Anchorage Daily News

Angie Pinsonneault, a consulting manager with Mikunda, Cottrell & Co., earned a certificate in Sarbanes-Oxley, a credential signifying attainment of proficiency in knowledge and techniques relating to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which requires publicly traded companies to document and assess their system of internal controls. She has over 10 years of experience serving nonprofit, governmental, and for-profit entities. Her primary focus is to assist clients in documenting, maintaining and assessing their internal controls.

Clifford P. Marvin, CCS, LEED AP, has joined KPB architects with over 11 years of experience in writing construction specifications and 25 years of architectural practice. Marvin's experience with LEED projects includes preparing specifications for the Bronx Library Center, the Clinton Presidential Library in Arkansas (platinum-level LEED), and the Brooklyn Children's Museum, slated to be NYC's first LEED-certified museum.

All for Kids Pediatric Therapy has hired three new health care providers. Paul Calkin, an occupational therapist, holds a master's of occupational therapy from Eastern Washington University in Spokane, Wash. Rebeccah Bieri earned a doctorate of physical therapy from Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. Occupational therapy focuses on factors affecting the child's independence in the home, school and play environments. Kelly Rutt has joined the practice as a physical therapist. She holds a master's degree in physical therapy from Oakland University in Rochester, Mich. She focuses on factors affecting children's mobility in the home, school and play environments. Techniques used are aquatic therapy, normal development of gross motor skill activities and/or a neurodevelopmental approach to therapy.

The Alaska Bar Foundation and the Alaska Bar Association have recognized Andy Harrington, executive director of Alaska Legal Services Corp., with the Judge Jay Rabinowitz Public Service Award. The award is named after former Alaska Supreme Court Justice Jay Rabinowitz, who dedicated his life to public service. Harrington has been the executive director of Alaska Legal Services Corp., the largest and oldest provider of free civil legal service to low-income Alaskans

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Hughes Pfiffner Gorski Seedorf & Odsen recently hired Mark Skolnick as an associate. Before joining the firm, Skolnick served as law clerk to Superior Court Judges Mark Wood and Robert Downes. His expertise includes aviation accident investigation, organizational development, safety audits and pilot training. He received his J.D. degree from UCLA Law School.

The Alaska Association of Mortgage Brokers has recently elected their new board. New officers are John Martin, CMC, CMPS, of Alaska Mortgage Solutions, president; Terri Weary of Alaska USA Mortgage Co., vice president; Tauna Clegg of Preferred Mortgage, secretary; Dalton Clark of Academy Mortgage, treasurer; Scott Hiett of Loan Network as president-elect; Joe Brammer of Summit Mortgage as past president.

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