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STEVIE STEIN
JOSEPH KESNER, a former
Farmington Hills resident, has
been named executive director
of the Palm Beach (Florida)
County Golf Association.
KAREN GOLD has been pro-
moted to public-relations account
executive with Brogan & Part-
ners Advertising/Public Rela-
tions. Ms. Gold, who has been
with the agency for nearly two
years, previously was account
supervisor in the public relations
department.
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CHERYL SPARKS
Rochester has been promoted
from executive assistant to
broadcast production coordina-
tor for the Berline Group Inc.,
a Bingham Farms-based adver-
tising and public relations
agency. Ms. Sparks came to
Berline from WKBD-FOX 50.
MATTHEW GROSS has joined
Darakjian Jewelers Inc. as a de-
signer and appraiser following
three years of study and intern-
REUNION
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time: 8:00p.m.
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the South. He was class valedic-
torian. The academy offers a two- Karen Gold
year curriculum of golf education
and business management.
JULIE GAYNOR has joined
Stone, August, Baker Commu-
KENN MANN has joined Stone, nications Companies as account
August, Baker Communications executive, responsible for the
Companies in Troy as account Weight Watchers account. Ms.
executive/graphic designer. Pre- Gaynor was an account execu-
viously, Mr. Mann was president tive at Ross Roy Communica-
of Design Communications Inc., tions, where she was assigned to
in Southfield, where he was in the Chrysler and Federal-Mogul
charge of creative and account accounts.
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sraeli businessmen lack the
global viewpoint of their Amer-
ican counterparts, but are
much faster in implementing
new ideas, according to Professor
Yoram Neumann.
Both can learn from each oth-
er in the right setting; Mr. Neu-
mann thinks he has it.
His setting is the United
States-Israel Management Insti-
tute (USIMI) at the California
State University in Dominguez
Hills, a southern suburb of Los
Angeles.
Mr. Neumann, who is dean of
the university's School of Man-
agement, says USIMI plans to
start operations for sharing ideas
in September with an inaugural
conference on "Investing in Peace
in the Middle East," and the be-
ginning of the institute's three
programs.
The U.S.-Israel Executive De-
velopment Program will provide
training on the economic, man-
agerial and social environment of
the two nations and construct a
data base for business resources,
investment opportunities and
joint ventures.
The Managerial Research Pro-
gram will explore business and
economic development in Israel
and the United States, mainly
through analysis of the two na-
tional markets and their respec-
tive management and business
practices.
The/ Business Exchange Pro-
gram will facilitate greater con-
tact between the two nations'
university students, faculty and
executives.
Although it is not part of the
institute's formal charge, Mr.
Neumann is optimistic that the
intermingling of Israelis and
Americans will lead to joint ven-
tures, particularly in high-tech
projects.
Seminars and workshops for
business executives and man-
agers of both countries will allow
them to play to their respective
strengths, says Mr. Neumann.