Business notes News-Chronicle Schneider National has hired Philip Morse, a financial services industry veteran, as vice president of Schneider Logistics Payment Services. The Schneider Financial Services subsidiary is the nation's second-largest freight payment company, handling $7 billion annually in freight bills for 8,500 transportation carriers and 250 companies. Morse joins the company from IBM Global Financing, where he was vice president of commercial financing and capital markets for the Americas. He was also a senior vice president at Chrysler First. Melissa Faul has joined Realty Executives as a full time real estate agent. She will work with home sellers and home buyers, and work with Kim Bahrke of Realty Executives. Tanya Duchaine recently completed her professional cosmetology training at Wisconsin College of Cosmetology, Green Bay. Douglas Day, former communications manager at the Kewaunee and Point beach nuclear power plants, has opened his own public relations and consulting firm, DDay Media and PR Services, based in Two Rivers. Allen J. Guldan of DeYoung & Associates, Green Bay, has been awarded a certificate of appreciation for his work as a co-author of a business valuation software product, Business Valuation Quality Communication Editor, for the National Association of Business Valuation Analysts and Wiley Publishing. L.P. Mooradian Flooring Company of Ashwaubenon has promoted Laurie Weyenberg to sales associate. Weyenberg also designs custom made area rugs sold by the company. In addition, Kathleen R. Krogman has joined L.P. Mooradian as office manager. Kevin Anderson, a retail sales representative, and Stacy Redman, a wireless sales consultant, have been named to the staff at Cellcom. Also new at Cellcom are order-processing specialists Corey O'Connell and Kimberly Tarnowski. Nsight Telservices, Cellcom's parent company, has also added Dawn Clark as a provisioning specialist at Local Nsight. Tweet/Garot Mechanical of Green Bay marked a milestone in July, going over 500,000 consecutive man-hours without a lost-time incident. This is the fourth time since 1995 the company has achieved this feat. Its rate is 75 percent below the national rate in construction. "A Woman's View," a quarterly publication put out by St. Mary's Hospital, has won a 2003 Aster Award. The award program honors excellence in medical marketing and advertising materials. The award came in the category of hospitals under 149 beds, external newsletter. Paul Heid of Heid Music, Appleton, has been named chairman of NAMM, the International Music Products Association. He has served two terms on the NAMM board of directors. Heid Music has a store in Green Bay. Michael Friedenreich has been named planning and replenishment director for the ShopKo division of ShopKo Stores Inc. He will be responsible for planning, forecasting and replenishment of grocery, health and beauty aids, medications and traffic merchandise. He has been with ShopKo since 1980.