Health Discovery Corp. names CEO
Dr. John Norris has been named the new chief executive officer of Health Discovery Corp. (OTCBB: HDVY), the firm’s board of directors announcer Thursday.
Norris was selected during a Dec. 18 board meeting to succeed Dr. Stephen Barnhill, who founded HDC, served as chairman and CEO for nine years and brought the company to profitability in the third quarter of 2012.
Norris, 65, had been the company’s executive vice president, chief technology officer and chief regulatory officer.
“John has served with distinction for the past three years, and we intend to rely on his global vision of the future of health care delivery system reform, of health care IT reform, and of FDA reform to drive the transformation of HDC into its next phase of growth,” said board chairman Joe McKenzie.
Norris said he looks forward to assuming the role of CEO and leading the company to its next level of success.
Health Discovery Corporation is a molecular diagnostics company that uses advanced mathematical techniques to analyze large amounts of data to uncover patterns that might otherwise be undetectable. For more information, go to healthdiscoverycorp.com.
SCADDY entries on display on Broughton Street
More than 100 top student submissions for the seventh Annual SCADDY Awards will be on exhibit Jan. 4-27 at the Gutstein Gallery, 201 E. Broughton St.
A panel of respected industry professionals reviewed the submissions and selected winners, which will be announced Feb. 15 at the SCADDY Awards Ceremony at Arnold Hall.
The SCADDY Awards honor student achievement in the advertising arts and related creative disciplines. Award-winning work is entered into the ADDY Awards, the advertising industry’s professional award competition.
SCAD students from advertising, graphic design, illustration, photography, animation, motion media design, visual effects, writing, and film and television entered more than 2,000 pieces in this year’s competition.
This year’s SCADDYs are sponsored by global advertising agency network Draftfcb and Razorfish, an interactive marketing and technology company.
Admission to the exhibition and the awards presentation is free and open to the public.
S.C. firm announces Pooler retail project
Carolina Holdings Inc., based in Greenville, S.C., has announced a new retail project on Pooler Parkway in front of Pooler Marketplace, which is anchored by Publix and Georgia Theater.
An announcement from Carolina Holdings praised the location’s access to Interstate 95 and Interstate 16 and said space is available up to 9,000 square feet.
For more information, contact David Winburn at 864-272-0088.
Carolina Holdings, founded in 1986, has completed more than 5 million square feet of development and nearly 120 projects in eight states.