- November 23, 2024
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Realtor joins Remax
Stacey Kwiat-Shearer has joined Remax Property Center, 1134 W. Granada Blvd., as a real estate agent. An area resident for 35 years, Kwiat-Shearer previously was financial center manager at Gateway Bank, Ormond Beach.
On Facebook, see Stacey Selz Homz.
Butera adds architect
Benjamin P. Butera Architecture, 51 W. Granada Blvd, has added a project manager, Brianna Cassisi, to their team.
Cassisi is the second female that has joined the firm within the past few months in a male-dominated industry, according to a company statement.
Only 16% of the American’ Institute of Architects membership is female, despite the fact that about 40% of architecture graduates in the western world are women, Butera said.
The Office of Science and Technology Policy is making an effort to increase female participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics subjects and support efforts to retain women in the STEM workforce, Butera said.
Cassisi was born in Florida and graduated from The University of South Florida. She worked as an architectural designer in Merritt Island for five years.
Visit buteradesigns.com.
United Way announces hire
United Way of Volusia Flagler Counties recently named Vicki Stevenson, who grew up in Flagler County and now resides in Ormond Beach, as resource development manager.
Alicia Casas, director of resource development, said she will be educating and encouraging businesses and individuals to “live united,” by giving, volunteering and advocating.
“We’re excited to have her on board,” she said.
Stevenson said she previously worked in pharmaceutical sales and decided to make a career change.
“It’s a fantastic opportunity to make an impact on people’s lives,” she said.
The agency is located at 3747 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, and 389 Palm Coast Parkway S.W., Palm Coast.
Visit unitedwayvfc.org.
Cancer survivor clinic open
Halifax Health — Center for Oncology has recently opened a survivorship clinic at Twin Lakes Medical Center, 1890 LPGA Blvd., Suite 140.
Provided as a complimentary service, Halifax Health’s enhanced survivorship program includes a survivorship nurse navigator who is dedicated to helping patients immediately following the completion of their cancer treatment, according to a company statement.
Gregory Favis, M.D., a board-certified hematologist, heads the survivorship clinic.
Cancer survivors who are one or more years past the successful completion of their cancer therapy or treatment can call 425-4061 for more information on Halifax Health’s survivorship clinic. Residents who have recently moved to Volusia or Flagler counties are eligible.
