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A look at major career developments in the area.
Thue-Jones joins NAI Hallmark as vice president
NAI Hallmark, the largest locally owned full-service commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm in Jacksonville, has announced the firm’s continued growth by expanding its team with the appointment of Dylan Thue-Jones as vice president.
Thue-Jones has been active in real estate since 2007. Prior to NAI Hallmark, he worked at 2EJ Real Estate & Investments after four-plus years of working as the director of real estate for a national retail developer. In those roles he managed both high-growth new store expansion and existing store portfolios. Thue-Jones has spent years traveling the Southeast region of the United States, working in numerous markets and counties with experience in site selection, entitlement and permitting.
Cathedral Arts Project names teaching artist fellow
The Cathedral Arts Project (CAP) has announced the appointment of Ashlee Collins as the Petway Teaching Artist Fellow in Visual Arts, a full-time position providing arts education programs for school-aged children. She begins her new role with the organization on Aug. 15.
Collins previously served as an arts educator at Riverside Presbyterian Day School, Charter Schools USA and Duval County Public Schools. In her new role as a teaching artist fellow she will provide visual arts-based education and arts integration instruction in multiple schools and community sites throughout Duval County. In addition to curriculum development and implementation, Collins will also develop experiential learning opportunities for students such as guest artist workshops and field trips.
Baptist Health leaders featured on list of ‘up-and-comers’
Becker’s Hospital Review has named two Baptist Health leaders to its list of “up-and-comers” in IT health and revenue cycle management for 2023: Sara Meinke, senior director of IT ambulatory network innovation, and Steven Kos, senior director of revenue cycle application support.
The list includes individuals “leading the charge at hospitals, health systems and health care companies across the nation” who bring “a deep understanding of health care’s changing landscape and help their organizations adjust accordingly,” according to Becker’s.
CBK Advising expands with new hire
Jacksonville-based Karen D. Nutter, a published author, professional coach and corporate trainer through her business, CBK Advising, recently expanded her organization to include key areas of business with the expertise of Katie McCollum as the firm’s strategic sales and leadership adviser.
Nutter and McCollum will focus on providing professional services for existing clients and developing new partnerships with individuals who are committed to advancing a thriving organizational culture. The company’s use of scientific assessments helps to develop the ability to perceive, use, understand and manage emotions and find cohesive communications during challenging times.
Nutter and McCollum are certified to train clients in a myriad of professional and personal categories with TTI Success Insights’ DISC — TTI Assessments For Hiring, succession planning, team development and leadership development.
McCollum brings more than 12 years of experience in sales and sales leadership mentoring, coaching and developing new and veteran professionals. She has expertise in technology sales, human capital management and software as a service while partnering with small to medium-sized businesses and global enterprise organizations.
Nutter is a Certified Emotional Intelligence Analyst and a Certified Master Coach. She has received top producing member awards in Business Networking International affiliates.
Jimenez named Engineer of the Year
Eric M. Jimenez, PE, vice president and director of Southeast Operations of Ardmore Roderick, was awarded the 2023 Engineer of the Year Award by Florida Engineering Society (FES). The Engineer of the Year Award is given annually to a member of FES who best exemplifies the ideal image of the professional engineer in recognition of establishing a record of consistent quality over a long period. The candidate also has a well-rounded record of achievement in education, employment and professional and public service activities.
Jimenez joined Ardmore Roderick in 2018 to expand their design and construction services in Florida. He has been responsible for more than $1 billion in design and construction services for various clients, including Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Osceola County, Dart Interest and Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.
Villarroel joins real estate business
Luis Villarroel has joined Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Network Realty.
With a distinguished career spanning diverse fields, Villarroel has solidified his reputation as a paragon of excellence in real estate. Combining his experience as a retired FBI special agent and former U.S. Marine Corps helicopter pilot, he contributes dedication, integrity and expertise to the world of real estate.
For more information, call him at 609-731-3111 or email him at Luis.Villarroel@FloridaNetworkRealty.com.
The Ponte Vedra/Nocatee office, located at 333 Village Main St., Suite 670, Ponte Vedra Beach, is managed by Holly Hayes, who can be reached at 904-802-0432 and Holly.Hayes@FloridaNetworkRealty.com.
Stalvey joins real estate business
Brittainy Stalvey has joined Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Network Realty.
Stalvey comes to the real estate business from The Hospital Corporation of America FL Orange Park Hospital, where she works in anesthesia as a vice chief CRNA. She has a master’s degree in nursing from the University of North Florida. As a proud resident of Northeast Florida for 35 years, Brittainy has a wealth of knowledge about the area.
For more information, she can be reached at 904-982-3090 and Brittainy.Stalvey@FloridaNetworkRealty.com.
The Ponte Vedra/Nocatee office, located at 333 Village Main St., Suite 670, Ponte Vedra Beach, is managed by Holly Hayes, who can be reached at 904-802-0432, Holly.Hayes@FloridaNetworkRealty.com.
— Compiled by Shaun Ryan
