Jeff Jaroczynski has been hired as a new auditing supervisor at Mutual Savings Bank at its headquarters in Brown Deer. Jaroczynski comes to Mutual after serving as an audit/credit administrator and compliance officer at Bank of Elmwood. Jaroczynski is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in finance and accounting.
Amy Foulks has joined KS Consulting, a division of Kahler Slater Architects in Milwaukee, as marketing coordinator. Foulks, a graduate of Alverno College, has more than eight years of professional experience in marketing and customer service.
Chadd M. Frank has recently been promoted to vice president and commercial banking officer at Waukesha State Bank. He joined Waukesha State Bank in November, 1998. Frank earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration/finance from Marquette University. Currently he is active with the United Way in Waukesha County, Interfaith Caregiving Network, Waukesha Area Chamber of Commerce, and received a “Banker of the Year” award from the Wisconsin Business Development Finance Corp. He is the son of Martin H. Frank, the bank’s current president and president of the Wisconsin Bankers Association. He works at the bank’s Main office located at 100 Bank St, in downtown Waukesha.
Dave Preston has been promoted to the position of director of the consulting services division at AE Business Solutions in Milwaukee. He had been a consulting resource for the firm.
Scott R. Villenauve has joined Schenck Technology Solutions in Sussex as a software development supervisor. He received his training at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. He previously worked for Techskills.
Frank Biancuzzo, a Milwaukee native, has been named president and general manager of WISN-TV here. He succeeds Rick Henry, who moved to Heast-Argyle’s station in Pittsburgh. Biancuzzo has been with the firm since it was formed in 1997; he joined Hearst Broadcasting in 1995, and is a UW-Whitewater journalism graduate.
Jessica Rock has joined Creative Constructors of Menomonee Falls as director of business development. She is a 1997 business administration graduate of UW-Milwaukee.
James G. Pade has been promoted to the position of transportation and logistics manager for Wixon Fontarome, the St. Francis-based food ingredients manufacturer. He replaces Gerald D. Siegel, who retired. Pade will continue to lead the company’s systems/information technology department. He is a computer engineering major with a B.S. degree from UW-Madison; he also holds a business administration master’s degree from Marquette University.
April 12, 2002 Small Business Times, Milwaukee
