People on the Move: Sept. 6-12

Drs. Neil Braunstein, Nicholas Tibaldi, Anita Henderson and Marguerite Brathwaite are associate medical directors with Southwest Medical Associates. Braunstein specializes in rheumatology at the Southwest Medical Flamingo and Eastern Health Centers. Tibaldi specializes in gastroenterology at Southwest Medical’s Rancho/Charleston Health Center. Henderson works in pediatrics at the Montecito Health Center. Brathwaite is an OB/GYN at the Rancho/Charleston Health Center. Graceann Freeman, Fred Kubus and Tony Tan are nurse practicioners with Southwest Medical. Freeman specializes in urgent care at the Charleston/Rancho Health Center. Kubus specializes in primary care at the Eastern Avenue Health Center. Tan specializes in primary care at the Nellis Health Care Center. Jessica Radivan and Todd Radivan are physician assistants with Southwest Medical. They specialize in urgent care at the Charleston/Rancho Health Center. Justin Johnson is a physician assistant-certified at Southwest Medical’s Eastern Avenue Health Center.

Carly Scholten is chief operating officer and Michelle Quigley is the director of operations for the Animal Foundation.

Richard Bryan and John Mowbray, directors at Fennemore Craig, were re-elected to the board of directors for the Mob Museum.

The 2015 list of Top 100 Mountain States Super Lawyers includes J. Bruce Alverson and LeAnn Sanders, Alverson, Taylor, Mortensen & Sanders; Dennis L. Kennedy, Bailey Kennedy; Kirk B. Lenhard, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck; Jay Young, Howard & Howard Attorneys; Brett A. Axelrod, Fox Rothschild; Todd L. Bice and James J. Pisanelli, Pisanelli Bice; Peter W. Billings, Fabian Clendenin; Daniel F. Polsenberg, Dan R. Waite, Thomas G. Ryan and John E. Bragonje, Lewis Roca Rothgerber; L. Grant Foster, J. Walter Sinclair, B. Newal Squyres, Joe M. Teig, George M. Haley, Mona L. Burton and Bradley T. Cave, Holland & Hart; Donald J. Campbell and J. Colby Williams, Campbell & Williams; Candace C. Carlyon, Carlyon Law Group; Jennifer Ko Craft, Joel Z. Schwarz, Jeffrey A. Silver, John L. Krieger, Eric D. Hone and Michael N. Feder, Dickinson Wright; Joseph P. Hardy, Gordon & Rees; Kenneth E. Hogan, Hogan Hulet; Mark A. Hutchison, Hutchison & Steffen; J. Randall Jones, Kemp, Jones & Coulthard; Edward L. Kainen, Kainen Law Group; David R. Koch, Koch & Scow; David E. Leta and Alan L. Sullivan, Snell & Wilmer; Steven J. McCardell and David W. Tufts, Durham Jones & Pinegar; Steve Morris, Morris Law Group; Nicholas J. Santoro, Santoro Whitmire; Terry N. Trieweiler, Trieweiler Law Firm; Abran E. Vigil, Ballard Spahr.

Marlyn Buckley is a project specialist at Professionals in Philanthropy. She will be responsible for client service, nonprofit project management and coordination and serve as the first point of contact for clients and the community.

Danilo Reher is the director of operations for gaming manufacturer Interblock.

Melynda Montano is a mortgage loan processor at Clark County Credit Union.

Joseph DeMaria, president of Americana Safety, is serving on the ANSI/ASSE Technical Advisory Group Committee for ISO 31000 - Risk Management.

Karyn DeRosa is a trainer with the Simmons Group. She facilitates training and assists with human resource consulting.

William Hinsdale is assurance services manager and John Hansen is senior associate at JW Advisors, an accounting firm. Hinsdale helps manage the firm’s assurance services, including audits, reviews and compilations. Hansen serves both tax and assurance clients, including auto dealership clients.

Melissa Surran is director of finance and Cynthia Radley is government grants manager for Three Square Food Bank.

Stephen Clutter is chief of communications for the Nevada Bureau of Land Management.

Six teams that submitted proposals for consideration in Strong Cities Strong Communities Las Vegas, a global economic development challenge, were awarded a total of $800,000 in cash by the Las Vegas City Council. A first-place prize of $500,000 was awarded to “Build a Better Las Vegas,” a local team of professionals that developed a proposal to create an unmanned aerial and robotics resource source at Cashman Center. Members of the winning team include Brandon Wiegand, Zachary Conine, Michael Russell, Sallie Doebler and Curt Carlson. Second place, worth $100,000, went to “Strain/Stalk,” led by local architect Eric Strain and community developer Arnold Stalk, for their plan to develop a mixed-use mid-Strip Main Street project. Third place, worth $75,000, was awarded to team Gensler, an architecture and design firm, which developed a proposal for Cashman Center as a geographic center for sustainability. Two fourth-place prizes of $50,000 were awarded — one to Don Alejandro’s Texan Inc., Villa Latina led by local businessman Alejandro Alvarez, to create a multicultural center focusing on the Hispanic community at Cashman Center; the other to Every Neighborhood Needs an Architect, a team led by UNLV visiting professor of architecture Mark Roddy and assistant professor of architecture Joshua Vermillion, whose plan includes a prototype to demonstrate how blighted properties can be reimagined. Fifth place, $25,000, was awarded to HERServices, led by Las Vegas businesswoman Diane Hale, to establish a green sustainable district.

Wendy Simons is the deputy director of wellness for the Nevada Department of Veterans Services. Willette Gerald has been redesignated as NDVS deputy director for benefits.

Lauren Brooks is manager of sponsorship and advertising with the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce.

Jesse Maclean is logistics manager for Sundance Helicopters. His duties include inventory control and the procurement of parts and services.