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Brian Weisberger
has joined Bloom
Asset Management
as an investment
analyst. He will ana-
lyze, monitor and
update current
investment models;
Weisberger
research and analyze
current securities and new investment
ideas for the firm's investment models;
and review, monitor and rebalance cli-
ent portfolios. He has more than 20
years of experience in the financial
services industry and has extensive
experience conducting studies in glob-
al macroeconomic and microeconomic
analysis. Some of his market research
on global market and asset class corre-
lation has been published in Portfolio
Institutional, an institutional invest-
ment magazine in the U.K. and
Europe.
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Eric S. Glick, an
attorney with the
Bingham Farms-
based law firm of
Thav Gross PC, was
named a Five Star
Wealth Manager for
the fourth consecu-
Glick
tive year by Hour
Detroit magazine
(June 2013) and dBusiness magazine
(July/August 2013) for his work in the
area of estate planning.
Andrew J. Rochen,
a partner/sharehold-
er of Lydecker Diaz
Attorneys at Law in
Miami and West
Palm Beach, Fla., has
been selected to the
2013 Rising Stars
List published in
Florida's Super
Lawyer Magazine. In addition to co-
managing the firm's civil litigation
division, Rochen directly manages one
of the firms most prominent practice
groups with a focus of defending law-
suits involving catastrophic losses. He
is the son of Phyllis and Don Rochen
of West Bloomfield and Lake Worth,
Fla.
Gerald "Jerry"
Acker of Huntington
Woods, co-founder
and senior partner of
Southfield-based
Goodman Acker
P.C., a personal inju-
ry law firm, has been
Acker
elected president of
the Michigan Association for Justice, a
nonprofit organization of approximate-
ly 1,600 members dedicated to fur-
thering civil justice and access to the
courts for the people of the state of
Michigan. Acker specializes in person-
al injury litigation, including cata-
strophic automobile negligence claims,
no-fault claims, medical malpractice,
premises liability and nursing home
negligence.
Telemus Capital
Partners, a leading
independent adviso-
ry firm specializing
in wealth manage-
ment services for
high net worth indi-
viduals, has promot-
Saperstein
ed Kelli Saperstein
from her role as wealth analyst to
wealth adviser. Saperstein will take the
lead on comprehensive financial plan-
ning strategies and services, estate
planning issues and investment man-
agement guidance for Telemus
Capital's individual clients. Saperstein
joined Telemus Capital as a wealth
analyst in December 2010.
Scott A. Goodwin,
co-founder and
managing partner of
Birmingham-based
Goodwin & Scieszka
P.C., has been named
president-elect for
"Mk
2013 and president
Goodwin
for 2014 of the
Michigan Association for Justice. The
MAJ (formerly Michigan Trial Lawyers
Association) is a group of about 1,600
lawyers. Lawyer's Weekly recently
named Goodwin "Lawyer of the Year"
and dBusiness included him in 2013's
"Top Lawyers" Goodwin's honors
include "Michigan Super Lawyer"
(2006-2012) and the "AV Preeminent"
rating from Martindale-Hubbell.
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