Noel Olinger has accepted a position with The John Maneely Corporation in Cleveland , Ohio as Human Resource Business Partner, specifically the Wheatland Tube Division. There are two divisions to the company Wheatland Tube and Atlas Tube. Noel’s span of control is 9 facilities with a direct reporting line to the Corporate VP of Human Resources in Cleveland and dotted line to the President of The Wheatland Tube Division.

Matt Mustachio has accepted a position with Package Development Company in Rockaway, New Jersey , he will be responsible for all logistical initiatives within the company’s packaging and distribution areas.

Carol P. King joined North Carolina-based Family Dollar Stores, Inc., as its Director of Lease Administration responsible for supervising 30 personnel and managing leases for more than 5,500 stores across the United States. Family Dollar Stores is the nation's #2 dollar store (behind Dollar General) with 42,000 employees and $58 million in sales in 2005.

John T. Mazzola was recently chosen as the new Executive Director for the Albany (Georgia) Civic Center complex consisting of a 10,000-seat arena, a 974-seat historic auditorium, and a 2,500-seat riverside amphitheatre and festival park. Mazzola is recognized as a Certified Facilities Executive by the International Association of Assembly Managers.

Gene D’Amore has joined Shriners Hospitals for Children as corporate CIO for all 22 national and international pediatric specialty hospitals. For over 80 years, Shriners Hospitals for Children have provided some of the best medical care in the world, totally free of charge, to approximately 770,000 children with orthopaedic problems, severe burns, and spinal cord injuries.

Kevin O’Connell has accepted a position as Operations Manager for Wal-Mart’s 1.6 million square foot, 1,300-employee, 24x7 regional distribution center in Brooksville, Florida. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is the world's largest retailer, with more than $285 billion in sales in FY 2005 and employing over 1.7 million associates worldwide through more than 5,700 facilities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Asia, Europe, and South America. It is also among Florida’s largest private employers, with more than 89,000 employees.

Julia Bailey, JD, recently joined Honeywell as Assistant General Counsel, International Transactions and Compliance with Corporate Law and Government Relations located in Washington, DC. Honeywell, which employs more than 100,000 individuals in 95 countries, is a diversified technology and manufacturing leader, providing aerospace products/services, control technologies for buildings, homes and industry, automotive products, and turbochargers to customers worldwide.

Tom Konitzer has recently accepted a position as the Vice President of Home Healthcare Services for MGA, a medical staffing company (technical contracting, nursing services, and direct hire placement) based in Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. Konitzer will head the home healthcare division and all branches nationwide.

Martin D. Wasoff was named Vice President Business Development for AlliKristé Fine Cabinetry & Design, Inc., located on the west coast of Florida. AlliKristé was founded in 1995 as a high-end, custom cabinetry design company, and in 2000, combined high-quality, custom design with a state-of-the-art operations center to better meet the demands of its clients.

Austin Mason was named Director of Finance for Cultural Experiences Abroad, an Arizona-based organization that provides study abroad programs in Europe, South and Central America, the U.K, and Australia for U.S. and Canadian college students. CEA has been ranked as one of the fastest growing organizations in the U.S. on the prestigious Inc. 500 Award List.

Ben May joined Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, as Manager of Business Development for EPCOT Center. His primary duties focus on utilizing his extensive contact network to secure corporate sponsorships for the theme park.

Anthony Micolo accepted a position thirteen minutes from his home - as Human Resource Partner/Manager with IBM Microelectronics Division in East Fishkill, New York. He now supports over 1,000 engineers, developers and testing production staff members who dream up and invent the newest microchips for use in just about everything.

Heather Paul, Ph.D., joined SOS Children's Villages-USA as their new Chief Executive Officer. She will head the U.S. office of the largest non-governmental child help organization in the world. Founded in Austria more than 50 years ago, SOS Children's Villages provides family-based care for abandoned and exploited children in 132 countries. The organization has been a multi-year nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize.