Appointments, Promotions & Recognition
St. Louis-based Arrow Senior Living has ap- pointed Sarah Klebolt general counsel and Michael Boyd joined the team as manag- ing director of asset management. Klebolt previously served as a partner at Carmody MacDonald P.C. in St. Louis. Boyd has 15 years of project management and con- struction experience and earned an MBA at Lindenwood University. In addition, Arrow welcomed several new directors to its team, including Kelly Arnold, executive director at The Boulevard Senior Living at St. Charles; Troy Gibbs, executive director at The West- bury Senior Living; Courtney Darby, exec- utive director at The Castlewood; Christine Serdinak, executive director at VITALIA Ac- tive Adult Community at North Royalton; Chase Belza, executive director at VITALIA Active Adult Community at Rockside; Alyssa Bruns, regional culinary director.
john moore
John Moore, chairman and CEO of Louisville, Ky.-based Atria Senior Living, has been named to the board New York’s CaringKind, a company supporting communities
Minnetonka, Minn.-based New Perspective has expanded into Indiana with Purpose First Partners, a venture between New Perspective and Boldt Capital, with three communities in the Indianapolis suburbs, acquired from Justus Senior Living. The 139-unit Woodland Terrace community in New Palestine, which also includes cottage homes, and the 179-unit location in Carmel opened in 2017. The 164-unit Danville community, pictured, was scheduled to open before end of 2021. It also includes cottage homes. All three offer independent living, assisted living and memory care. In addition, New Perspective has broken ground on an independent living, assisted living, and memory care community, pictured, in Arden Hills, Minn.
gy and is in process of rolling it out all of its senior living communities across the nation.
Dallas-based Capital Senior Living has renamed itself Sonida Senior Living (pro- nounced soh-nee-dah). It has also closed financing transactions with Conversant
Capital and has raised a total of $154.8 million, including aggregate gross proceeds of approximately $34 million from the com- mon stock rights offering. The new name is a blend of sonata—a long piece of music usually made up of several parts—and vida, or life.
and families through Alzheimer’s and de- mentia expertise and resources. In addition, Atria and its offshoot technology company, Glennis Solutions, won Best in Show and Gold for their resident and family app and Silver in the “Innovator of the Year” catego- ry for their Community Infection Manage- ment System (CIMS) tracker.
kristine martel
Waltham, Mass.-based Benchmark Senior Living has named Elizabeth Wheatley, RN, vice pres- ident of resident care. In addition, Kristine Martel has been tapped as vice
president of human resources. Wheatley spent almost two decades with Five Star Se- nior Living, recently serving as vice president of health and wellness. Martel was previously vice president of human resources at Tufts Health plan.
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