Mark Mathews has been named general manager of the Citizen Hotel, which opens Nov. 30 in Sacramento. He previously worked as general manager at hotels in Tacoma, Wash., Portland, Ore., San Francisco and Beverly Hills.
Kaufman and Co. Ltd Commercial Real Estate and Brokerage has hired Leon Adams as assistant vice president and Amanda Libbee as office manager.
The California Building Industry Association has promoted Allison Barnett to lobbyist and has hired Julie Paredes as a legislative assistant in the governmental affairs department.
Dr. Yuhwan Hong has joined Sutter Medical Group as an orthopedic surgeon.
John Kay has joined Golden Pacific Bank as executive vice president, commercial banking manager.
Hanson Bridgett has announced that these attorneys will join its Sacramento office: Janet C. Eisenbeis, William S. Hunter, Win R. Richey and James F. Geary.
ESA promoted Jamie Galos to land management program manager and Stephanie Parsons to biological resources program manager.
James Cotter has been hired as an associate attorney for Ellis, Coleman, Poirier, La Voie & Steinheimer LLP.
Lucas Public Affairs has hired Julie Marengo as senior vice president; Jessica Spitz Biller as vice president; and Justin Knighten as account coordinator.
Rosie Mietzel has joined Power Aviation, a professional aircraft services company, as an administrative and marketing director.
William Jessup University has named Melissa Triebwasser as the sports information director. She also serves as the new head women's basketball coach at the university.
Jim Harris will be working out of his Gold River home office as regional vice president/SBA business development for Central and Northern California for Celtic Bank of Salt Lake City.
Sierra Vista Bank has appointed Donna Mack as vice president branch manager in Cameron Park. She brings 29 years of experience to the position.
Red Hawk Casino has hired Peter Nairn as vice president of table games and Corey Plummer as vice president of slots.
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