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September 25, 2007 - 9:00 pm
 

Trade group chapter taps board members

The Las Vegas chapter of the Society for Marketing Professional Services, a nonprofit trade group, named Joy Gaston, Nathan Emens, Donata Ford, Caroline Barnes, Kathy Kaiser, David Goldstein and Urmi Khatri to its 2007-08 board of directors.

Nevada Small Business Development Center named Michael Bindrup business development adviser.

Lions HealthFirst Foundation named Dr. Annabel Barber medical spokeswoman.

Oshins & Associates, a law firm, added lawyers Heidi Freeman and Kristen Simmons to its estate planning, asset protection, business planning and probate practice.

Impress Communications, a Las Vegas-based public relations and advertising firm, named Shannon Wright account coordinator.

Epic Gaming, a Las Vegas company providing professional assistance in the development, design and operations of new gaming ventures, named Michael Bonakdar chief operating officer.

U.S. Bank named Charles Adkisson portfolio manager in its commercial banking division.

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