ing joined Arrow in 2016, McAninch previ- ously served as an executive director, mar- keting director, and regional director of operations. In addition, Arrow also appoint- ed several new executive directors: Michael Mayberry, at Arrow’s new The Princeton in Lee’s Summit, Mo.; Christine Serdinak, LNHA, CEAL, at Vitalia Active Adult Community, in North Royalton, Ohio, to open in March; Gregory Schindler at Vitalia Senior Residences at Westlake, Ohio; and Tammy Vaughn at Gentry Park Senior Liv- ing in Bloomington, Ind.
MBK Senior Living, based in Irvine, Calif., has acquired Mariposa Point of Gilbert, an 83-unit assisted living community in Gilbert, Ariz. The community will now be called Sky Ridge.
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The Asbury Foundation, Frederick, Md.,-based Asbury Communities’ not- for-profit charitable sup- port program, has pro- moted Susan Mayernick to executive vice president.
Mayernick joined the Foundation in 2018 as vice president of development.
assisted living and care facilities. The com- panies expect the 50/50 joint venture part- nership to generate significant future growth opportunities through the development of the next generation of seniors housing prop- erties by leveraging Reuben Brothers’ real es- tate investment and development experience and Welltower’s data analytics platform and leadership within the senior living industry
Appointments, Promotions & Recognition
W. Bruce Lunsford
W. Bruce Lunsford, chair- man at Louisville, Ky.- based senior living devel- opment company Arcadia Communities LLC, and chairman and CEO of private investment com-
pany Lunsford Capital LLC, has made a $3 million gift to Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law, the largest in the school’s 129-year history. Lunsford es- tablished the W. Bruce Lunsford Academy for Law, Business + Technology with a pre- vious $1 million gift. The Academy is an honors program that advances knowledge for
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the digital economy. The gift will also allow the school to increase Lunsford Fellowships for technology and entrepreneurism.
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St. Louis-based Arrow Senior Living has pro- moted Crystal Parrish, Nicole Rozsa, Gregory Dierlam, and John McAninch to its manage- ment team. Parrish, BSN, RN, has been pro- moted to managing di- rector of wellness. Her previous assignments in- clude clinical nursing instructor and corporate director of clinical care.
Rozsa has been named managing director of marketing, supervising strategy of Ar- row’s Ohio portfolio. She joined Arrow in 2018 and was most recently marketing di- rector for new development projects. Dier- lam, who joined Arrow in 2016, has been named managing director of marketing and will oversee strategy for the Missouri port- folio. McAninch is now managing director of culinary operations, overseeing dining experience across Arrow communities. Hav-
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Coterie Cathedral Hill, in San Francisco, Calif., has announced Michael Pounsberry as general manager. Coterie is the luxury senior living brand of Atria Senior Living and
Related Companies. Most recently, Pounsberry was regional director for GNI Management Inc., leading hotel acquisitions in Northern California and the Bay Area.
Fatima Feliciano has joined Benchmark of Hanover, a Benchmark Senior Living com- munity in Hanover, Mass., as executive director. Most recently, Feliciano oversaw operations at Benchmark’s Plymouth Cross- ings community.
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Jill Berry joins Country Meadows Retirement Communities, based in Hershey, Pa., as vice pres- ident of sales and market- ing, leading a team from 10 Country Meadows
campuses as well as Ecumenical Retirement Community in Harrisburg, Pa. She previous- ly was vice president of sales and marketing at Sunrise Senior Living.
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