• Karen Smith has been appointed as the new president of Eagle Gate College's Layton campus. Smith has nearly 20 years of experience in higher education. She previously was director of Columbia College's Salt Lake City campus, and her career also includes time at the University of Utah and Utah Career College.
• Blake Van Roosendaal has been named vice president of finance and Jeremy Hudson and Jonathan Biesinger have been hired as project managers at Big-D Construction Corp. Van Roosendaal has been with the company for six years as the financial controller. He will oversee financial reporting, budgeting, job costing and accounting practices. His education includes degrees from the University of Utah. Hudson has spent 12 years in the construction industry, with job experience in estimating and project management at several firms around the country. Biesinger is a project manager in the company's Lindon office. He has eight years of experience in the construction industry. His education includes a degree from Brigham Young University.
• Alison Sheffield has been appointed marketing manager at the Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau. She is responsible for coordinating and overseeing numerous aspects of the bureau's marketing efforts and programs. She has served in marketing, communications and public relations roles with other agencies in Salt Lake City.
• Bill Farley, an agent in the Bountiful/South Davis office of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, has been reappointed by the Governor's Office to the State Board of Financial Institutions. He was served on the board since first appointed in July 2003. Farley and his business partner and wife, Teresa, have more than 20 years of combined experience in the real estate industry.
• Jenn Titus has been promoted to marketing manager at Beehive Credit Union. She previously was marketing specialist. She will have increased responsibility for planning and executing promotions and special events, as well as some supervisory duties. She has worked at Beehive for more than seven years, and her education includes a degree from the University of Utah.
• Brian Brand has been named manager of the new State Street branch of America First Credit Union. Brand started with the credit union in 1999 as a teller at the Midvale Harmons branch. In July 2000, he went to the Salt Lake City Metro branch and became a loan officer. He has served as lead teller, assistant manager and most recently as the manager of the Spanish Fork Macey's branch.
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