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Upstate Medical University names Lotkowictz physical plant director
SYRACUSE — Upstate Medical University announced it has appointed Robert Lotkowictz, director of physical plant, succeeding Gary Kittel, who has retired. As director of physical
Matthew Popov has joined INFICON as a mechanical engineer. Before coming to INFICON, he worked for Advanced Design Consulting, Inc. as an engineering manager. Popov
Marcia Harrington was recently named vice president of marketing and communications at WCNY. She brings more than 25 years experience to the position. Prior to
Sherry Mossotti has joined Brown & Brown Empire State as a commercial-lines coverage specialist and is licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. She
Rick Caballero, food service director / head chef, has joined Tully Hill. He trained at the Culinary Institute of America and has more than 20
Slocum-Dickson Medical Group has appointed Michael Anthony Petucci director of information-technology services. He has more than 24 years experience in information technology. Petucci has earned
M. Griffith Investment Services has promoted Michael E. Evans to senior vice president. He is also group head of Evans & Topi Retirement Advisors. A former
ohn J. Berardi has joined ISSI Technology Professionals as an associate technical recruiter. He comes to ISSI with eight years experience in telecommunications and IT
NBT Bank recently promoted John Buffa to regional president for NBT Bank’s Mohawk Valley locations in Oneida and Herkimer counties. Buffa, who has more than
Rosemary Hyland has been promoted to executive vice president, director of human resources for Tompkins Financial Corp. She first joined the Tompkins Financial organization in
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