Personnel file

Rogers Memorial Hospital has named Harold Harsch, M.D., as medical director of the Medical College of Wisconsin’s psychiatric services at RMH-Milwaukee.
Tracy Bain has joined Frank F. Haack & Associates in Wauwatosa as manager of markets and operations in its property and casualty business. Her most recent work in commercial lines of insurance was with Muirfield Underwriters and Crum & Forster in Brookfield.
Sara Stanton has been named vice president of Seroka Healthcare Marketing, the new division of Seroka Public Relations in Waukesha. Stanton has been in the health-care industry for more than 20 years and has held such management positions as senior vice president of an area hospital and director of operations for a health-care-related organization. She holds a bachelor’s degree in medical records administration from Illinois State University at Normal-Bloomington, and a graduate degree in health services from the University of St. Francis in Joliet, Ill. Stanton is also a graduate of the Keller Graduate School of Management in Milwaukee.
Don Bobo has been promoted to the position of president and chief executive officer of Jefferson Wells International, a Milwaukee-based provider of professional services to firms throughout North America. He was formerly president and chief operating officer of the firm. Bobo joined the firm in January 1998 as executive vice president, chief operating officer and a member of the board of directors, and was promoted to president in late 1999. Under Bobo’s leadership, the firm’s annual sales have grown from $8 million to more than $160 million.
“Don has done a great job building and leading our sales and operations organization and has proven his capabilities to take over executive responsibility for the entire firm,” said Michael Harris, chairman and founder of Jefferson Wells. Prior to joining Jefferson Wells, Bobo served as president of MetSource, a $60 million benefits administration subsidiary of MetLife. From 1992 through 1996, Bobo was senior vice president and general manager of Kelly Services, where he led an $800 million division. Previously, he held domestic and international general management and human resource positions with John Labatt, Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical and Armstrong Worldwide.
The firm also named Rob Wilson, executive vice president and chief financial officer, as a member of its board of directors. Wilson joined the firm as EVP and CFO in early 2000. The firm, which previously operated under the name “AuditForce,” has 1,600 employees and 24 offices.
Bryant and Stratton College has announced the following changes. Jim Palmer has been appointed director of admissions. He is responsible for the enrollment of new students and all marketing activities for the college. His past experience includes stints at Bader Rutter & Associates, plus Waddell & Reed Financial Services. Brian Sporleder has recently been named dean of instruction. He had recently served as director of Career Services since joining the organization in 1997. Kathy Bornheimer has also joined the college as director of Career Services. Bornheimer has more than 15 years experience in employment consulting in the private sector.