Career moves

Kyle Hemminger joined Cain Brothers this month in Columbus, Ohio.

The board will have 15 members for its fiscal year starting Oct. 1.

A compendium of changes in the municipal industry.

The acting New York City Transit president was in line for a board chairmanship had state lawmakers approved Gov. Andrew Cuomo's measure to split the authority's top positions.

Michael Pagano, a "dean" of government finance with a national reputation, will hand the mantle as director of the university's Government Finance Research Center next month to Deborah Carroll.

SWS Capital Management, which manages the Clear Vision Impact Fund, has hired a Detroit-based analyst/investor.

Brian Egan will take up the mantle of being the primary voice for bond lawyers in Washington.

Locke Lord's Texas public finance team continues to expand with the addition of Arnold Cantu from Norton Rose Fulbright.

The team from Bank of New York Mellon will notably expand Ice Miller's arbitrage rebate compliance practice as a component of its public finance services.

Analyst John Kenward and public finance commercial manager Kathy Evers retired this spring.

Giroux brings to the MSRB her experience advocating on behalf of both broker-dealers and bond lawyers.

Ivan Samstein will take the top fiscal post at University of Chicago Medical Center. The university will conduct a national search for his replacement.

Natalie Brown replaces Dominick Mondi, who retired earlier this year.

Patrick Foye will leave as chairman and CEO, with Sarah Feinberg elevated to chairman and Janno Lieber becoming chief executive officer.

Daniel Isacksen Jr. replaces the retiring interim chief financial officer, Cynthia Clemence, for the Livonia, Michigan-based hospital system.

Shea, a veteran of the municipal bond business, joins the insurer's board. She will serve on its audit and environmental and social responsibility committee.

The new director will be familiar with pay-to-play enforcement and public accounting fraud, which are important in the muni space.

Maulin Vidwans, Jennifer Santangelo, Ryan Udell and Adam Chelminiak move over from White and Williams.

Wiggins takes the helm as the system strives to recover from the pandemic and build out its rail network ahead of the 2028 Olympics.

Smith, who joined the Michigan-based law firm in 2016, will lead a 16-member team.