Business notes News-Chronicle Kinnard Heating & Cooling has recently earned North American Technician Excellence certification for the installation and service of gas heating equipment. Only 68 percent of those taking NATE certification tests pass. The company is owned by Tom Kinnard. Bay Therm Insulation of Oneida was recently recertified through the NAHB Research Center's Certified Insulation Contractors Program. The NAHB Research Center, a subsidiary of the National Association of Home Builders, administers the certification program. Humana Inc. has announced changes in its Northeast Wisconsin sales team. Karen Smith moves from Humana Dental to Human's Green Bay sales office as small group sales representative; Laurie Cooney receives a promotion to director of account management and Tracy Kliest assumes responsibility for mid-market sales. Scott Munes of Wrightstown has entered the 20,000 Cow Club of Accelerated Genetics of Baraboo. The club is based on the number of first-service cows a professional technician has artificially inseminated during his career. Munes was also honored for outstanding sales within his region for 2002-2003. Nuclear Management Company has named Jim McCarthy to the new position of director of site operations at the Point Beach Nuclear Plant in Two Rivers. McCarthy was most recently plant manager at the Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant. Richard F. Palmieri, president of financial services for Schneider National Inc., has been elected chairman of the Commercial Finance Association for 2004. The CFA is a trade association with chapters throughout the U.S. and Canada. Skyline Exhibits of Green Bay has added Jeff Rechner to its marketing team. He will be responsible for managing customer service relations for both trade show and retail operations. Joel Prunty has been named assistant vice president and bank office manager at Bank Mutual's office at 2424 W. Mason St. Prunty is responsible for the overall operations of the office.