Business pulse

Arrivals

Donna Millen of Myrtle Beach has joined Bollinger Inc. as an insurance adviser in the personal lines division, focusing on insurance and risk management needs of high net worth individuals.

Thomas Kelso II, M.D., Ph.D., has joined Orthopaedic Specialists as an orthopaedic surgeon. He will primarily see patients at the Sunset Beach, Supply and Southport offices in North Carolina.

Promotions

Dean Goewey has been promoted to vice president and chief financial officer at Anderson Brothers Bank's Mullins office at 101 N. Main St.

New business

Stokes Law Firm LLC has opened at 95 Centermarsh Drive in Pawleys Island, offering legal counsel in real estate, workers compensation, personal injury and family law. Jessica Stokes and Hanna Stokes Green are the managing partners.

Miscellaneous

Currents Home and Design of Pawleys Island is the recipient of the 2010 Retail Star Award for Creative Excellence and has been named one of the top 50 retailers in the country by Home Accents Today Magazine.

Judy Blackburn of AAA Carolinas in Myrtle Beach has been awarded the designation of a Luxury Travel Specialist by The Travel Institute.

McCarthy Counseling Associates PA & The Center for Psychophysiological Assessment and Treatment in Myrtle Beach have received accreditation by the Association in Integrative Medicine for providing quality integrative healthcare.

Mike Millen, an estimator for FSA- Full Steam Ahead Inc. Fire and Water Restoration, meets EPA and HUD requirements by passing the EPA certified training course "Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting." Millen received his certification this summer by Greenville Technical College.

Marc Jordan, president and CEO of the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce, has completed the American Chamber of Commerce Executives' Fellowship for Regional Sustainable Development funded by the Ford Foundation.

Michael Guthrie, principal with Inform Studio; Alan Stephenson, retired from computer and information technology and Rebecca Donevant, general manager at Bluewater Resort, have joined Long Bay Symphony board of directors.

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