CPL has hired MULEKEZI LOÏC SEBUHARARA for the plumbing engineering team in its Binghamton office. With more than a decade of industry experience, he will focus on the design of plumbing and fire-protection systems. Prior to joining CPL, Sebuharara served as mechanical engineer at Delta Engineers. He has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University at Buffalo and is a certified LEED green associate. 

After spending two years in Metabolic’s New York Capital Region market, Syracuse native JOSH SWEARINGEN has returned to help establish the fitness company’s first location in Central New York. As a certified personal trainer and newly named head trainer for Metabolic’s Liverpool fitness center, he brings experience working in large box gyms, small boutique fitness studios, and one-on-one strength and conditioning training. Swearingen recently completed his certificate for Fitness Nutrition Specialist (FNS) from the National Academy of Sports Medicine. He holds additional certifications in nutrition, corrective exercise, and flexibility training.

Reagan Companies has added SEAN REAGAN to its staff. He is the great-grandson of James F. Reagan, who founded the firm in 1929. Reagan has a bachelor’s degree in accounting and a master’s degree in taxation both from Bentley University. He was previously the tax manager at RSM International, an accounting firm in Boston, Massachusetts.

Bond, Schoeneck & King has hired MEGAN K. THOMAS in its Syracuse office as an attorney in its school districts practice. Thomas previously worked for Sugarman Law Firm in Syracuse, according to her LinkedIn profile. At Bond, Thomas advocates for school districts in addressing their legal issues and providing counsel. She was a 2008 Teach for America Corps member and taught special education and general education at both traditional public and charter schools prior to attending law school. Thomas received degrees from the Syracuse University Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs (M.P.A., 2017) and Syracuse College of Law (J.D., 2017), as well as UNLV (master’s degree in education, 2010) and Marist College (bachelor’s degree, 2008).

The board of directors has appointed JOSEPH STABB, Ph.D. as the executive director for the Oswego County Humane Society. He has experience in marketing communications, public relations, business development, organizational development, and leadership development. Stabb is also an assistant professor at SUNY Oswego, where he teaches courses in public relations, social media, and leadership development. He is a graduate of Utica College of Syracuse University with a bachelor’s degree in public relations, a master’s degree from Keuka College in management, and a doctoral degree in leadership and policy from Niagara University. Stabb also holds an advanced certificate in international trade and commerce from the World Trade Center Association and his accreditation in public relations from the Universal Accreditation Board.                   ν