People

AIDS Service Center (Pasadena, Calif.): Appointed Dia Anthony, manager of housing and transportation, to be director of programs and services; Ines Casados, fiscal administrator for the youth department at the LA Gay & Lesbian Center (Los Angeles), to be director of finance and administration; and Lee Werbel, acting director of development and communications, to be director of development and communications.

Alameda County Community Food Bank (Oakland, Calif.): Appointed Suzan W. Bateson, executive director of the Volunteer Center of Contra Costa (Walnut Creek, Calif.), to be executive director.

Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (Washington): Appointed Michele Duchin, Web-site editor and research coordinator at the Center for the Advancement of Health (Washington), to be director of member services and applied research, and Rhonda Simmons, meeting and education manager at the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (Silver Spring, Md.), to be meeting manager.

America’s Second Harvest (Chicago): Appointed Robert H. Forney, president and chief executive officer of the Chicago Stock Exchange, to be president and chief executive officer. He succeeds Deborah Leff, who announced her resignation late last year and is now director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library (Boston).

American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (Washington): Appointed Margaret Edgell Core, vice president of marketing and organizational development at the Consumer Electronics Association (Arlington, Va.), to be director of marketing; Douglas D. Pace, president of the Tennessee American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (Nashville), to be director of assisted living and continuing care; and Sharon C. Sullivan, assistant vice president of education and conference services, to be vice president of education and conference services.

American Civil Liberties Union (New York): Appointed Anthony D. Romero, director of human rights and international cooperation at the Ford Foundation (New York), to be executive director, effective in September. He will succeed Ira Glasser, who is retiring.

American Forests (Washington): Appointed Steven M. Walsh, director of sales, to be director of corporate development.

Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts (Hartford, Conn.): Appointed David R. Fay, executive director of the Pantages Theatre (Toronto) and president of the Canadian production division of the SFX Theatrical Group (New York), to be executive director and chief executive officer. He succeeds Douglas C. Evans, who resigned in July 2000; Ronna Reynolds, managing director, has been serving as interim executive director.

California Institute of Integral Studies (San Francisco): Appointed Nancy Ross, director of public relations at New York Botanical Gardens, to be director of communications and public relations.

Catholic Health Association of the United States (St. Louis): Appointed Peter M. Leibold, executive vice president and chief executive officer at the American Health Lawyers Association (Washington), to be senior vice president for advocacy and public policy, based in the Washington office.

Children’s Hospital Medical Center of Akron (Ohio): Appointed John M. Fay, director of development and campaign director for the National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institution (Washington), to be vice president of development and executive director of the Akron Children’s Hospital Foundation.

Counseling Services (Saco, Me.): Appointed Elena Brandt, director of development and community relations at Southern Maine Technical College (Portland), to be director of development and community relations.

EngenderHealth (New York): Appointed Maurice Middleberg, director of health and population at CARE (Atlanta), to be executive vice president. EngenderHealth, previously known as AVSC International, provides reproductive-health training and services worldwide.

Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta): Appointed Alisa M. Smallwood, director of development at WCBU Radio at Bradley U. (Peoria, Ill.), to be director of development for the Robert Ferst Center for the Arts.

Hale House (New York): Announced the resignations of Lorraine E. Hale, co-founder, president, and chief executive officer, and Jesse DeVore, director of public relations and also Ms. Hale’s husband. Edna Wells Handy, director of the Legal Skills Center (New York), has been appointed acting executive director. This group offers care to children born addicted to alcohol or drugs or born infected with H.I.V., or whose mothers are incarcerated.

Hudson Institute (Indianapolis): Appointed Gary L. Geipel, a senior fellow, to be vice president and chief operating officer, and Kenneth R. Weinstein, director of the Washington office, also to be vice president.

Humane Society of the United States (Washington): Appointed Jan Martin, director of major and planned gifts at the American Heart Association (Dallas), to be director of development and donor relations.

Illinois Facilities Fund (Chicago): Appointed Elizabeth Evans, director of public policy and research, to be director of public policy and communications, and J.B. Miller, senior consultant of marketing at Mennonite Mutual Aid (Goshen, Ind.), to be director of development. This charity provides real-estate loans and other financial services for community-development activities.

Iona College (New Rochelle, N.Y.): Appointed Richard Petriccione, athletics director, to be vice president for advancement and external affairs.

James Madison U. (Harrisonburg, Va.): Appointed Iris Allen Wilson, associate campaign director at Hampton U. (Va.), to be assistant vice president for corporate and foundation relations.

Jewish Federation of Greater Washington: Appointed Misha Galperin, chief operating officer at UJAFederation of New York, to be executive vice president, effective June 16. He succeeds Ted B. Farber, who resigned to start a consultancy.

Long Island Museum of American Art, History & Carriages (Stony Brook, N.Y.): Appointed Jacqueline Day, director of the Adirondack Museum (Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.), to be president and chief executive officer.

