Service Inc. has raised more than half of the $5 million it needs to build and run a unique home designed to comfort terminally ill homeless people. The not-for-profit home health care system can count on $3.2 million so...

Plants pit IURC against utilities: PSI's request for preapproval puts regulators in tough spot.(Editorial)(selling electric utilities)
August 18, 2003... PSI Energy Inc.'s request of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission seems simple enough: Preapprove our potential purchase of merchant power plants. In practice, though, it puts the IURC in a sticky spot. The outcome could have a...

Scouting matches kids, careers.(Commentary)(Crossroads of America Council's Explorer program)
August 18, 2003... Missy Hinds is one of 535 young adults who sat last week for the Indiana State Bar Examination. Missy, who graduated this spring from the University of Michigan Law School, has firmly set her mind on a career in the practice of law. She will...

Literacy is ultimate development tool.(Eye On The Pie)(lowering government expenditures or cutting property taxes)
August 18, 2003... I cannot do it. I cannot write another column about property taxes. I want to, but I must control myself. I must not discuss the gullibility, the stupidity of a public that believes politicians are doing them a favor by lowering government...

What I did on my summer vacation.(Viewpoint)(bicentennial of Lewis and Clark expedition)
August 18, 2003... I've always been a Lewis and Clark buff. Starting last January and concluding in September 2006, our nation is celebrating the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Millions of people may travel some or all of The Lewis and Clark...

'Brain drain' fuss is all talk and no walk.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
August 18, 2003... Upon graduation from the University of Notre Dame in 1991, I moved to Los Angeles. "Back home again in Indiana" now for 2-1/2 years, my initial intrigue with Indiana's "brain drain" has become plain, old-fashioned annoyance. While endless...

Quit all the whining about property taxes.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
August 18, 2003... Thank you [Bruce Hetrick] for writing a sensible response to the new tax assessments [in the Aug. 11 issue]. Hopefully, it will lead others to think about the community that exists beyond their front doors. The only thing worse than...

Editorial on Unigov was on the money.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
August 18, 2003... Your [Aug. 11] editorial titled, "Local government is ripe for revamp" is right on target. An expansion of Unigov to eliminate waste, duplication and bureaucratic red tape is an essential first step to correcting some of the problems of central...

Can't afford taxes? Then why not move?(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
August 18, 2003... I just finished [Susan Williams' Aug. 4 column] on property taxes and how it impacts people living in older homes. I cannot help but have vociferous disagreement with your position. What you are saying is that there should be an advantage...

One Call Internet deserves high praise.(Letters)(outsourcing Web hosting and management)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... As a national e-tailer, Finish Line has traveled the Internet trends and emerged smarter and stronger for the experience. We've outsourced our Web hosting and management to the biggest names in the industry. We were grossly disappointed. We...

Not-for-profits need business training.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
August 18, 2003... I was pleased by the Aug. 4 stories about the impact of the non-profit world on Indiana's economy, and the juxtaposition of the article about the Kelley School of Business major in non-profit management. With more than 30 years of...

Charter schools ripe for 'venture' giving.(Letters)(Charter schools are public schools)
August 18, 2003... Philanthropists are often torn between buying fish and buying fishing poles. Until recently, however, philanthropists in public education had no such dilemma. Their options were limited. They would buy computers and create after-school...

Entrepreneurship can save economy.(Letters)
August 18, 2003... When looking at possible scenarios to boost Indiana's economy, there is agreement that we must become more entrepreneurial if we are to thrive in the hypercompetitive global economy. This leads to the big, tough question: Do we have resources...

UINDY fund raising going strong.(Education)(University of Indianapolis obtains $21 mn in 2002-03)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... University of Indianapolis raised $21 million in 2002-03, approaching the record set two years before. The private school launched its first-ever comprehensive campaign in 2000; contributions peaked at $21.8 million in 2000-01. Before 2000,...

New director at environmental office.(Environment)(Office of Environmental Adjudication)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Mary L. Davidsen has been appointed by Gov. Frank O'Bannon as the new director of the Office of Environmental Adjudication. The OEA is an independent agency created in 1995 to review decisions from the Indiana Department of Environmental...

