Katherine Armstrong has been hired as vice president of culture (diversity, equity and inclusion) for Churchill Downs Inc. The new role will report directly to...
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IQpack hired Ken Rohleder as president. Rohleder is a veteran in supply chain management and executive-level packaging strategy leadership.
Kentucky American Water has announced the appointment of Ryan Bethel as manager of compliance for Kentucky American Water and Tennessee American Water.
Hollenback-Oakley add two new employees to firm
Mayor Greg Fischer announced that civic and business leader Margaret Handmaker will serve as Executive Director of the new Louisville Accelerator Team.
Bruce Rosenthal, Ph.D., will serve as the dean of the College of Business at Thomas More University.
MT STERLING, Ky. – Gail K. Wright is a new Community Trust Bank advisory board member in the Mount Sterling, Ky., market, the bank announced. Wright was...
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. — Sondra Hackworth has been named director of human resources for Traditional Bank. The bank board of directors approved her promotion...
PIKEVILLE, Ky. — Mark A. Gooch, president/CEO of Community Trust Bank, announced Assistant Vice President Rebecca L. Hensley has been promoted to the position...
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Kentucky Petroleum Marketers Association (KPMA) welcomed Scott Kiser of Woodford Oil Co. as the 75th Chairman at its Annual Meeting on...
The Lane Report
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