Local business notes News-Chronicle Green Bay Web site development firm DM Interactive added three new employees to its staff. Sarah Logghe was hired as account executive and is responsible for managing new and current client relationships, helping maintain and create their online solutions. Sherry Mathey joined the firm as senior account executive. She is focusing on new business development and will help in current client relationships. Jenni Piskor was named marketing coordinator, where she is in charge of internal marketing and design, including DM's corporate identity. DM Interactive manages all facets of Web development for its customers. Its clients include Packers.com, AAL.com and Nesco.com. Nicole Pilgrim has joined Cost Cutters Salon, 2030 E. Mason St., as a hair designer. Pilgrim is a recent graduate of Wisconsin College of Cosmetology, Green Bay. Northern Electric Inc. was honored with a 2001 Safety Excellence Award from Associated General Contractors of Wisconsin, a statewide professional organization. The company won in the category of specialty contractor with 50,000-100,000 hours. Company president Jim Conard and safety director Russ Morgan will accept the award at a ceremony in Baraboo on Feb. 11. The Kiwanis Club of Green Bay recently elected the following officers to its board: Michael Chandler, Denil Wall, president; Maj. Ruth Fay, Salvation Army of Green Bay, vice president; Rita Arwine, Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, secretary; and Dennis Lautenschlager, First Northern Savings Bank, treasurer. Mollie Lambert was hired as communication specialist with The H.S. Group, where she provides administrative support for individuals searching for jobs through the company. Lambert is a native of Green Bay and graduated from Valparaiso (Ind.) University with an art degree. She studied in Cambridge, England. The Meyer Theatre named Jim Rivett, principal and creative director of Archetype Group, to its board of directors. Archetype is a design communications firm located in Green Bay. It has donated creative and strategic services to the Meyer renovation project, including brand development, logo design and design of marketing materials. Randall Johnson has been contracted to present a seminar for people working toward a Building Operators Certification for the Energy Center of Wisconsin. His seminar on efficient lighting fundamentals takes place March 6 at Brett Favre Steakhouse in Ashwaubenon. The certification program addresses indoor air quality, pollutant sources and lighting efficiency for its members. Johnson is president of US Lamp Inc., a Howard commercial/industrial lighting distributor. Schenck Business Solutions promoted Brian Strnad to shareholder in its Green Bay office, one of seven such promotions in five Schenck offices in Wisconsin. Strnad is a 1987 graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. He was a manager with financial services firm Shinners Hucovski and joined Schenck when the two companies merged in July 1999. Architect W. Lee Connellee Jr. of Appleton has been elected as 2002 president of the American Institute of Architects Northeast Wisconsin, the local chapter of AIA and AIA Wisconsin. Paul Martzke of Green Bay was named vice president/president-elect, and Amy Kox of De Pere was elected secretary-treasurer. Tammy McFaul has joined Re/Max Select Realtors of Allouez as a sales associate.