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CORPORATE LADDER Continued from Page 7 joined the real estate firm as director of marketing. She was previously director of marketing at Cooper Robertson & Partners. Robert Becker, 49, joined as senior leasing manager for 1 World Trade Center. He was previously a transaction and investment executive at Bank of America. Rocco Romeo, 37, joined as senior leasing manager. He was previously senior vice president at SJP Properties. ID Media: Laurie Larson, 41, joined as senior vice president and director of media strategy. She was previously group media director at G2. Bonnier Corp.: Eric Zinczenko, 44, was promoted to executive vice president of the newly formed Bonnier Men’s Group. He was previously vice president and group publisher of Bonnier’s Outdoor Group. AMC Networks: Marie Moore, 35, was promoted to senior vice president, public relations, at the cable television company. She was previously vice president. Jaime Saberito, 35, was promoted to vice president, corporate communications, a newly created position. She was previously director, corporate communications. Comedy Central: Renata Luczak, 36, was promoted to vice president, communications, at the network. She was previously director, corporate communications. CNN Worldwide: Ramon Escobar, 43, joined the network as vice president of talent recruitment and development. He was previously executive vice president of network news at Telemundo. Foursquare: Rob Wilk, 39, joined the social-media company as vice president of sales. He was previously senior director, search account management, at Yahoo. Quartz: S. Mitra Kalita, 35, joined the business news brand as commentary editor. She was previously senior special writer at The Wall Street Journal. Euny Hong, 39, joined as lifestyle editor. She was previously Web editor for France 24. Truveris Inc.: Andrew Munroe, 50, joined the software maker as vice president, legal and compliance, a newly created position. He was previously vice president and counsel at Medco Health Solutions Inc. The Week Publications Inc.: Steven Mumford, 43, joined the news brand as account manager of its sales team. He was previously a principal at SullivanMumford. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett: Jonathan Lindabury, 39, joined the law firm as senior counsel, a newly created position. He was previously vice president and associate general counsel at Goldman Sachs. Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason Anello and Bohrer: Benjamin Fischer, 37, was promoted to partner at the litigation firm. He was previously counsel. Troutman Sanders: Louis J. DelJuidice, 41, joined the law firm as a partner. He was previously a partner at McDermott Will & Emery. —eva saviano 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. TISHMAN CONSTRUCTION BUILDS A BRAND BEFORE TISHMAN CONSTRUCTION CORP. was acquired by AECOM in 2010, the New York company won local business based on the strength of its reputation. Deals were often sealed with a handshake. AECOM’s purchase turned Tishman into a global enterprise virtually overnight, said Tishman Chief Executive Dan McQuade. Tara McAdam Kassal, 40, Tishman’s new chief of marketing, will help lead the construction company into national and international territory. “Our old approach to marketing was just creating proposals,” said Mr. McQuade. “Tara will help us make it a whole other caliber, more strategic.” Ms. Kassal, who was senior vice president of marketing at Lend Lease and vice president of marketing at Tishman before her promotion, will be responsible for building awareness of the Tishman/AECOM corporate brand and earning first-time business in growing areas, such as health-care-facility and data-center construction. Tishman/AECOM will move into public-sector projects and public-private partnerships. And with its added engineering and architectural resources, Mr. McQuade said, it will be able to curate projects from design through construction. “Now we have access to a vast array of leading-edge professionals,” Ms. Kassal said. “We offer better service on a broader platform. It can only bring greater value to our clients here in New York.” —EVA SAVIANO DON’T JUST FLY FROM THE AIRPORT. FLY THROUGH IT. Your arrival time has never been this close to your departure time. Our dedicated shuttle terminal at LGA lets you board just ﬁve fast minutes before our hourly ﬂights to Boston, Chicago, and Washington, DC. Which means you can travel as fast in the airport as you do in the air. DELTA .COM/NYC Flights operate hourly on weekdays between 6am and 9pm. See delta.com/shuttle for ﬂight schedules. Service may be operated by Delta Connection® carrier Shuttle America dba Delta Shuttle.® 8 | Crain’s New York Business | October 8, 2012 http://www.DELTA.COM/NYC http://www.DELTA.COM/NYC http://www.delta.com/shuttle http://www.crainsnewyork.com/section/

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Crains New York - October 8, 2012

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

Crains New York - October 8, 2012