Hartford Business Journal

16 Hartford Business Journal • February 6, 2017 www.HartfordBusiness.com NONPROFIT NOTEBOOK NONPROFIT PROFILE Southside Institutions Neighborhood Alliance 207 Washington St., Hartford | www.sinainc.org MISSION To restore economic vitality and improve the quality of life for the benefit of those who live, work or visit in the neighborhoods of south central Hartford. TOP EXECUTIVE SERVICES Melvyn Colon, Executive Director Offers community and educational programs to encourage home ownership and other economic development. FY 2015 SUMMARY 2014 2015 Total Employees 5 6 Total Assets $4,662,342 $4,709,646 Total Liabilities $95,410 $264,005 REVENUES Contributions & Grants $704,444 $740,435 Program Service Revenue $1,117,348 $2,084,367 Investment Income $2,828 $1,346 Other $60,908 $58,050 TOTAL $1,885,528 $2,884,198 EXPENSES Grants $67,096 $46,835 Member Benefits $0 $0 Salaries/Employee Benefits $478,808 $470,840 Fundraising Fees $0 $0 Other $1,720,741 $2,535,601 TOTAL $2,266,645 $3,053,276 MARGIN $(381,117) $(169,078) TOP PAID EXECUTIVES (FY 2015) Base Salary Total Compensation & Benefits Melvyn Colon, Executive Director $120,910 $120,910 Dean Iaiennaro, Director, Real Estate Development $103,063 $103,063 Keith Hedman, Fiscal Manager $88,863 $88,863 S O U R C E : G U I D E S T A R I R S 9 9 0 T A X F O R M Murtha Cullina elects new partner in Hartford office Joseph B. Schwartz has been elected to partner at Murtha Cullina LLP's Hartford office. Schwartz is a member of the municipal, land use and construc- tion practice groups and has been an associate of Murtha Cullina since 2012. Schwartz represents municipalities, developers, businesses, and individuals in all phases of local land use approval and complex real estate litigation. CT Hospital Association hires director of population health Wallingford-based Connecticut Hospital Association announced the hiring of Gina Burrows as director of population health. Burrows will manage activities that support CHA's role in population health, including ad- vancing care coordination, information flow, health improvement through convening members for shared learning and community outreach. Most recently, Burrows was administrative supervi- sor at The Hospital of Central Connecticut. St. Francis adds specialist in general surgery Dr. Marko Lujic has joined the medical staff of St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center as a spe- cialist in general surgery. Lujic completed his residency training in gen- eral surgery at Yale-New Haven Hospital. He speaks Croatian and Italian in addition to English. Middletown's MARC Community Resources names development director MARC Community Resources in Middletown — which provides programs and services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities — has named Kandyce Aust director of development. Aust has 25 years of nonprofit, higher education and development experience. Mason Inc. hires director of digital strategies and analytics Bethany-based integrated marketing communi- cations firm Mason Inc. has hired Joshua Giardino as director of digital strategies and analytics. Giardino has more than 10 years of digital marketing experience and a background in software engineering and project management, with experience in advertis- ing, email marketing, conversion rate optimization, and social media marketing and content strategy. Webster Bank promotes five executives Webster Bank has announced the promotions of Christopher Motl, Samuel Hanna, Randall Blattner, Josephine Moran and Brian Runkle. Motl, executive vice president, middle market bank- ing, was promoted to executive vice president, head of commercial banking. He will lead all commercial banking business units. Motl will also become a member of the executive management committee. He also was promoted to executive vice presi- dent of Webster Financial Corp. Motl joined Web- ster in 2004. Hanna, senior vice president, director, Web- ster Capital Finance, will now lead middle market bank- ing at Webster Bank. Hanna, who joined Webster in 2006, succeeds Motl. Additionally, Richard Matte, senior vice president, Webster Capital Finance, will add opera- tional responsibilities to his sales leadership duties. Blattner, Moran and Runkle all were promoted to senior vice president. Blattner, based in New Britain, is director, busi- ness applications delivery, and brings more than 20 years of IT experience to the chief information offi- cers group. Prior to joining Webster, Blattner worked for the Bank of Oklahoma. Moran, based in Southington, is sales manager, Webster Investments Services. She has more than 25 years of industry experience. Most recently, she worked for Columbia Bank in New Jersey. Runkle, based in Waterbury, leads transformation and operational excellence. He has more than 20 years of experience, most recently at GE Capital. HR consulting firm KardasLarson names partner KardasLarson LLC, a human resources consulting firm based in Glastonbury, has named Leesa Schipani as a partner. The firm provides tactical and strategic HR services focused on small to midsize businesses, municipalities and nonprofit organizations. Schipani joined KardasLarson in 2014 as a con- sultant and progressed to training and development practice leader. Hartford Seminary announces interim academic dean Scott Thumma, professor of sociology of religion and director of the doctor of ministry program at Hartford Seminary, will serve as academic dean for the next 18 months. Thumma is director of the Hartford Institute for Religion Research and co-leads the Faith Communi- ties Today research project. Mark Twain House elects attorney to board The Mark Twain House & Museum has elected Jessica L. Ritter, a partner at Shipman & Goodwin LLP, to its board of trustees. Ritter represents schools in student, school gov- ernance and employment matters. Ritter works with both public and independent schools addressing student conduct issues, school policies, labor dis- putes and employment litigation in education. BlumShapiro elects new partner West Hartford accounting firm BlumShapiro has elected CPA Corey C. Veneziano as a partner in its tax compliance department. Veneziano has experi- ence in tax compliance, consulting and planning for privately held businesses and their owners. Veneziano joined BlumShapiro in 2013 from CohnReznick, where he was a tax manager. MOVERS & SHAKERS Joseph B. Schwartz Joshua Giardino Dr. Marko Lujic Scott Thumma Gina Burrows Leesa Schipani Kandyce Aust The Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage office in West Hartford recently presented a $4,000 donation to My Sisters' Place. My Sisters' Place is a Hartford-based nonprofit that provides emergency shelter, permanent housing and other services to homeless women and children. Pictured (from left) are: Brendan Grady; Sean Page; Nadia Kachwaha; David Bobowski; Katharine Shepard; Daniel Horner; Robert Dunbar; Kara Flanagan; Sherri Schwartz; and Adrian Myles. • • • Simsbury Bank made an $800 donation to the Granby Camera Club in exchange for photos, taken by club members, which are featured in the bank's 2017 full-color cal- endar. The bank has been publishing a free calendar of local photos each year since 2003. • • • Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union is celebrating the grand opening of its new- est location in West Hartford Center by donating $5,000 to one of West Hartford's 16 public schools. The school with the most votes at the end of the voting period will win $5,000 for the project of their choosing. • • • The Prudential Foundation has awarded the University of Hartford's Entrepreneurial Center a renewed grant of $75,000. The University of Hartford's Entrepreneurial Center provides hands- on coaching and business training for new and expanding small businesses, as well as aspiring entrepreneurs, throughout Connecticut. P H O T O | C O N T R I B U T E D

• Cover