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Chad Brandt (Engr ’87 L/M) is executive vice president of Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago and now manages its banking group. He and his wife, Kate Burkhardt Brandt (Law ’93); and their daughter, Lindsay, live in the Wrigleyville neighborhood of Chicago.

Posted 02/12/2009

Brown, Melissa Fuller

Melissa Fuller Brown (Col ’87 L/M) is a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. She handles complex family law matters including divorce, custody, visitation, alimony, child support, property division and relocation cases in Charleston, S.C.

Posted 12/09/2009

Martha Carlstead (Nurs ’87 L/M) graduated in December from Northeastern University in Boston with a Master of Science degree. She passed the national certifying board exam and is now a certified registered nurse anesthetist. She has joined the anesthesia department at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle.

Posted 05/12/2009

Davis, Carroll Douglas

Carroll Douglas Davis (Engr ’87) is manager of analytical chemistry for the Alcoa Technical Center in Alcoa Center, Pa., and has been named to the ASTM International board of directors for the term 2009-11. The board is responsible for directing the affairs of ASTM International, one of the largest developers of international voluntary consensus standards in the world. Mr. Davis has been a member of the organization since 1983, serving on various committees and as a fellow. He has received numerous awards, including ASTM International’s Award of Merit.

Posted 02/12/2009

Clayman B. Edwards (Com ’87, Grad ’88) is president of Hohner Inc., a global manufacturer and distributor of musical instruments and the world’s largest manufacturer of Harmonicas. Mr. Edwards is a Paul Harris Fellow and serves on the board of directors of the Western Henrico Rotary Club in Richmond, Va.

Posted 12/22/2009

David E. Jackson (Com ’87) is a partner in the federal tax practice of the U.S. audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG, where he focuses on commercial banking, investment banking, stock brokerage, mortgage real estate investment trusts and other investment activities. He joined KPMG in 1987 and is a certified public accountant licensed in Virginia.

Posted 02/12/2009

Andrew Langhoff (Law ’87) is president and chief executive officer, local media, at Dow Jones & Company. He works in Manhattan and lives in Bronxville, N.Y., with his wife, Katy Barrett; and their three children: William, 10; Caroline, 9; and Elizabeth, 4.

Posted 02/12/2009

Douglas Milman (Col ’87 L/M) formed the partnership of Wexell Milman, a Fairfax, Va., firm specializing in family and matrimonial law. He is married to Natalie Bordelon Milman (Educ ’00 L/M), an associate professor at George Washington University. They reside in Northern Virginia with their two children.

Posted 05/12/2009

Russell, Michael B.

Michael B. Russell (Engr ’87 L/M) received the Louis C. Brown Vanguard Award from the Morehouse School of Medicine in recognition of his work as co-chair of the Greater Grady Task Force, created by the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. The Task Force guided Grady Memorial Hospital through transition, ensuring quality health care for all Georgians. Mr. Russell is chief executive officer of H.J. Russell & Co. and is a member of the board of the Grady Memorial Hospital Corp.

Posted 05/12/2009

Brian G. Sadler (Com ’87 L/M) is the vice president and chief financial officer of Chamberlin Edmonds & Associates in Atlanta. In June, he was named the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s “CFO of the Year” for the medium-sized private companies category. Mr. Sadler lives in Atlanta with his wife, Karla. He is the son of Alexander B. Sadler Jr. (Engr ’58 L/M) of Richmond, Va., and the brother of Bruce K. Sadler (Engr ’88 L/M) of Richmond, Va. and Jennifer Sadler Daniel (Col ’96 L/M) of Atlanta.

Posted 01/04/2010

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