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EXECUTIVE PROMOTIONS The fastest way to get an announcement into Crain’s is to submit online. Fill out the form at www.crainsnewyork.com/section/ executive_moves. The Executive Moves column is also available online. ©2012 Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. Ad: Arnell Group Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems, effective Aug. 15. He is the Thomas R. Brown endowed professor of management and technology at the University of Arizona. Morrison & Foerster: Larren Nashelsky, 45, was elected chair at the law firm, effective in October. He is a bankruptcy partner at the firm. Doremus: Nathan Dube, 34, joined the advertising and marketing firm as management supervisor, a newly created position. He was previously management supervisor at Tribal DDB. Solomon Ganz, 32, joined as management supervisor, a newly created position. He was previously management supervisor at Dentsu. Everyday Health Inc.: Ju-Don Roberts, 41, was promoted to general manager and senior vice president of the digital health company. She was previously editor in chief and vice president of news and audience development at EverydayHealth.com. Condé Nast: Judy Safir, 49, was promoted to senior vice president for finance. She was previously senior executive director for finance and media services. Pat Connolly, 37, was promoted to vice president for marketing solutions. He was previously senior executive director and head of strategy at Ideactive. Josh Stinchcomb, 39, was promoted to vice president for corporate partnerships. He was previously vice president for digital sales. Carat USA: Michael Vitti, 41, joined the media communications firm as senior vice president and group director, data and analytics. He was previously chief data officer at Repucom International. Intersport & 20 West Productions: Andy Meyer, 39, joined the sports marketing company as senior vice president of strategic development, a newly created position. He was previously vice president of original programming, at Versus. The Lightstone Group: Brendan McLaughlin, 45, joined the real estate developer as senior vice president of central sales in the securities division. He was previously senior vice president at Thompson National Properties. Matt Peoples, 38, joined as vice president of national accounts in the securities division. He was previously regional vice president at Thompson National Properties. Josh Rubinger, 29, joined as vice president of national accounts in the securities division. He was previously senior vice president of national accounts at Thompson National Properties. Huddle Inc.: Andra Marx, 52, joined the content-management and collaboration platform as vice president of enterprise sales, Americas, a newly created position. She was previously vice president and sales manager at Intralinks. Arkadium Inc.: Stephen Jarrett, 40, joined the games creator as vice president of game design, a newly created position. He was previously director of game design at Nickelodeon. Halstead Property: Pat Serby Hoxter, 57, joined the real estate brokerage as vice president. She was previously associate broker at Prudential Douglas Elliman. Jennifer Lauren Hoxter, 33, joined as licensed real estate salesperson. She was previously sales associate at Prudential Douglas Elliman. Valley National Bank: Andrew Hulse, 61, joined as vice president and New York health care financial services team leader. He was previously senior credit officer at Bank of New York. Ennead Architects: Guy Maxwell, 46, was promoted to partner. He was previously associate partner. Thomas Wong, 43, was promoted to partner. He was previously associate partner. —emily laermer CORPORATE LADDER STARTUP BLUEFIN REELS IN CHIEF EXECUTIVE AFTER SPENDING more than a decade working for ad agencies, J.P. Maheu will return to the startup world as chief executive at Bluefin Labs. He will lead the social TV analytics company as it enters its next phase of growth. “Most of the innovation, creativity and new initiatives in the [marketing] industry come from startups,” said Mr. Maheu, 48, who spent six years working for Razorfish in its early days, including two as chief executive. “I want to be there, with the startups, creating, innovating and contributing to the science of marketing.” Most recently, Mr. Maheu was chief executive at Publicis Modem, the digital marketing arm of Publicis Worldwide, and chief digital officer at Ogilvy & Mather. He said his experience working for these large agencies has prepared him well for his role at Bluefin Labs because one of his tasks will be helping to sell data and solutions to these types of agencies. —EMILY LAERMER KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. PASS IT ON. I’m saving $10 a month on my energy bill with my new energy efﬁcient A/C. Con Edison’s online energy calculators help you estimate savings from energy efﬁciency upgrades. Go to My Energy Toolkit at conEd.com Home Energy Calculator Television Calculator Programmable Thermostat Cooling Paperless Billing Appliance Calculator CFL Lighting Programmable Thermostat Heating LEARN MORE facebook.com/powerofgreen August 13, 2012 | Crain’s New York Business | 9 http://www.EverydayHealth.com http://www.conEd.com http://www.conEd.com http://www.crainsnewyork.com/section/ http://www.facebook.com/powerofgreen

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Table of Contents
IN THE BOROUGHS
IN THE MARKETS
THE INSIDER
BUSINESS PEOPLE
CORPORATE LADDER
OPINION
GREG DAVID
REAL ESTATE DEALS
FROM AROUND THE CITY
REPORT: SMALL BUSINESS
THE LIST
CLASSIFIEDS
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
SOURCE LUNCH
OUT AND ABOUT
SNAPS

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