Awards and Recognitions

Middlesex Hospital was named “most wired” again this year by Hospitals & Health Networks, the journal of the American Hospital Association. This is the sixth consecutive year the hospital has received this honor.

The honor is based on an annual most-wired survey designed to measure the level of information technology adoption in U.S. hospitals and health systems. The survey serves as a tool for hospital and health system leadership as they look to improve their information technology strategic plans. It can help hospitals, such as Middlesex, better leverage information technology to improve patient care and efficiency.

Brenda Davenport was the top agent in the Pearce Real Estate Clinton office for the second quarter 2017.

Additions and Promotions

Geraldine “Geri” Jacobson has joined the Lyman Real Estate firm as a broker/associate. Jacobson has specialized in serving buyers and sellers of restaurants, clubs, bars, and a range of other retail businesses for more than 21 years. In her own brokerage firm for most of that time, she operated out of an office in Cromwell and then Old Lyme where she has resided with her teenage daughter for the past 10 years.

Appointments

The Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants (CTCPA) has appointed Rebecca M. Guptill, CPA of Clinton to serve as a member of its Advisory Council for the organization’s 2017-2018 activity year, representing the Employee Benefit Plans Interest Group as its chair. The Advisory Council contemplates the future of the CTCPA and the accounting profession, and in doing so serves as a sounding board and source of information for the CTCPA Board of Directors. Guptill is a senior accountant with Buckley, Frame, Boudreau, & Co., PC in Killingworth. She holds a B.S. in accounting from Castleton University.

Accomplishments

• Barry Asch of Old Saybrook, co-founder of Cappella Cantorum, has announced his retirement from the organization. He was also its music director for 47 years.