Summer Zachary has been named employee of the month at American Management Corporation for November. She serves as an underwriter for AMC’s Fuel Marketers Department. Summer lives in Morrilton and has been with the company since 2006.
Roger Hazel, owner of All-Pro Floor Care, has recently expanded the carpet cleaning operation into Faulkner County. The company has been in operation in Clarksville and Russellville since 2006, specializing in both residential and commercial carpet cleaning. Hazel is certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaners and Restoration. Hazel can be reached for free estimates and appointments by calling 501-733-7970.
Judy Brown and Tami Greenlaw have completed 21 years of service at Conway Human Development Center. Brown is a residential care technician on the Total Care Team. Greenlaw began employment as an LPN and is currently a residential services shift coordinator. She and her husband, Eddie, live in Conway. They have four children and three grandchildren.
Regina Delph has completed 25 years of service at Conway Human Development Center. Delph began employment in 1984 and is a residential care technician on the Total Care Team. She lives in Conway and has one son, Derek.
Bruce Wood has completed 30 years of service at Conway Human Development Center. Wood began employment in 1979 as a life skills trainee. He is currently an orthotist aide in Medical Services. Wood and his wife, Christine, live in Conway.
Jessica Whiteaker has joined Engelkes and Felts LTD. She formerly worked for a public accounting firm in Central Arkansas. Her background largely includes specializing in auditing financial institutions as a senior auditor. Jessica is a certified public accountant and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Whiteaker attended and graduated from Arkansas Tech University with a bachelor of science in business administration in May 2006. She double majored in accounting and management/marketing. Jessica graduated high school from Quitman Public Schools. She lives near Enola with her husband, Tyler.
Matt Crafton has been appointed president and CEO of ENR Top 500 firm, Crafton Tull Sparks. Crafton will oversee the operations and marketing of the company with the help of his management team, including Shane Fernandez, executive vice president and leader of the firm’s architecture division. Tom Hopper, the firm’s former president and CEO, will retain the role of chairman of the board and represent Crafton Tull Sparks in the various communities and states in which the firm works.
“We are grateful for the many, many clients we’ve had the privilege of serving over the past 46 years of our firm history,” said Crafton. “We look forward to continuing those relationships and building new client relationships in the future. Our goal is to continuously improve what we do and how we do it. We want our public and private sector clients to not only benefit from superior professional design expertise and planning services, but to have a superior overall experience with our firm as well.”
