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Punit Satsangi has been named managing director of business development for Europe, Middle East, and Africa at SS&C Technologies Holdings, Inc. in Windsor. Satsangi comes to SS&C from JP Morgan where he fulfilled a variety of roles including vice president of European product development, executive director of JP Morgan Worldwide Security Hedge Fund Services and most recently the executive director and head of EMEA complex deal management. SS&C is a global provider of investment and financial software-enabled services and software.
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Christopher B. Conley has been named the fourth partner at Guilmartin, DiPiro & Sokolowski, LLC, a certified public accounting firm in Middletown. He began his career as a co-op student at the firm in 2004. As a partner, he will specialize in the preparation of tax returns for individuals, for-profit and not-for-profit entities, estates and trusts, probate accountings for estates and trusts, and auditing for-profit and not-for-profit entities as well as employee benefit plans. Conley is the president of the Kiwanis Club of Middletown, a member of the advisory board of the Middletown Salvation Army and the treasurer of the Central Connecticut Business and Estate Planning Council
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Christopher Boyle has been named director of public relations and marketing for Bristol Hospital. He most recently worked at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center where he served as communications manager and the primary news media spokesman for the medical center since 1998. He also worked in the public affairs department at Danbury Hospital and previously worked as a reporter for the Record-Journal in Meriden.
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Robert Rush has been selected to lead the new Danielson office of The Leonard Vincent Group, a national real estate management and consulting company. Rush has owned RR Commercial Painting for 22 years and worked on various size projects, including painting, coating failures, restorations, remodeling and Epoxy coating systems. The new office will manage residential and commercial properties in New England, including Connecticut, Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Mary Lee Weber has joined Cashman + Katz as director of business development. She will be tasked with marketing the Glastonbury communications firm, as well as DSign Digital, the agency’s video production and digital signage strategic resource, and CT Infocus, one of the Northeast’s largest focus group research facilities. Weber has at WTNH-TV in New Haven for 17 years as the director of marketing, development and community projects. She also has worked as director of media and public relations and assistant general manager of the New Haven Ravens, the AA baseball affiliate of the Colorado Rockies, and as a new business development executive at Fones & Mann in New York City.
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Susan Baughman, membership and marketing director at Hop Meadow Country Club in Simsbury, has been elected to the Granby Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
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Wayne D’Amico has been named senior managing director of the commercial division at RE/MAX Right Choice in Trumbull. In his new position, D’Amico will lead the RE/MAX commercial division in New England and across the country. He most recently was the president and owner of Property Politics, a real estate development and advisory firm specializing in complex real estate development, brokerage and consulting services. D’Amico is president-elect of the CCIM Institute and will take on the role of president in 2013. Since its inception in 1985, RE/MAX of New England has grown to over 220 offices and nearly 3,000 sales associates throughout Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
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John J. Coen has joined Hartford Hospital as a radiation oncologist with special expertise in managing prostate and bladder cancer. He also serves as the principal investigator of a national clinical trial investigating bladder sparing therapy for patients with muscle invasive bladder cancer. Dr. Coen comes to Hartford from Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he was an attending physician in radiation oncology and where he completed his residency. He was also an assistant professor in radiation oncology at the Harvard Medical School.
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Nora J. Mason has rejoined Special Olympics Connecticut as regional director of its northwest region office in Southbury. She has served as vice president of regional services, southwest regional director and vice president of sports, director of competition for Special Olympics Connecticut previously. She was also the deputy director of volunteer services and deputy director of games operations when the Special Olympics World Summer Games came to New Haven in 1995. Most recently, Mason served as executive director of Jane Doe No More Inc., a nonprofit organization that assists and advocates for victims of sexual assault.
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Yaron Lew has assumed the newly created role of chief operating officer at Lauretano Sign Group in Terryville. For the past 13 years, he served as vice president and general manager of Business Technology Management Inc., in Milford, an international business management consulting firm. Lauretano Sign Group is a third-generation, family-owned business with 65 years of history in the sign industry.
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Thomas Holden has joined the business development team at William B. Meyer Inc. He will be working with the Logistics Services business unit in Stratford. Holden has spent four years as operations manager for Meyer Logistics.
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