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 John B. Barrie III has been promoted to chief operating officer at the Medford-based <a href="/topics/Suffolk_County%2C_NY">Suffolk</a> County Federal Credit Union. The <a href="/topics/Shirley%2C_NY">Shirley</a> resident has been with the credit union for 16 years, most recently as vice president of marketing. 
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 Thomas J. Abbate has been promoted to executive director at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a <a href="/topics/Bethpage_State_Park%2C_NY">Bethpage</a>-based charity. The <a href="/topics/Holtsville%2C_NY">Holtsville</a> resident was promoted from director of stores. 
 REAL ESTATE 
 Holly Gaddy Esteves of <a href="/topics/Locust_Valley%2C_NY">Locust Valley</a> has joined Homes by Mara Realty in <a href="/topics/Syosset%2C_NY">Syosset</a> as a licensed salesperson. She previously worked as an associate director in internal communications and business marketing at UBS Investment Bank in Manhattan. 
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 Dr. Peter Berman has been elected to the Huntington Hospital medical board. He has a clinical practice in ear, nose and throat, head and neck surgery, and facial plastic reconstructive surgery at the <a href="/topics/Mount_Sinai%2C_NY">Mount Sinai</a> North Shore Medical Group in Huntington. The <a href="/topics/Woodbury%2C_NY">Woodbury</a> resident is an assistant clinical professor at <a href="/topics/Mount_Sinai%2C_NY">Mount Sinai</a> School of Medicine and at Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine at <a href="/topics/Hofstra_University">Hofstra University</a>. 
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FINANCE John B. Barrie III has been promoted to chief operating officer at the Medford-based Suffolk County Federal Credit Union. The Shirley resident has been with the credit union for 16 years, most recently as vice president of marketing. NONPROFIT Thomas J. Abbate has been promoted to executive director at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a Bethpage-based charity. The Holtsville resident was promoted from director of stores. REAL ESTATE Holly Gaddy Esteves of Locust Valley has joined Homes by Mara Realty in Syosset as a licensed salesperson. She previously worked as an associate director in internal communications and business marketing at UBS Investment Bank in Manhattan. BOARDS/ASSOCIATIONS Dr. Peter Berman has been elected to the Huntington Hospital medical board. He has a clinical practice in ear, nose and throat, head and neck surgery, and facial plastic reconstructive surgery at the Mount Sinai North Shore Medical Group in Huntington. The Woodbury resident is an assistant clinical professor at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and at Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine at Hofstra University. 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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