PEOPLE AND PLACES
Legend Senior Living, headquartered in Wichita, Kan., announced two of its commu- nities—Legend Assisted Living at Rivendell in Oklahoma City, Okla. and The Windsor of Venice in Venice, Fla. —were designated by NRC Health as 2018 Excellence in Action Award winners, earning a workforce award in the assisted living category.
ROBERT PROBST
Chicago, Ill.-based Ventas announced that CFO Robert Probst was recog- nized as 2018 FEI Chicago Public Company CFO of the Year. The recognition is awarded by the Finan-
cial Executives International Chicago Chapter and was presented during the 8th Annual Chicago CFO of the Year® Awards event. Probst joined Ventas in 2014.
Alameda, Calif.-based Elder Care Alliance named Monica Stimson as vice president of human resources. Most recently, she served as a regional human resources professional for Sunrise Senior Living. In her new role, Stim- son will be responsible for talent management and staff retention at the corporate and com- munity levels.
Columbus, Ohio-based Lancaster Pollard an- nounced territory expansions for vice presidents Grant Goodman and Rob McAdams. Goodman will now be the lead health care banker for cli- ents in Oregon and Washington, adding to his territory of Northern California. McAdams, based in Lancaster Pollard’s Denver offi ce, will now be the lead health care banker for clients in Nevada, adding to his territory of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming.
Norwood, Mass.-based LCB Senior Living named Tim DuRoss as COO. Most recently, DuRoss was the CFO at LCB. He has more than 17 years of experience in the senior living industry.
Lifespace Communities hired Rick Oros as director of operations. Most recently, Oros served as regional director of operations for Tutera Senior Living.
Chicago, Ill.-based Moving Station has hired Lynn Perugini as an account manager. In this
DAVID SCHUPACK
role, Perugini will be responsible for further- ing Moving Station’s relationships with se- nior communities throughout the East Coast. Perugini has more than 15 years of experi- ence in senior living account management.
TREVOR WEST CINDY WALKER
Oasis Senior Advisors named Trevor West as the company’s new IT team lead. Previously, West served as technical lead at M&T Bank headquarters, web developer/adminis- trator for Seneca Gaming Corp., and a business intel- ligence developer for Me- diacom Communications Corp. The company also announced that Fort My- ers franchisee Cindy Walker was recently named a fi -
nalist for the Horizon Council Start Up of the Year award. The award recognizes companies founded in Lee County, Fla. within the last three to fi ve years that have continued to grow fi nancially and in staffi ng while demonstrating leadership and overcoming challenge.
Watercrest Senior Living hired Holly Kemp as vice president of dementia services and pro- gramming. She has 20 years of experience in the health care industry. The company also named Kerry Thurston as vice president of operations, focusing on fi nancial perfor- mance and quality standards. Most recently, she served as vice president of strategic oper- ations for Senior Lifestyle Corp. Also, Andrew Gall was named as executive director at Market Street Memory Care Residence Palm Coast. In 2016, Gall was recognized as one of Volusia and Flagler County’s Top 40 Under 40.
Tucson, Ariz.-based Wa- termark Retirement Com- munities hired David Schupack as executive di- rector for the Watermark at Trinity located in Tam- pa, Fla. He most recently
served as associate executive director for sister community, The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay, in St. Petersburg, Fla. Schupack began his ca- reer with the company as a dishwasher in high school and rejoined the company in 2014.
58 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2018
ARGENTUM CONGRATULATES SENIOR CARE COMPANIES THAT FOSTER A GREAT PLACE TO WORK
Great Place to Work, a global research and analytics fi rm, identifi ed 30 senior living providers on its inaugural list of 50 senior care companies published on
fortune.com. Argentum congratulates this group of providers and the following 17 Argentum members for this prestigious recognition:
• Asbury Communities (Frederick, Md)
• Belmont Village Senior Living (Houston, Texas)
• Benchmark (Waltham, Mass.) • Holiday Retirement (Winter Park, Fla.) • Juniper Communities (Bloomfi eld, N.J.) • Legend Senior Living LLC (Wichita, Kan.)
• Life Care Services-Managed Communities (Des Moines, Iowa): • The Forum at Rancho San Antonio • La Costa Glen • Morningside • Pomperaug Woods • Stoneridge Creek • University Village
• Mansions Senior Living (Edmond, Okla.)
• MBK Senior Living Communities Ltd (Irvine, Calif.)
• Merrill Gardens (Seattle, Wash.) • Senior Star (Tulsa, Okla.) • Silverado (Irvine, Calif.) • Solvere Living (Princeton, N.J.) • Sunrise Senior Living (McLean, Va.) • Thrive Senior Living (Atlanta, Ga.) • Vi (Chicago, Ill.)
• Watermark Retirement Communities (Tucson, Ariz.)
CORRECTION
In the September/October issue of Senior Living Executive, we shared that Michele Dukes, corporate director of sales and marketing for Chancellor Health Care, will manage three newly acquired communities in Southern California. Chancellor has in fact acquired four communities in the region—two in Riverside, one in Culver City, and one in Lompoc. Including these four communities, Dukes now manages 15 communities in total across the Chancellor portfolio.
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