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Fust Charles Chambers LLP has hired SAMANTHA R. APPLEBY as a tax associate. She is a 2017 graduate receiving her bachelor’s degree in professional accounting from Syracuse University. Appleby is currently working to complete the examination requirements to earn her CPA license.  

KeyBank has promoted KAWANZA HUMPHREY to corporate responsibility officer for the banking company’s Rochester and Central New York markets. She most recently served as VP and area retail leader for KeyBank’s branches in the city of Buffalo. Humphrey joined Key in 2012 when the bank acquired part of HSBC’s branch network in upstate New York.

The Hayner Hoyt Corporation has promoted RICK HOWLEY and BILL NELSON to project superintendents. Howley joined Hayner Hoyt in 2006 as a carpenter and progressed to supervisor in 2010. He has experience in large-scale commercial, complex health care, and custom residential projects, having previously owned a custom homebuilding company. Nelson started at Hayner Hoyt as an

Tops Friendly Markets has promoted TREVOR KIRCH to store manager at the Tops in Hannibal. He was formerly assistant store manager at the Tops in Pulaski and has more than 11 years of experience in the retail industry. He began his career with P&C Foods. Kirch has held various positions over the years including dairy/frozen

JEFFREY M. JACOBS has joined Security Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York as VP and assistant general counsel and will be providing legal counsel and advice in all areas of company operations. Prior to joining Security Mutual, he was a partner in the law firm of Coughlin & Gerhart, L.L.P., where his career included

Bousquet Holstein PLLC announced that COLLEEN M. GIBBONS has joined the firm’s Trusts and Estates practice group. She participated in the Bousquet Holstein law student associate program in 2016 and is a 2017 alumna of the Syracuse University College of Law, having completed curricular programs in disability law and policy and estate planning. Gibbons completed

Rescue Mission Alliance recently appointed JESSICA STANIS as director for its Binghamton program. She brings a wealth of experience serving the Binghamton community. Prior to joining the Rescue Mission, Stanis was the coordinator of academic advising and student services for Binghamton University, where she received dual master’s degrees in public administration and social work and

CAROL YOUNG has been named development director for SEEDs of Hope. As a special division of S.E.E.D. Planning Group, SEEDs of Hope provides two primary services: working with nonprofits to develop or improve their investment stewardship processes and procedures, and developing or enhancing their legacy gifting programs. She has specialized experience gained while working for