Movers and Shakers March 1, 2013
Page joins Bernardo/Wills
Brian Page of Coeur d'Alene has joined Bernardo/Wills Architects as a project architect/manager.
Page previously worked for Bernardo/Wills from 2004 to 2011. On behalf of the firm, he is currently on loan to Fairchild Air Force Base's 92nd Civil Engineering Squadron, providing project management services for renovation and remodel work on the base.
Page, who has more than 30 years' professional architectural design experience, specializes in governmental, educational, commercial and corporate commissions. A member of the American Institute of Architects, he is a registered architect in Washington, Idaho and New Mexico. Page holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Architecture from the University of New Mexico.
Info: www.bernardowills.com.
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Emerson, Parks hired by Peak1 Administration
Peak1 Administration, which administers employee benefits and ancillary insurance products, hired Greg Emerson and Paul Parks as Chief Operating Officer and Manager of Customer Support respectively.
"Their valuable experience and vision will help shape the leadership at Peak1 and help strengthen the company's commitment to continued growth," according to a press release.
Emerson and Parks will work in tandem with CEO Dan Crawford to enhance Peak1 Administration's service and growth strategies.
"We are pleased with the additions to our management team; both Paul and Greg have proven leadership skills and will be an asset to our company. Peak1 is committed to providing the best service to our clients, partners and benefit participants," Crawford said.
Headquartered in Coeur d'Alene, Peak1 is jointly owned by Blue Cross of Idaho and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana. Peak1 has two other branches, Helena, Mont., and Eagle.
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Cd'A public accountant firm receives 'pass' rating
Clark, Anderson, McNelis and Company, a certified public accountant firm in Coeur d'Alene, recently received a "pass" rating, the highest allowed, for the eighth consecutive time.
A peer review is a process where accounting firms have their audit, review, and compilation files reviewed by another firm for quality control purposes.
"It is an extensive review of our adherence to accounting, reporting, and disclosure standards," according to a press release.
The firm was notified of the results by the Idaho State Board of Accountancy.