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Business Observer for Sunday, Dec. 1

Promotions, hirings and achievements in the workplace.

Ramona B. Moore has joined the Holiday Inn Bordeaux as director of business development. Moore, a native of Fayetteville, has more than 30 years of experience in the hospitality business.

Tracy Temple, a registered nurse, was recently named chief nursing officer at Central Carolina Hospital in Sanford. Temple will oversee nursing operations for the 137-bed hospital. She has more than 30 years of experience in critical care and health care administration.

ERA Strother Real Estate announced three additions to its sales staff:

  • Matt Cook has joined the Harnett County office as a broker associate. Cook will focus on new and existing home sales, as well as first-time homebuyers.
  • Sophio Nadiradze has joined the Harnett County office as a broker associate. Nadiradze has experience with first-time home buyers and the military market.
  • Bridgette Harry has joined the Harnett County office as a broker associate. Harry will focus on home buyers and sellers, including the military market, and also has experience with in short sales and investment properties.

Keller Williams Realty announced four additions to its sales staff:

  • Clarissa King specializes in commercial real estate.
  • Alan Giffin specializes in residential and new construction sales.
  • Elizabeth Clark represents real estate buyers and sellers.
  • Heather McKeithan, a Fayetteville native, is a buyer specialist for the Rockel Group of Keller Williams.

Kim and Cal Nguyen, owners of Vy Nails, have moved to a new location at 916 Brighton Road.

Brian Dial, a Maxton native and doctor of chiropractic care, has opened Dial Chiropractic Accident Injury Center in Lumberton.

Joseph Bell, a pediatrician who is the medical director of Pembroke Pediatrics in Lumberton, was recently named the winner of the 2013 Native American Child Health Advocacy Award. The award is given to people who make a major contribution to promoting American Indian child health.

Bruce Sobieralski, a plant technician at Green Biz Nursery Landscaping Inc., recently completed the requirements to become a certified plant professional in North Carolina.

Ronnie D. Smith, a certified criminal investigator, private investigator and president of RDS Investigations, has been selected as a VIP member of the Covington Who’s Who Executive and Professional Registry. The registry provides members with information on executives and professionals in its worldwide network.

Ursula T. White, a registered nurse and owner of Central Carolina Home Healthcare, was approved by the North Carolina Board of Nursing and selected by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing to participate in the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Licensure Examination’s development panel of subject matter experts that was held recently in Chicago. White was one of 10 nurses from across the country to be selected. She was nominated on the basis of clinical specialty and nursing expertise.

Ross I.T. Services Inc., a business technology company in Fayetteville, recently won the Small Business Community Association’s 2013 Best of Business Award. The association, an Arizona-based nonprofit organization, helps small businesses around the country.

Westan Homes, a Fayetteville-based homebuilder, was featured in the November issue of Builder Magazine. Westan was highlighted by the trade publication for “Bright Ideas,” an online marketing campaign that highlights upgrades Westan offers to homebuyers as standard features, such as USB charging stations, pullout trash cans, upstairs laundry rooms, a built-in pest control system, keyless garage entry, gutters and hands-free pantry lights.

William “Bill” R. Pannoff, owner of BB Catering and Event Planning in Spring Lake, has joined the community advisory board for Methodist University’s Lura S. Tally Center for Leadership Development. The center promotes leadership among Methodist students.

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