People on the Move 6/6/16

Wendy Pennington has joined Mayson Capital Partners LLC as its vice president of finance. Before joining the private-investment firm, Pennington was employed by a dry-corn ingredient manufacturer and worldwide supplier to food and beverage companies.

Pennington earned her bachelor of science in business administration with a major in accounting from Southeast Missouri State University. She is also treasurer for Kelso, Missouri.

Kevin Timlin

Southeast Missouri State University has announced Kevin Timlin, director of the international programs office at Northern Michigan University, as its new executive director of international education services.

Timlin will replace Zahir Ahmed, who has assumed the new role of associate director of international recruitment at the university.

Timlin will be charged with leading international student services, sponsored student programs, English language programs, and study abroad and exchange programming. He also will be responsible for the university's international student recruitment program. He will begin his new role July 5.

Robin Sides

Visiting Nurse Association of Southeast Missouri Hospice has announced Robin Sides, LPN, is its new volunteer coordinator. With 25 years of nursing experience, Sides has been caring for the terminally ill at VNA for the past six years.

Sides is looking for volunteers throughout the Southeast Missouri area and has scheduled two volunteer trainings that are free and open to the public. The first training will be from 12:30 to 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Kennett, Missouri, VNA office. The second is scheduled from 12:30 to 5 p.m. June 23 at the Sikeston, Missouri, VNA office.

For more information, call Robin Sides at (573) 344-4870 or email her at rsides@vnasemo.com.

Tammy Tucker

Tammy Tucker has accepted the position of customer service representative/mortgage processor/association support at the Sikeston, Missouri, branch of Progressive Farm Credit Services. She will report to branch manager Heather Couch.

Tucker, a Sikeston native, has 18 years of farm-credit experience, including four years in the Kennett, Missouri, branch of Progressive Farm Credit Services, and several years with Farm Credit Midsouth in Jonesboro, Arkansas.

-- From staff reports