Loyola U. Medical Center (Maywood, Ill.): Appointed Mary Boivin-McGhee, director of major gifts, to be executive director of leadership and major gifts, and Beth Carona, director of major gifts at Children’s Memorial Foundation (Chicago), to be associate vice president of development.

Monterey Institute of International Studies (Calif.): Appointed Donna Batcho, corporate-relations officer at the United States Fund for Unicef (New York), to be director of foundation and corporate relations.

National Lekotek Center (Evanston, Ill.): Appointed Helen Hilken McCarthy, executive director of the Childcare Network of Evanston, to be executive director.

Operation Smile (Norfolk, Va.): Appointed Janet V. Green, chief operating officer at the Cancer Research Foundation of America (Alexandria, Va.), to be chief executive officer. Operation Smile organizes volunteer medical teams to perform reconstructive surgery on children with facial deformities in the United States and developing countries.

Rebuilding Together with Christmas in April (Washington): Appointed Calli Schmidt, a consultant based in Washington, to be director of communications for this group previously known as Christmas in April.

Albert B. Sabin Vaccine Institute (New Canaan, Conn.): Appointed Don L. Douglas, country director and Asia regional adviser based in the Jakarta, Indonesia, office of the Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (Seattle), to be president and chief executive.

SkillsUSAVICA (Leesburg, Va.): Appointed Timothy W. Lawrence, director of business and industry partnerships, to be executive director. The group also appointed Eric V. Gearhart, senior development officer, to be director of business and industry partnerships, and Ada M. Kranenberg, program manager, to be program director for SkillsUSA Championships.

U. of Texas Health Science Center at Houston: Appointed Jerre Iversen, executive director of development at the Yale U. School of Medicine (New Haven, Conn.), to be vice president for development.

U. of Wyoming (Laramie): Appointed Charles A. Jerden, former executive associate director of development at the Indiana U. School of Medicine (Indianapolis), to be director of major giving.

United Way of King County (Seattle): Appointed Karen M. Porterfield, director of development at the Salvation Army in Seattle, to be vice president of community campaigns.

World Relief (Wheaton, Ill.): Appointed Nancy Smith, a recent recipient of master’s degrees in theology and divinity from the Trinity Evangelical Divinity School at Trinity International U. (Deerfield, Ill.), to be chief financial officer.

GRANT MAKERS

Casey Family Programs (Seattle): Appointed Tom Keeney, chief financial officer for information technologies at Qwest Communications International (Denver), to be executive vice president of administration and chief financial officer.

Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan (Detroit): Appointed Kim-Lan Trinh, finance specialist for the Asia Pacific region of international finance at DaimlerChrysler Corporation and administrator of the Chrysler Fund (Auburn Hills, Mich.), to be senior program officer.

Denver Foundation: Appointed P.J. D’Amico, executive director of Boys Hope Girls Hope of Colorado (Denver), to be a program officer, succeeding Patrick Horvath, who now will serve as the program officer for the Strengthening Neighborhoods Initiative.

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (Seattle): Appointed Joe Cerrell, senior public-relations manager at Real Networks (Seattle), to be director of public affairs, and Trevor Neilson, director of public affairs, to be director of special projects.

BOARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS

California Community Foundation (Los Angeles): Elected Jane B. Eisner, president of the Eisner Foundation (Beverly Hills, Calif.), to be a member of the Board of Governors.

Council on Foundations (Washington): Elected the following to its Board of Directors: Caroline Boitano, executive director of the Bank of America Foundation (San Francisco); Sanford R. Cardin, executive director of the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation (Tulsa, Okla.); Allan D. Gilmour, a member of the Board of Trustees of the Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan (Detroit); Ronald McKinley, a member of the Board of Directors at the Headwaters Fund (Minneapolis); Penelope McPhee, vice president and chief program officer at the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation (Miami); Kathryn E. Merchant, president and chief executive officer of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation; and Karl Stauber, president of the Northwest Area Foundation (St. Paul).

Rockefeller Foundation (New York): Elected the Rev. Canon Frederick Boyd Williams, rector of the Church of the Intercession (New York) and chairman of the board of Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement (New York), to be a trustee.

CONSULTANTS AND OTHERS

Alford Group (Chicago): Appointed James M. Greenfield, former senior vice president for resource development at the Hoag Memorial Presbyterian Hospital and executive director of the Hoag Hospital Foundation (Newport Beach, Calif.), to be senior associate vice president, based in the San Diego office.

Grizzard (Atlanta): Appointed Clifford Marshall, assistant director of development and director of annual giving at the Salvation ArmyMetropolitan Division in Chicago, to be account manager, based in the Chicago office, for Canada’s Salvation Army.

Kintera (San Diego): Appointed Matthew Russo, director of business development at Gateway (San Diego), to be vice president of channel development, and Scott Zimmer, director of finance at Complexions Rx (San Diego), to be vice president of administration and finance.

MultiState Associates (Alexandria, Va.): Appointed Michelle W. Gutberlet, an account executive at Hauck & Associates (Washington), to be director of association management services at this government-relations group.