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Jul. 23, 2008
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INSIDE BUSINESS

Sharyn Gagne



Michael Dayton

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    Momeni & Associates, an engineering and construction company, named Sharyn Gagne business development manager.

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    McDonald Carano Wilson, a law firm, named Michael Dayton vice president of government affairs.

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    Selling Source LLC, a Las Vegas-based provider of online advertising, named Gary Patten chief financial officer.

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