INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 
 Daniel Stieglitz has joined CAS Worldwide in Seaford as a vice president, information management solutions, and will focus his efforts on business process planning and improvements. He previously held a similar position at IDP Consulting in Jericho and lives in Seaford. 
 BOARDS/ASSOCIATIONS 
 Harbor Country Day School, in St. James, has announced two new board of trustees. 
 George Bubaris, of Nesconset, is workforce manager at NotifyMD in Wantagh. 
 Carrie Zuckerman, of Fort Salonga, previously served as compliance officer at Alliance Capital Management in Manhattan. 
 NONPROFITS 
 Jane C. Tucker has joined Family &amp; Children's Association, in Mineola, as senior director of human resources and staff development. The Great Neck resident previously served as counsel at Lamb &amp; Barnosky in Melville.

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Daniel Stieglitz has joined CAS Worldwide in Seaford as a vice president, information management solutions, and will focus his efforts on business process planning and improvements. He previously held a similar position at IDP Consulting in Jericho and lives in Seaford. BOARDS/ASSOCIATIONS Harbor Country Day School, in St. James, has announced two new board of trustees. George Bubaris, of Nesconset, is workforce manager at NotifyMD in Wantagh. Carrie Zuckerman, of Fort Salonga, previously served as compliance officer at Alliance Capital Management in Manhattan. NONPROFITS Jane C. Tucker has joined Family & Children's Association, in Mineola, as senior director of human resources and staff development. The Great Neck resident previously served as counsel at Lamb & Barnosky in Melville.

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