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Wyeth, Madison, N.J., promoted Michael Kamarck to president of Technical Operations & Product Supply at the drug company's Collegeville corporate complex. He had been executive vice president of TO&PS, responsible for biotechnology and pharmaceutical operations at 13 international sites. Kamarck succeeds Charles Portwood, who has been appointed executive president of TO&PS Operational Excellence.
Wyeth, Madison, N.J., promoted
Michael Kamarck
to president of Technical Operations & Product Supply at the drug company's Collegeville corporate complex. He had been executive vice president of TO&PS, responsible for biotechnology and pharmaceutical operations at 13 international sites. Kamarck succeeds
Charles Portwood
, who has been appointed executive president of TO&PS Operational Excellence.
Eurand N.V., an Amsterdam specialty pharmaceutical company, said it had appointed
Ruth Thieroff-Ekerdt
to the new position of chief medical officer of Eurand Pharmaceuticals Inc. She will be based in the company's Yardley, Pa., office. Thieroff-Ekerdt had been vice president, global clinical and medical affairs.
The Philadelphia office of Protiviti Inc., a business consulting and internal audit firm, said that
Scott Laliberte
had been promoted to managing director. He had been a director.
Peter's Place, a Radnor center for grieving children and families, named
Melissa Ingersoll
executive director. She was previously at the law firm of Royer & Associates in King of Prussia.
Buckeye Partners L.P., a Breinigsville operator of pipeline systems, named
Keith E. St. Clair
senior vice president and chief financial officer of Buckeye GP L.L.C., the general partner of the partnership. Most recently, St. Clair was executive vice president and chief financial officer of Magnum Coal Co.
Wolfson Verrichia Group Inc. said
Colin McKeon
had joined the Plymouth Meeting real estate development and management firm as vice president, real estate. McKeon had been vice president of real estate and construction for SuperValu Inc.
George Brunner
was named chief technology officer at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Brunner had lead IT teams within Johnson & Johnson's consumer division.
The Philadelphia Workforce Development Corp. named
Daisy D. Rosa
vice president, E.A.R.N (Employment, Advancement and Retention Network) Operations, overseeing a $55 million system established by the Pennsylvania Department of Welfare designed to help more than 15,000 welfare recipients move to economic self-sufficiency. Rosa had been senior director of Research & Data, also within the Transitional Workforce Division at PWDC.
The McIntyre Group, a Cherry Hill insurance brokerage, promoted
Adrian Miles
to vice president of marketing from director, client services, and
James Walker
from senior marketing executive to vice president of sales.