People You Should Know (March 31)

Advertising

Gloria Esparza, a graphic designer, has joined the Greteman Group.

Banking

Jim Faith has been promoted to executive vice president of commercial banking at Emprise Bank. Faith will also be part of the bank’s executive management committee.

Penny Sourivong has been promoted to assistant branch manger of the Derby branch of Carson Bank.

Zack Kimble has been promoted to assistant cashier of Carson Bank Mulvane.

Grant Roskam has been promoted to executive vice president of lending at Carson Bank Mulvane.

Keith Kerr has been promoted to market manager of the Derby branch of Carson Bank.

Frank Carson IV has been promoted to president and CEO of Carson Bank Mulvane.

Whitney Darcy has joined Carson Bank as branch manager of the bank’s Clocktower branch in Mulvane.

Business Services

Kenneth Friedel, an independent trainer, consultant and facilitator based in Wichita, has attained certification as a Leading Out of Drama Trainer from Next Element in Newton.

Josh Kinnevan has joined Skyline E3 as a marketing consultant.

Health Care

Suzanne Richards has been named director of critical care services at Wesley Medical Center.

Behavioral Medicine Specialists has announced the following new staff members: Andrew Bennett, licensed clinical marriage and family therapist; Julie Liming, licensed specialist clinical social worker; Paula Schaefer, licensed clinical marriage and family therapist; and Nse Renee Nkana, psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner.

Law

Jay Sizemore has joined the practice of Brad Pistotnik Law.

Media

Abigail Wilson, an intern and reporter with KMUW, has been awarded a Gracie in the student radio category.

Nonprofits

Tyler Beach has joined Nonprofit Solutions as a software developer.

Services

Tonya Keim of Hesston has joined Bluestem Communities’ executive team as executive assistant to James Krehbiel, the president and CEO.

This story was originally published March 30, 2016 at 5:12 PM with the headline "People You Should Know (March 31)."