Sport Graphics seems to buck downward trend for printers.(Manufacturing)(expanding into publishing)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... During a tumultuous time for area printers, Indianapolis-based Sport Graphics is expanding into publishing. Longtime Indiana Sports Corp. executive Brad Carlson has joined Sport Graphics as vice president of its new publishing division. ...

Nora Plaza luggage gift shop to close.(On The beat)(B.J. Perry Co. Inc.)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... B.J. Perry Co. Inc., a longtime fixture on the north-side retail scene, is closing its doors. Bernard Perry opened the small store in 1975 in the Nora Plaza shopping center to sell luggage, as well as gifts for weddings, bar mitzvahs and...

Indianapolis-based Interactive Motorsports & Entertainment Corp., which operates NASCAR Silicon Motor Speedways in malls nationwide, has formed a subsidiary that will coordinate the manufacture and sales of auto racing simulators.(Manufacturing)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Indianapolis-based Interactive Motor-sports & Entertainment Corp., which operates NASCAR Silicon Motor Speedways in malls nationwide, has formed a subsidiary that will coordinate the manufacture and sales of auto racing simulators. Race Car...

New WTHR reporter has Indy Star connection.(Media & Marketing)(Mary Milz, new free-lance reporter)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... WTHR-TV Channel 13 has signed on Mary Milz as a free-lance reporter to fill in for the departing Lisa Amin. Milz comes to Indianapolis from the NBC owned-and-operated station in San Jose, Calif. She also has experience as a television...

Indianapolis-based MZD Advertising has been retained to develop and implement a marketing campaign and handle media placement for Signature Brands Group.(Media & Marketing)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Indianapolis-based MZD Advertising has been retained to develop and implement a marketing campaign and handle media placement for Signature Brands Group. Signature Brands is a local private-label manufacturer that specializes in health and...

Indianapolis-based Creative Street Media Group has hired Mark Nisenbaum as director of development for the company's television division, Creative Street Entertainment.(Media & Marketing)(original television production unit)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Indianapolis-based Creative Street Media Group has hired Mark Nisenbaum as director of development for the company's television division, Creative Street Entertainment. Nisenbaum has more than 13 years' experience developing TV programs...

The Cube bags lunchtime.(Retail)(downtown food and entertainment complex)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... A downtown food and entertainment venue known as The Cube has ceased lunchtime operations to focus on attracting evening crowds. Mark Crouch, owner of Faux-Real Pizza, opened The Cube in July 2002 at 111 S. Meridian St., formerly the site...

IMS does another DVD deal.(Sports)(new Indianapolis Motor Speedway film)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Fans of NASCAR and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway can memories of the first 10 years of the Brickyard 400 through "A Decade at the Brickyard," an upcoming DVD release by NASCAR Images and Shoreline Media Group. The 2-1/2-mile oval has...

Indiana Sports Corp.(Sports)
August 18, 2003... The entry deadline for the 21st annual Corporate Challenge has been extended to Aug. 29. Hosted by Indiana Sports Corp., the Corporate Challenge offers a day's worth of competition for all ages and skill levels with everything from a 5K...

Hogs heading to Indianapolis.(Tourism)
August 18, 2003... About 10,000 Harley-Davidson owners and motorcycle enthusiasts are expected to converge on Indianapolis Aug. 24 as part of the famous bikemaker's 100th Anniversary Ride Home Tour. The nationwide pilgrimage ends in Milwaukee, the birthplace...

Wisconsin law allows electric grid to leave MISO.(Utilities)(new electronic market for electricity)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... A Wisconsin law signed Aug. 11 by Gov. Jim Doyle allows that state's American Transmission Co. to sever ties with the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Inc. in Cannel anytime it chooses, according to Bloomberg News. The law...

Crowe Chizek, Indianapolis office.(Accounting)(named Scott R. Nickerson a partner)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Scott R. Nickerson has been named a partner at Crowe Chizek, Indianapolis office.

Somerset.(Accounting)(announces various promotions)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Somerset has promoted the following: * Doug Fahrnow, senior manager, Assurance Services Group; *Janine Burkhart, senior manager, Construction and Design Group; * Chris Mayfield, supervisor, Construction and Design Group; and * Ed McQuire,...

