Dick Alpert is now director of traffic operations for Clear Channel Radio Milwaukee-Madison. He reports on traffic mornings and middays on WISN-AM (1130), WOKY-AM (920), WRNW-FM (97.3), and WKKV-FM (100.7).
For the past four years, Alpert hosted “Madison in the Morning” on 1310 WIBA in Madison. Alpert, a Sheboygan native, has worked at several Milwaukee stations including WEMP-AM, WISN-AM (1130), WLTQ-FM, and WTMJ-AM (620).
Blutstein Brondino Fine Art (BBFA) private art advisors, appraisers and brokers, held its first auction of fine and decorative art on Aug. 13. The virtual auction included 250 lots of fine art and fine decorative art.
Blutstein Brondino Fine Art is dealing in the secondary art market and has received consignments from Milwaukee collectors and collections. In addition to offering auction services, Blutstein Brondino Fine Art has a public art gallery in the Marshall Building, 207 E. Buffalo St., in Milwaukee’s historic third ward. Coming gallery shows include Milwaukee photography and art from New Guinea.
For additional information, call 800-737-3715 or visit www.blutstein-brondino.com
Former Milwaukeean Daniel Gendelman is now head of business development for 2nd.MD. This internet company enables clients to “have a consultation with a leading physician from anywhere in the world,” thereby reducing wait times, according to a release.
“As technology races on in virtually all aspects of our life, getting in front of a good doctor is harder than ever. We’re changing that,” said Gendelman, according to the release. “For people who previously had little hope because no one out there would give them a hand in life, they will now be able to gain the same access to top quality care as millionaires do. They can breathe easier now.”
Because of Gendelman’s Wisconsin ties, the firm is offering a complimentary trial session to interested people who can provide reactions to their experience. It is a limited time offer for the first ten readers who respond and qualify, according to the release.
Interested potential participants should email Gendelman at Daniel@2nd.md. More information about the firm and its services is available at www.2nd.md.
Wauwatosa resident Brian Leibl was recently hired as the chief financial officer at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center in Whitefish Bay.
Leibl has worked for the past two years as controller and human resources manager at Wade Weissmann Architecture, Inc. He had worked from 1998 to 2009 as chief financial officer for the Milwaukee Jewish Federation.
Leibl is a CPA with a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Former Milwaukeean Jason McKinney is starring as activist-singer-actor Paul Robeson in a show by that name by Phillip Hayes Dean.
The production is being mounted by On Q Productions with the support of Opera Carolina. It opened Aug. 31 and will run through Sept. 10 at the Duke Energy Theater in Charlotte, N.C.
McKinney is an opera singer who has appeared in the U.S. and Europe in such works as “Porgy and Bess,” “Carmen,” and “Street Scene.”
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