Business notes News-Chronicle HiTech Enterprises Inc. of Green Bay has hired Carol Faltynski as a senior financial analyst. Carol has 23 years accounting experience in payroll, accounts payable/receivable departments as well as financial analysis and financial reporting. Her responsibility at HiTech will be working with month-end processing, forecasting, budgeting and utilization reporting. Schenck Business Solutions has added several employees. They include Ellery A. Beich, staff assistant in the governmental accounting department; Tara R. DuBois, staff assistant; Amanda A. Suster, staff assistant and Lynnette S. Thomas, associate accountant II. Event USA Corp. and Packer Fan Tours have promoted Eran Roth to strategic development & operations coordinator. He has been employed by Event USA Corporation since 2003. Kristyn Garrity has accepted a position as inventory and order control manager at Event USA Corp. while she considers attending graduate school at Harvard University or other universities. The WPS Resources Corporation board of directors has approved the promotions of Tom Meinz to executive vice president-public affairs and Phil Mikulsky to executive vice president-development. Meinz, 57, began with Wisconsin Public Service in 1969 as a cadet engineer. He previously held the positions of chemical engineer, director- environmental services, senior corporate planning executive vice president- power supply & engineering, and senior vice president- public affairs. Mikulsky, 56, began his career as a cadet engineer in 1971. He holds a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Wisconsin- Madison. He also served as chief executive officer of WPS Energy Services, Inc., and president of WPS Power Development, Inc., the two principal non-regulated subsidiaries of WPS Resources. Dr. Nathan DeLorey and Jamie DeLorey of the DeLorey Chiropractic Clinic in Ashwaubenon donated school supplies last month to St. Joseph Catholic School in Green Bay. Throughout the month of August Dr. DeLorey saw new patients at no charge with a donation towards the school supply fundraiser. Steve Seidl, principal broker of Seidl & Associates and partner in ERA Titletown Realtors has been awarded the prestigious designation SIOR. The Society of Office and Industrial Realtors requires extensive education in the commercial field and an extraordinary history of completed transactions. Ted Keneklis, president of ASKTED & Associates LLC, will present a seminar entitled "The Leadership and Legacy Challenge: What Do I Do When I am President, and What Do I Do After?" at the American Society for Training and Development Leaders Conference in Arlington, Va., Oct. 14-16. Keneklis is a national and local ASTD leader and was president of the Northeast Wisconsin ASTD chapter in 1994 and 2003. Rosalyn Beam has been appointed Aurora Medical Group administrator of Brown, Door and Outagamie counties within Aurora's North Region. The new position is a promotion for Beam, who joined Aurora in October 2003 as North Region business manager. She had also been serving as interim administrator for Aurora Medical Group in Marinette County. Bank Mutual has named David M. Mentz as investment real estate loan officer in the Northeast region of Wisconsin. He has more than eight years of banking experience. Bank Mutual also named John Schmidt as a commercial banker in the Northeast region. He has 16 years of banking experience and 30 years of lending experience. Angela Van Pay has joined the staff at Charisma Styles & Spa, Green Bay. She is a graduate of the Wisconsin College of Cosmetology. Carl Juza and Mark Tremel, employees at the Green Bay Water Utility treatment facility, captured first place in the Wisconsin Water Association's annual Top Ops contest. The contest is a fast-paced question-and-answer team tournament showcasing talent and expertise in all areas of water treatment and facility direction. The team will compete against other state champions at the national Top Ops contest in June in San Francisco.