BOARDS &amp; ASSOCIATIONS <a href="/topics/ADAM_%28designer%29">Adam</a> Glassman has been elected to the executive board of The <a href="/topics/New_York_%28state%29">New York</a> Chiropractic Council, a political organization that acts as an advocate for patients and doctors on a statewide level. The <a href="/topics/Great_Neck%2C_NY">Great Neck</a> resident is a family wellness chiropractor with a specialization in pediatrics and pregnancy. He maintains a full-time private practice in <a href="/topics/Great_Neck%2C_NY">Great Neck</a>. 
 EMPLOYMENT LLoyd Staffing in <a href="/topics/Melville%2C_NY">Melville</a> announced the addition of three recruitment professionals to its specialty talent areas. 
 Jeffrey Berger has been named senior technical recruiter for LLoydIT, the firm's professional services supplier for technology talent. The <a href="/topics/Rockville_Centre%2C_NY">Rockville Centre</a> resident was a senior technical recruiter for Enterprise Solutions Providers in White Plains. 
 Darren J.Farlow has been named executive director of LLoyd Nonprofit, a division specializing in all levels of development professionals and board memberships. The Manhattan resident was most recently president of the Southampton Hospital Foundation. 
 Mitchell K. Furman, of <a href="/topics/Oyster_Bay%2C_NY">Oyster Bay</a>, has been appointed director of LLoyd Retail Management.&nbsp; He was district manager for Brookstone out of its Merrimack, N.H., office where he was responsible for recruitment and hiring in 14 locations. 
 FASHION Deborah Scanlan has joined J. Hilburn Men's Clothier, a Dallas-based luxury men's apparel brand as a style consultant and will work from a mobile office. The <a href="/topics/Massapequa%2C_NY">Massapequa</a> resident was previously a district manager for Randstad, a human resources services provider in <a href="/topics/Melville%2C_NY">Melville</a>. 
 FINANCE Andy Zimny has joined Creative Plan Designs, a consulting actuarial firm in <a href="/topics/East_Meadow%2C_NY">East Meadow</a>, as director of actuarial services. He was previously director of actuarial and consulting services at Geller Group in Manhattan and lives in <a href="/topics/Wantagh%2C_NY">Wantagh</a>. 
 Michael Locorriere, of <a href="/topics/West_Islip%2C_NY">West Islip</a>, has joined <a href="/topics/Great_Neck%2C_NY">Great Neck</a>-based Community National Bank as director of municipal banking. Locorriere was senior vice president and director of municipal finance at State Bank of <a href="/topics/Long_Island%2C_NY">Long Island</a> in <a href="/topics/New_Hyde_Park%2C_NY">New Hyde Park</a>. 
 HEALTH CARE Yohei Takada has joined Reddy-Care <a href="/topics/Physical_Therapy">Physical Therapy</a> in <a href="/topics/Great_Neck%2C_NY">Great Neck</a> as a physical therapist with a concentration in orthopedics. The Queens resident held a similar position at <a href="/topics/Montefiore_Medical_Center">Montefiore Medical Center</a> in the Bronx. 
 Mark C. Boehrer has been appointed vice president of human resources at <a href="/topics/Good_Samaritan_Hospital">Good Samaritan Hospital</a> Medical Center in <a href="/topics/West_Islip%2C_NY">West Islip</a>. He was most recently director of human resources at St. Charles Hospital in <a href="/topics/Port_Jefferson%2C_NY">Port Jefferson</a>. <a href="/topics/Good_Samaritan_Hospital">Good Samaritan Hospital</a> Medical Center and St. Charles Hospital are members of Catholic Health Services. Boehrer lives in <a href="/topics/Hicksville%2C_NY">Hicksville</a>. 
 REAL ESTATE Melissa Kovary has joined Keller Williams Realty Greater <a href="/topics/Nassau_County%2C_NY">Nassau</a> in <a href="/topics/Williston_Park%2C_NY">Williston Park</a> as a salesperson. She held a similar position at Manzoni Real Estate of <a href="/topics/Mount_Sinai%2C_NY">Mount Sinai</a> and lives in Stony Brook. 
 To be included in People on the Move, send information and color photos about job moves, promotions and other work-world triumphs by fax to 631-843-2065, by email to peopleonthemove@newsday.com, or&nbsp;by&nbsp; mail to People on the Move, 235 Pinelawn Rd., <a href="/topics/Melville%2C_NY">Melville, NY</a> 11747-4250.

BOARDS & ASSOCIATIONS Adam Glassman has been elected to the executive board of The New York Chiropractic Council, a political organization that acts as an advocate for patients and doctors on a statewide level. The Great Neck resident is a family wellness chiropractor with a specialization in pediatrics and pregnancy. He maintains a full-time private practice in Great Neck. EMPLOYMENT LLoyd Staffing in Melville announced the addition of three recruitment professionals to its specialty talent areas. Jeffrey Berger has been named senior technical recruiter for LLoydIT, the firm's professional services supplier for technology talent. The Rockville Centre resident was a senior technical recruiter for Enterprise Solutions Providers in White Plains. Darren J.Farlow has been named executive director of LLoyd Nonprofit, a division specializing in all levels of development professionals and board memberships. The Manhattan resident was most recently president of the Southampton Hospital Foundation. Mitchell K. Furman, of Oyster Bay, has been appointed director of LLoyd Retail Management. He was district manager for Brookstone out of its Merrimack, N.H., office where he was responsible for recruitment and hiring in 14 locations. FASHION Deborah Scanlan has joined J. Hilburn Men's Clothier, a Dallas-based luxury men's apparel brand as a style consultant and will work from a mobile office. The Massapequa resident was previously a district manager for Randstad, a human resources services provider in Melville. FINANCE Andy Zimny has joined Creative Plan Designs, a consulting actuarial firm in East Meadow, as director of actuarial services. He was previously director of actuarial and consulting services at Geller Group in Manhattan and lives in Wantagh. Michael Locorriere, of West Islip, has joined Great Neck-based Community National Bank as director of municipal banking. Locorriere was senior vice president and director of municipal finance at State Bank of Long Island in New Hyde Park. HEALTH CARE Yohei Takada has joined Reddy-Care Physical Therapy in Great Neck as a physical therapist with a concentration in orthopedics. The Queens resident held a similar position at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx. Mark C. Boehrer has been appointed vice president of human resources at Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center in West Islip. He was most recently director of human resources at St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson. Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center and St. Charles Hospital are members of Catholic Health Services. Boehrer lives in Hicksville. REAL ESTATE Melissa Kovary has joined Keller Williams Realty Greater Nassau in Williston Park as a salesperson. She held a similar position at Manzoni Real Estate of Mount Sinai and lives in Stony Brook. To be included in People on the Move, send information and color photos about job moves, promotions and other work-world triumphs by fax to 631-843-2065, by email to peopleonthemove@newsday.com, or by mail to People on the Move, 235 Pinelawn Rd., Melville, NY 11747-4250.

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