Katz Sapper & Miller.(Accounting)(hired Steve Erwin as a staff accountant)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Steve Erwin has joined Katz Sapper & Miller as a staff accountant.

BKD.(Accounting)(announces various promotions)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... BKD has promoted the following: Ashley Thompson, senior, Research & Experimentation Credit; Amy Morton, supervisor, Audit; and Neal Wallace, Beth Pagett, and Scott Jacobson, seniors, Audit. Brott A. Schimanski has joined as manager, Financial...

Alerding & Co. LLC.(Accounting)(promoted Travis Hamilton to audit senior)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Travis Hamilton has been promoted to audit senior at Alerding & Co. LLC.

Blue & Co.(Accounting)(announces new hires)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Blue & Co. has added the following: Karon E. Perkins, senior consultant; Nanette Kelley, senior accountant; John E. Taylor, manager; and David E. Eisenmenger, research associate.

Borshoff Johnson Matthews.(Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations)(hired Ashley Perry as an account associate)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Ashley Perry has joined Borshoff Johnson Matthews as an account associate.

Old National.(Banking)(promoted Angela Everhart to cash management representative)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Angela Everhart has been promoted to cash management representative at Old National.

Republic Bank.(Banking)(appointed Joseph Harvey mortgage loan officer)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Joseph Harvey has been named mortgage loan officer at Republic Bank.

Bank One Commercial Finance.(Banking)(Jeff Pratt promoted to director and manager)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Jeff Pratt has been promoted to director and manager of Bank One Commercial Finance.

First Indiana Bank.(Banking)(Nicole Spears promoted to Allisonville Banking Center manager)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Nicole Spears has been promoted to Allisonville Banking Center manager at First Indiana Bank.

Business Lending, River Crossing office.(Banking)(Jim Brown named vice president and relationship manager)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Jim Brown has joined as vice president and relationship manager, Business Lending, River Crossing office.

Lincoln Federal Savings Bank.(Banking)(named Sharon Durham branch manager)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Sharon Durham has joined Lincoln Federal Savings Bank as branch manager for the Mooresville market.

Madison County Community Alliances to promote education.(Civic/Not-For-Profit)(Diana Haggerty-Cooper, new program director)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Diana Haggerty-Cooper has been named program director of the Madison County Community Alliances to Promote Education "Young Readers for Success" initiative.

United Way of Central Indiana.(Civic/Not-For-Profit)(Jacqueline Votapek joined the community services staff as an impact council coordinator)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Jacqueline Votapek has joined the community services staff as an impact council coordinator at the United Way of Central Indiana.

Fine Arts Society of Indianapolis.(Civic/Not-For-Profit)(new members)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Mary Jo Showley, Carpenter GMAC Real Estate, and Gordon Wishard, Ice Miller, have joined the Fine Arts Society of Indianapolis.

Madame Walker Urban Life Center.(Civic/Not-For-Profit)(Al Aldridge joins board of directors)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Al Aldridge, Bright House Networks, has been named to the board of directors for the Madame Walker Urban Life Center.

The Pilgrimage Center Inc.(Civic/Not-For-Profit)(Randall R. Fearnow, new president of board of directors)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Randall R. Fearnow, Krieg DeVault LLP, has been named president of the Board of Directors of The Pilgrimage Center Inc. Other officers elected are Cynthia Ridgeway, vice president; Elaine Adams, secretary; and Rev. Alan Goertemiller, treasurer....

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis.(Civic/Not-For-Profit)(announces appointments)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Glenn White has joined The Children's Museum of Indianapolis as director of Youth Programs and Community Events. * Richard Gordon has been named the director of Community Initiatives. * Chrystal Struben-Hall has been named the...

Apartment industry facing taxing times: landlords cope with higher property reassessments, low mortgage rates that make homes more affordable.(Focus: commercial real estate)(low demand for rental units)
August 18, 2003... For the local apartment industry, 2003 is taking on Biblical proportions. Already plagued with stubbornly low demand for rental units, more expensive insurance premiums and higher utility costs, landlords now must cope with soaring...

