Hartford Business Journal

38 HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM | JUNE 24, 2024 Movers & Shakers New Britain transportation services company DATTCO has promoted Kyle A. DeVivo to the role of chief operating officer. DeVivo has previously filled various key roles within the company, including special projects manager, director of employee relations, terminal manager, and most recently, assistant vice president of sales for the motor coach and tour division. In his new role, he will oversee the operations of both the motor coach and tour and school bus divisions. New Haven-based independent wealth management firm Wooster Square Advisors has hired Carlos Salmon as a partner and wealth manager. Salmon brings a background in wealth coordination and financial planning, with a focus on busi- ness owners and medical professionals. He has over a decade of experience in the field, having previously held financial and wealth advisory posi- tions with Merrill Lynch, Key Private Bank and CIC Wealth. The Mark Twain House & Museum recently appointed three new members to its board of trustees. They are David R. Jimenez, a principal in the Hartford office of law firm Jackson Lewis P.C.; Y'landa D. Burch, executive director for state- wide efforts at Boys & Girls Clubs in Maryland; and Lawrence Howe, professor emeritus of English and film studies at Roosevelt University in Chicago and vice president of the Mark Twain Circle. West Hartford law firm Scott B. Franklin & Associates has hired Aaron Frankel as an associate attorney. His work will focus on business law and transactions, commer- cial and residential real estate, and estate planning and probate. Frankel received his law degree from the University of Connecticut School of Law, and previously held jobs with international law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP; and Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky, and Popeo P.C. Branford-based mortgage real estate investment trust Sachem Capital Corp. has named Nicholas M. Marcello as its interim chief financial officer. John Villano, who previously served as both CEO and interim CFO, will continue to serve as the compa- ny's chief executive. Marcello has held various roles at the company, including his most recent position as vice president of finance and operations. His responsibilities will continue to include overseeing the company's financial and capital markets activ- ities, portfolio management and investment, foreclosures, workouts, legal and human resources. Previ- ously, he served as vice president, assistant controller at Waypoint Real Estate Investments. The Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford has named David Sellery as its senior director of fund development to lead the nonprofit human service agency's essen- tial fundraising efforts. Sellery comes to Catholic Charities after serving as director of development and member engagement for the American Asso- ciation of the Order of Malta in New York City, where he was instrumental in raising more than $22 million. Before his Catholic confirmation this spring, he served many years as an Episcopal priest leading congre- gations in Connecticut, New York and North Carolina. West Hartford-based independent registered investment advisory firm GYL Financial Synergies has appointed Joan Garbow as its new director of aging life care planning. Garbow is a past president of the New England Chapter of the Aging Life Care Association. She is a licensed clinical social worker and an advanced professional member of the Aging Life Care Association. Julie Booth, of West Hartford, has been named director of inter- professional health- care education at Quinnipiac University. Booth, a clinical associate professor of physical therapy in the School of Health Sciences, had served as assis- tant director of interprofessional healthcare education. The Center for Interprofessional Healthcare Education provides students in the School of Health Sciences, School of Nursing and Frank H. Netter MD School of Medi- cine the opportunity to develop skills in hands-on, team-based healthcare environments. Nationally Recognized! Saint Francis Hospital has achieved numerous accolades for clinical excellence, according to new research released by Healthgrades, the leading resource consumers use to find a hospital or a doctor. The distinction for Saint Francis includes being named one of Healthgrades America's 50 Best Hospitals for Outpatient Orthopedics, the only hospital in Connecticut! Saint Francis also earned Five-Star ratings for Outpatient Total Knee Replacement, Outpatient Total Hip, and Total Hip Replacement for the 12th straight year. Saint Francis was among the top 5 percent in the nation for Outpatient Joint Replacement and Outpatient Orthopedic Surgery. Saint Francis was also named a recipient for the Healthgrades Outpatient Joint Replacement Excellence Award as well as the Outpatient Orthopedics Surgery Excellence Award. These achievements place Saint Francis in the upper echelon of hospitals nationally for specialty care and reflect the organization's commitment to consistently delivering the best care possible. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY JOINT REPLACEMENT TrinityHealthOfNE.org/Ortho Carlos Salmon David Sellery Aaron Frankel Joan Garbow Julie Booth

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