People in Business: Chestnut artists win; Bi-State nominates; CMT elects; IWR hires

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Office of Recovery selected two Chestnut Health System employees' work to appear in the 2024 Art of Recovery project. Shalon Brouk, recovery coach, Granite City, Illinois, and Jordan Reifschneider, behavioral outreach specialist, Belleville, Illinois, have art featured in the Gallery of Hope virtual exhibit.

Clayco welcomed Matt Kenne as project director.

The Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation honored James T. Blair IV, a Moneta Group partner, with the Pat Jones/Spirit of the Wilderness Conservation Award.

Hastings+Chivetta Architects welcomed back Lisa LeMasters as vice president and project manager. The firm hired Amanda Klos as interior designer, and Kevin GremmelsbacherTaylor Williamson as project managers.

KAI hired Coralie Steuber as project manager for its 360 Construction Services division.

The Missouri Public Transit Association presented 2024 Missouri Transit Operator Champion Awards to three St. Louis transit operators nominated by Bi-State Development: Kimberly Quinn, MetroBus; Takesha Standford, Call-A-Ride; and Jerrell Woolford, MetroLink.

Citizens for Modern Transit elected three new members to the transit advocacy organization's board of directors: Elizabeth DeBold Austin, Clayco Enterprise subsidiary Lamar Johnson Collaborative; Patrick Judge, Gonzalez Companies; and Rose Windmiller, Stellar Strategists.

IWR North America hired Jessie Haupt as director of marketing.

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