96th Street a hotbed for development: bridge over White River has tutned road into major artery, but traffic counts are far exceeding expectations.(Focus: commercial real estate)
August 18, 2003... Connecting Castleton, Fishers and Cannel, the 96th Street bridge built over White River in 1998 opened a floodgate of east-west traffic and ignited a flurry of development that continues today. "Before that bridge went in, the area was...

REITs raising more through offerings.(Focus: commercial real estate)(U.S. real estate investment trusts get $1.4 bn in preferred stock in 2Q)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... U.S. real estate investment trusts raised about $1.4 billion in preferred stock in the second quarter, almost as much as the previous four quarters combined, as companies took advantage of falling interest rates. Companies collectively...

Indianapolis, national office vacancy rates on the rise: city sees slight improvement downtown, but suburban markets continue to see occupancy numbers decline.(Focus: commercial real estate)(overall office vacancy rate increase to 18.7%)
August 18, 2003... Office vacancy rates in Indianapolis rose in the second quarter, mirroring those in markets across the country. Real estate experts said corporate downsizing has lessened the demand for space. In Indianapolis, according to statistics from...

Developers look for real estate gold in the inner city: sense of purpose helps turn eyesores into profit.(Focus: commercial real estate)(remodeling homes)
August 18, 2003... Patrick Dubach's first project as president of The ReDevelopment Group was a real beauty. The house at Oriental and Sturm streets on the near-east side was a turn-of-the-century Victorian-style wonder with a turret. Sure, it had some major...

Windrose finishes $6.5M purchase of medical center.(Focus: commercial real estate)(Windrose Medical Properties Trust)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Indianapolis-based Windrose Medical Properties Trust has purchased an Illinois medical office building for $6.5 million, the company announced Aug. 13. Windrose, a specialty medical-properties real estate investment trust, bought a...

Businesses walloped with higher tax bills, too: fewer public complaints, but protest marked by appeals.(Focus: commercial real estate)(Indianapolis-area commercial real estate market)
August 18, 2003... Like homeowners, owners of Indianapolis-area commercial real estate are seeing higher property tax bills. In general, their tax hikes under the new reassessment aren't as high as what homeowners are coping with, and they're not as vocal, but...

Small industrial market continues to struggle: recovery trails more robust demand for bulk space.(Focus: commercial real estate)
August 18, 2003... After a brief lull in 2002, the local market for large industrial space has regained its footing. But smaller industrial product--space that covers less than 50,000 square feet--is struggling for traction as the economy slowly recovers. ...

Retailers targeting growing Fort Harrison market: residential, office growth increase traffic counts, demand for restaurants.(Focus: commercial real estate)(residential and retail growth)
August 18, 2003... Steady residential growth, better roads and a new bridge have ignited a retail boom in the Fort Benjamin Harrison area and started Lawrence on the way to forming its first downtown. Developers say the addition of 1,100 residences at the...

U.S. 2Q construction spending strengthens after adjustment.(Focus: commercial real estate)
August 18, 2003... The U.S. Commerce Department said it underestimated second-quarter construction spending, one of the components used to determine how fast the economy is growing, because of a mistake in its procedure. "A processing error was discovered...

U.S. retail sales surge, led by autos, clothes: indicators may mean economy on road to recovery.(Focus: commercial real estate)
August 18, 2003... Bloomberg News U.S. retail sales rose in July by the most in four months, led by purchases of automobiles, clothing and electronic goods, the government reported. The report provided evidence the economy may pick up speed during the rest...

Distribution offers high-tech opportunities to Indiana.(Voices From The Industry)
August 18, 2003... Indiana has long touted itself as the Crossroads of America. With 65 percent of the U.S. population within one day's drive, this rings true from a physical sense. Even the 2000 U.S. census placed America's geographic population center directly...

Evaluating an economic development consulting firm.(Voices From The Industry)(working with governmental agencies)
August 18, 2003... Turning to outside consultants for assistance in economic development matters continues to be a major thrust in both the public and private sectors these days. Consultants can be especially helpful in evaluating regions and states under...

