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In Weber Shandwick's Minneapolis-St. Paul office, Leslie Williamson was promoted to account director. Williamson's expertise includes issues and crisis management, thought leader program development, data publicity and product communications. Jackie Dummer has been promoted to senior account executive. Dummer has led media relations efforts, provided account management support, managed a client's social media presence on Twitter and executed public affairs and public awareness campaign tactics. Rebecca Wright has been promoted to account executive. Wright has expanded her professional skill set to include coordinating executive visibility initiatives and managing projects.
ON THE MOVE
Park Midway Bank, St. Paul, named Russell Gaydos vice president of SBA Lending and named Kris Dohrmann relationship manager in commercial lending.
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The Ulteig, Fargo, N.D., elected Arnold A. Angeloni and Shepherd G. Pryor IV to the board. Angeloni is a professional corporate director with extensive governance experience in a variety of industries and executive management experience spanning over 40 years. Pryor has nearly 40 years' experience as a senior-level financial services executive, corporate director and management consultant.
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