West Newsmagazine 11-13-19

38 I BUSINESS I
November 13, 2019
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PLACES
Academy of Dance celebrated its
30th anniversary at 16 Clarkson Wilson
Center in Chesterfield. After spending 15
years teaching in St. Louis, owner Carol
Bowman opened the Chesterfield studio.
With over 45 years of professional experience,
Carol now teaches dance alongside
her daughter, Madeline, and other students
who have become instructors. Academy of
Dance provides lessons for dancers from
pre-kindergarten to grade five and up at a
variety of difficulty levels. Styles include
ballet, tap, modern, hip-hop and more.
• • •
Cedarhurst Senior Living, LLC
acquired Provision Senior Living, located
at 12826 Daylight Circle, and will operate
under the name of Cedarhurst of Des Peres.
Cedarhurst of Des Peres offers 26 assisted
living apartments and 32 memory care
apartments to deliver personal care.
• • •
Ballwin Modern Dentistry announced
its opening at 1001 Brittany Parkway in
Manchester. The business provides general
care and dentistry procedures through the
combined efforts of a dentist, a periodontist
and an oral surgeon.
• • •
Town & Country’s Saettele Jewelers
marked its 73rd anniversary in the St.
Louis area with a raffle benefitting Friends
Caroline and Madeline Bowman
help families cope with the challenges of
a cancer diagnosis through music therapy.
The 2019 event raised over $18,000.
PEOPLE
Daniel Morro has
been named a principal
security advisor for
global technology consulting
and engineering
firm Ross & Baruzzini.
Morro
Morro brings experience
in international security issues with a focus
on transnational criminal investigations
related to border threats and security as
well as counter-terrorism.
• • •
USA Mortgage has promoted two senior
executives to new key leadership roles.
Linda Pring has been named president
of the firm from her current position as
executive vice president and chief operating
officer. Ron Mueller has been named
executive vice president from his current
role as senior vice president. Pring and
Mueller joined the firm in 2001.
• • •
Creve Coeur resident Dan Graney has
been named Dovetail’s creative director.
Dovetail is a branding and digital agency
headquartered in St. Louis. Graney will
collaborate with each department at Dovetail
to guide client objectives into strategic,
creative solutions.
Saettele Jeweler employees Gary Saettele,
Brian McHardy and Gus Saettele stand with
Friends of Kids with Cancer’s Ben Turec
[second from right].
of Kids With Cancer and showcasing its
new fall line of fine diamond and jewelry
brands. Saettele Jewelers also offers
a large collection of vintage and estate
luxury watches.
• • •
Kids Rock Cancer was featured at the
annual “Eat and Treat” fundraising event
presented by First Community on Oct. 9
at Chesterfield Amphitheater. Now in its
10th year, Kids Rock Cancer was developed
through Maryville University to
EVENTS
The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
hosts its general membership meeting
at noon [doors open at 11:15 a.m.] on
Wednesday, Nov. 20 at Persimmon Woods
Golf Club, 6401 Weldon Spring Road
in Weldon Spring. Sponsored by Stanley
Steemer, participants should bring a used
stuff animal to be cleaned, sanitized and
donated to kids in need as part of the annual
“Tired Teddies” program. Admission is $30
for members; $35 for guests. A $5 discount
applies for registrations through Nov. 18;
a $5 surcharge applies to day-of walk-ins;
See BUSINESS, page 45