• Nathan Anderson has been promoted to senior vice president of marketing and sales at Mountain America Credit Union. Anderson has worked for the credit union for three years, starting as the vice president of sales then moving to vice president of marketing and sales. As the senior vice president of marketing and sales, he will lead the marketing, advertising and sales initiatives for the credit union.
• Jim B. Butler, a shareholder in Parsons Behle & Latimer's environmental, energy and natural resources department, has been appointed to the board of trustees of the Northwest Mining Association. He will serve a three-year term. Butler, who practices in the firm's Salt Lake City and Reno offices, concentrates his practice on natural resources and environmental law and litigation. His education includes degrees from the University of Utah.• Matt Maxwell has been promoted at Richter7 to creative director for Web marketing. Hired in May 2006 as interactive designer and promoted to associate creative director, Maxwell will continue to be involved in Web design while taking on the challenge of teaching, training and assisting with interactive new business efforts.
• Bryce Peterson has been named assistant vice president of Ogden-based Goldenwest Federal Credit Union. Peterson has 13 years of experience in the financial service industry, including six years with Goldenwest. He most recently served as manager of the Farr West branch. In his new responsibilities, Peterson will oversee operations, business development and training at five branch locations, including the South Valley branch in Herriman and the new St. George office scheduled to open in 2008. He will continue to originate mortgage loans from Goldenwest's corporate office in Ogden.
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