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Roanoke College president to retire in 2022
Michael C. Maxey has served the longest of any Roanoke College president
Michael C. Maxey, the 11th president of Roanoke College, announced Thursday that he will retire at the end of the academic year. Maxey has been with Roanoke College, located in Salem, since 1985 and has served as president since 2007. He has served the longest of any of the college’s presidents, according to a news
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Hourigan names new health care division director
Brian Brown takes new role at Richmond construction and development company
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Richmond-based commercial construction and development company Hourigan announced Friday that it has named Brian Brown as director of its health care division. Brown brings more than 26 years of experience to the role, including 16 years at Hourigan. At Hourigan, Brown has been instrumental in delivering projects ranging from medical office buildings and critical care
Greater Richmond Partnership hires new business development exec
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Eric Miller formerly worked for Tennessee’s Greater Memphis Chamber.
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Nottoway chairman elected president of the Virginia Association of Counties
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Stephen W. Bowen was first elected to board of supervisors in 2008.
Virginia Aquarium names new chief operating officer
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Caryl Thompson was formerly vice president of marketing for the aquarium.
Colliers International promotes two Norfolk execs
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Mac Weaver and Tyler Brooks have been promoted to vice president and assistant vice president, respectively.