Dispatch

Dispatch: May 27, 2022

Dispatch: A summary of recent business appointments and announcements, plus upcoming events for the week ahead

PROMOTED Kayla Paton, to account coordinator, Northern Commerce.

APPOINTED Jefferson Kraemer, data analyst L3, Libro Credit Union.

APPOINTED Justin Roach, director of facility partners, EventConnect.

ANNOUNCED By London Transit Commission, ratified plan to gradually transition its fleet of diesel buses to zero-emission electric buses.

APPOINTED David Spence, legal counsel, 3M Canada.

PROMOTED Kim Shelton, to director, chief of staff, customer experience and success, VMware Inc.

APPOINTED Tiffany Bennett, current budget and process officer, City of London.

ANNOUNCED By Western University, donation of $10 million from Canadian entrepreneur Ron Schmeichel to help create the Ronald D. Schmeichel Building for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

PROMOTED Carolyn Gallacher, to branch banking district leader, TD Bank.

ANNOUNCED By London Mayor Ed Holder, decision to retire from politics at the end of the current term of council.

PASSED By London city council, the Victoria Park Secondary Plan intended to guide construction surrounding Victoria Park.

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