On the Move
4 Mallorie Deming joins Inspire Real Estate Mallorie Deming, a
4 Soergel now GM and winemaker of Lynmar Estate Lynmar Estate, a family- owned winery in the
4 McDonagh tapped as Sebastopol police chief The City of Sebastopol
former associate editor of NorthBay biz , has joined Inspire Real Estate in Windsor, continuing her five-year career as a real estate agent. A Sonoma County native, Deming is proud to be part of the
has announced Sean McDonagh as its next police chief. McDonagh, an Australia native, brings extensive law enforcement experience,
Russian River Valley, has promoted Pete Soergel to general manager and winemaker. With 13 years at Lynmar, Soergel will continue to advance the vision of proprietors Lynn
Mallorie Deming
Pete Soergel
Sean McDonagh
including 10 years as a police commander and two years as a police chief in Colorado. He holds advanced degrees in law enforcement and has obtained California law enforcement certification. McDonagh was selected through a process involving multiple interview panels. Sebastopol Mayor Stephen Zollman praised his leadership, community engagement and recruitment skills. McDonagh expressed his commitment to fostering strong community relations and a holistic approach to policing. He looks forward to collaborating with the city council, local groups and residents to achieve common goals for Sebastopol. McDonagh will serve a three-year term. 4 Nation is new owner of Moonstone Moonstone Skin & Body Care, a Marin County spa, is transitioning to new ownership. Janie Escamilla, the departing owner
business community, serving clients as far as Mendocino, Lake and Napa counties.
and Anisya Fritz. His expertise in farming and winemaking aligns with Lynmar’s commitment to quality pinot noir and chardonnay. Lynn Fritz praised Soergel's ability to lead and enhance the estate's farming, winemaking, hospitality, community building and environmental stewardship. Soergel aims to maintain Lynmar’s sustainability leadership, building on achievements like carbon-negative status and solar power. He looks forward to sharing Lynmar’s passion for sustainable winemaking with guests and the community. For more information, visit lynmarestate.com . 4 Zuno tapped for new roles at Redwood Credit Union Esteban Zuno has been promoted to senior vice
4 New book ‘Always Sam’ released by author Joan Tabb
Author Joan Tabb has published her latest children's book Always Sam , a contemporary fairytale weaving themes of inclusion, diversity and kindness. The book was recently awarded a Kirkus recommendation
Joan Tabb
rating. Tabb is a Santa Rosa resident, with a life-long passion for social justice and community service.
4 Sullivan named director of Department of Health Services Nolan Sullivan, a public health administrator with nearly 20 years of
president of wealth, insurance and deposit services at Redwood Credit Union. He will oversee strategic plans and financial services for wealth management,
experience, has been appointed director of the Sonoma County Department of Health Services by County Executive Maria Christina Rivera.
and lead esthetician, has handed over the business to Novato entrepreneur Susannah Nation. Nation,
Janie Escamilla
Esteban Zuno
Nolan Sullivan
who founded the skincare company Real Kind, will continue Moonstone's mission of providing innovative, natural skincare solutions. Escamilla expressed her gratitude for serving the Novato community and confidence in Nation's ability to uphold the spa's legacy. Nation's passion for skincare began in her teenage years, leading her to create effective skincare products. As a longtime client of Moonstone, Nation is committed to maintaining the high level of care and expertise that clients have come to expect.
deposit services and RCU Insurance Services. Zuno aims to ensure growth, retain top team members and deliver exceptional member service. He joined RCU in 2023 as VP of wealth management, bringing over 18 years of experience. Zuno holds a bachelor's degree from Loyola Marymount University and an executive certificate in financial planning. He is active in community service and the financial industry, receiving the BISA Rising Star award in 2018.
Sullivan had been with the Yolo County Health and Human Services Agency since 2007, most recently as director, managing over 750 employees and a $277 million budget. Rivera highlights Sullivan's experience in counties similar to Sonoma, with agricultural economies and tight-knit communities. Sullivan expressed excitement about his new role, emphasizing his commitment to public and behavioral health. He holds degrees from the University of San Francisco and California State University Chico and has been active in local government and nonprofits.
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