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joined the strategic communications firm as senior vice president. He was previously president at EVC Group. NBCUniversal: Hilary Smith, 42, was promoted to senior vice president of communications for NBCUniversal’s entertainment and digital networks and integrated media, overseeing all communications for the division. She was previously senior vice president of digital communications and integrated media marketing. HealthCare Chaplaincy: Linda Emanuel, 58, joined the palliative-care organization as senior vice president for research and education. She will continue as director at the Buehler Center on Aging, Health and Society at Northwestern University. Richard A. Powell, 47, joined as deputy director for research. He was previously director of learning and research at the African Palliative Care Association in Kampala, Uganda. MediaWhiz: Steve La Peruta, 50, was promoted to senior vice president, information technology, at the integrated digital media agency. He was previously vice president, information technology. Adam Riff, 33, was promoted to senior vice president, digital strategy. He was previously general manager for search. MyPublisher: Cambria Evans, 31, joined the printing company as vice president and creative director of cards and stationery, a newly created position. She was previously senior graphic designer at Victoria’s Secret. New York City College of Technology: Pamela Brown, 57, was promoted to associate provost. She was previously dean of arts and sciences. Acquity Group: John Pompa, 46, joined the e-commerce and digital marketing company as associate creative director. He was previously principal visual designer at TandemSeven. Broadcast Music Inc.: Silvia Davi, 37, joined the performing-rights organization as vice president and head of strategic communications and marketing. She was previously vice president and head of corporate communications and branding at Marsh & McLennan Cos. Coro New York Leadership Center: Ellen Moncure Wong, 36, joined the training program as director of development. She was previously deputy director of gift planning and special campaigns at the American Civil Liberties Union. Karp Resources: Robert Shaver, 30, joined the consulting firm as managing consultant. He was previously director of strategic planning and board liaison at City Harvest. Marcum: Lawrence A. Litt, 38, joined the accounting and business advisory firm as a partner. He was previously managing director of the New York taxexempt organizations tax practice at KPMG. Katten Muchin Rosenman: Michael M. Rosensaft, 35, joined as a partner. He was previously assistant U.S. attorney with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Southern District of New York. CORPORATE LADDER ENTER:NEW MEDIA USHERS IN PRESIDENT MARK CURTIS WAS LOOKING FOR AN EXECUTIVE to run the business he had started, enter:new media, a social-media management and marketing agency focused on the entertainment and fashion industries. “Starting your own business, and finding someone to hand your baby over to, is a very emotional experience,” he said. “It comes down to intangibles, enough trust to let them run things and not undermine them.” Mr. Curtis found Lynn Murray, 40, enter:new media’s new president. Previously senior vice president at Vidicom, Ms. Murray was initially hired at enter:new media about six months ago as vice president of new business development. It was an audition for the head role. “She had a strong emotional IQ and a way of communicating that complemented my own,” said Mr. Curtis, who cited Ms. Murray’s business development and client-services experience with high fashion and entertainment as ideal qualifications. Ms. Murray will be responsible for managing strategic video, interactive and viral social campaigns, as well as identifying trendsetting consumers and merging them into marketing plans for clients like Hudson Bay Co., TV Guide magazine and DirectTV. Ms. Murray has garnered kudos from clients and respect from colleagues. “I am a high-strung, —EVA SAVIANO wacky guy, and she brings grace and elegance to our company,” Mr. Curtis said. —eva saviano EXECUTIVE PROMOTIONS The fastest way to get an announcement into Crain’s is to submit online. Fill out the form at www.crainsnewyork.com/section/ executive_moves. The Executive Moves column is also available online. November 12, 2012 | Crain’s New York Business | 9 http://www.crystalco.com http://www.crystalco.com http://www.crainsnewyork.com/section/

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THE INSIDER
IN THE BOROUGHS
IN THE MARKETS
BUSINESS PEOPLE
CORPORATE LADDER
OPINION
GREG DAVID
REAL ESTATE DEALS
REPORT: HEALTH CARE
THE LIST
CLASSIFIEDS
SMALL BUSINESS
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
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