Federal tax cuts create winners, losers in real estate.(Voices From The Industry)(2003 Jobs and Growth Tax Relief and Reconciliation Act)
August 18, 2003... On May 28, President Bush signed a $350 billion tax cut package, and taxpayers already are beginning to see the first, benefits of the third-largest tax cut in history. The primary components of the 2003 Jobs and Growth Tax Relief and...

REITs can provide diversity to an investment portfolio.(Voices From The Industry)(real estate investment trusts are evaluated)
August 18, 2003... If you're seeking to diversify your portfolio by adding a real estate component, but don't have the capital needed to purchase real estate directly, there is still a way to participate in this market--a real estate investment trust. What...

Largest Indianapolis-area Industrial Parks (1).(Focus: commercial real estate)(ranked by rentable square feet)(Illustration)
August 18, 2003... Largest Indianapolis-Area Industrial Parks (1) (Ranked by rentable square feet (2)) RANK RENTABLE 2002 PARK SOUARE FEET (2) rank ...

Indianapolis multi-tenant office vacancy statistics.(Focus: commercial real estate)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Indianapolis Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy Statistics second quarter 2003, by submarket Vacancy rate 2Q 2003 1Q 2003 2Q 2002 Downtown office...

Is there danger looming for the real estate market? Trouble might be ahead, but most signs are positive.(Voices From The Industry)(alternatives to traditional stock market investment)
August 18, 2003... A year ago, IBJ published a column I wrote titled, "Real estate looking good to investors." After a year of investors enthusiastically seeking alternatives to traditional stock market investments, clearly real estate has in fact been looking...

Power & Sons Construction Co. Inc.(Construction)(hired Jay Beranek and Frank Obie III as senior project managers)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Jay Beranek and * Frank Obie III have joined Power & Sons Construction Co. Inc. as senior project managers.

Wurster Construction.(Construction)(announces promotion of Matt Springman and hiring of Michelle Michalke)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Wurster Construction has promoted * Matt Springman to project manager, Healthcare Services Division. * Michelle Michalke has joined as executive administrative assistant.

Cathedral High School.(Education)(appointed Ramona Ridley Powell director of Diversity and assistant director of Enrollment Management)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Ramona Ridley Powell has joined Cathedral High School as director of Diversity and assistant director of Enrollment Management.

Independent Colleges of Indiana Inc.(Education)(Martha Havener, new program manager of student accounts)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Martha Havener has joined Independent Colleges of Indiana Inc. as program bursar-manager of student accounts for the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program. Karine Huys has been promoted to program officer for the Lilly Endowment...

Smith Barney.(Finance)(named Michael Mullen a senior investment management specialist)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Michael Mullen has joined Smith Barney as a senior investment management specialist.

Indiana Members Credit Union.(Finance)(Trent Qualkinbush promoted to assistant vice president, Information Services)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Trent Qualkinbush has been promoted to assistant vice president, Information Services, at the Indiana Members Credit Union.

Urology of Indiana LLC.(Health Care)(Jason K. Sprunger, M.D. joins staff)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Jason K. Sprunger, M.D., has joined Urology of Indiana LLC.

Women's Health Partnership P.C.(Health Care)(named David J. Kenley, M.D. president and chairman of the board)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... David J. Kenley, M.D. has been named president and chairman of the Board of Directors at Women's Health Partnership P.C.

Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana.(Health Care)(named Lance Trexler program director for Neurobehavioral Services)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Lance Trexler has joined the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana as program director for Neurobehavioral Services.

Humana-Indiana.(Health Care)(named Veronica Martin vice president of sales)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Veronica L. Martin has been named vice president of sales for Humana-Indiana market operations.

Farm Bureau Insurance.(Insurance)(announces new hires and promotions)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... Farm Bureau Insurance has added the following: * Don Pfahler, director of Auditing and Consulting Services; and * Jim Putka, director of Property and Casualty Operations, Information Systems Division. * John Jenkins transfers to the Life...

Katz & Korin P.C.(Law)(Christopher T. Lane joins firm as an associate)(Brief Article)
August 18, 2003... * Christopher T. Lane has joined Katz & Korin P.C. as an associate.