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Former CCAM international
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include James Earl Jones,
Aretha Franklin, Minoru Ya-
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participation along with finan-
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AUDREY EDELHEIT has
been named a sales associate for
Neiman Marcus at the Somer-
set Collection in Troy. Ms. Edel-
heit formerly was employed by
Kosins Clothes, Mr. Alan's
Shoes and Roz and Sherm.

DAVID COLWANDER of
Royal Oak has been promoted
to senior associate at Fusco,
Shaffer & Pappas Inc. Archi-
tects and Planners. Mr. Col-
wander, a graduate of Lawrence
Technological University, has
been with the Southfield firm
since 1986. He oversees the
company's computer-aided de-
sign operations.

BARBARA GOLDMAN
KRATCHMAN has been
named chairwoman of the Con-
cerned Citizens for the Arts in
Michigan's (CCAM) 10th annu-
al Governor's Arts Awards Gala.
Ms. Goldman Kratchman, di-
rector of the strategic services
to the not-for-profit sector group
at Stone, August, Baker Corn-
munications Companies in
Troy, is a former executive di-

Melvin Meltzer

MELVIN MELTZER of Birm-
ingham has been named to the
national advisory council of the
U.S. Small Business Adminis-
tration (SBA). The council in-
cludes small business owners,
trade representatives and aca-
demic leaders who volunteer
their time to keep the SBA
abreast on issues which affect
small businesses nationwide.
Mr. Meltzer, who earned
bachelor's and master's degrees

from Wayne State University,
has many years of experience in
the health-care industry. Most
recently, he was vice president
of marketing and director of
public affairs for Group Health
Plan and SelectCare in Troy. He
was employed by the Southeast
Michigan Transportation Au-
thority from 1974-84 as director
of public affairs.

KENNETH KOHN of West
Bloomfield, a partner with the
law firm of Reising, Ethington,
Barnard, Perry and Milton in
Troy, was a speaker at the na-
tional American Bar Associa-
tion (ABA) meetings in New
Orleans. He discussed biotech-
nology patents and ethics.
Mr. Kohn also spoke recently
at two continuing legal education
seminars on patents and small
business and he was a moderator
at the summer central division
meeting of the Association of Uni-
versity Technology Managers.
The meeting topic was patent har-
monization between the United
States and the world.
Mr. Kohn specializes in the
field of patenting biotech, med
tech and chemical inventions.
He represents companies, uni-
versities, research institutes and
individuals around the world.

MILTON ZUSSMAN, a
Bloomfield Hills attorney, has
been elected chairman of the
board of directors of United
Community Services (UCS) of
Metropolitan Detroit.
For 77 years, UCS has been
a leading citizen-based, volun-
teer-driven, problem-solving or-
ganization in metropolitan
Detroit. Its 800 volunteers and
more than 100 staff members
work in community planning,
information and referral, re-
search, coalition-building, pub-
lic advocacy and volunteer
recruitment, training and place-
ment.

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