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Beth CasteelBeth Casteel, a veteran journalist of the Associated Press, joined The Reis Group as senior counselor. She also worked for the American College of Cardiology and American Psychiatric Assn., brings a well-rounded experience of healthcare issues, medical societies and the media to Washington-based TRG. Sharon Reis also upped Stephanie Wight and Kathleen Petty to senior account executives.
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Russell MixRussell Mix takes over for Christine Perkett as CEO of SeeDepth, Boston-based PR analytics firm. With more than 35 years of experience of software and start-up experience, Mix is “to amplify our efforts and take SeeDepth to the next stage of growth,” said Perkett, founder of the firm.
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Layton Meng
Zach ColvinLayton Meng promoted to corporate communications director at Gresham, Smith and Partners, architectural, engineering and design firm. She’s in charge of developing, implementing and measuring effectiveness of GS&P’s internal/external communications and market-based business objectives. Meng joined GS&P in 2007 form Qorvis Communications.
Zach Colvin sits in new California chair position created at Allison+Partners to oversee San Francisco headquarters and Los Angeles, San Diego and Silicon Valley outposts. He reports to Jonathan Heit, Americas president. Colvin joined Allison, which is part of MDC Partners, in 2006.
AB InBev has hired Donna Lorenson as chief communications officer and elevated the PR function to the senior leadership structure in the aftermath of the Bud Light marketing disaster.
Tunheim handled the Minnesota USA World Expo bid committee, which on June 21 congratulated Serbia for landing the 2027 event.
United Minds, management consultancy, has launched Myriant, a business resiliency offering to help clients deal with the challenges during this era of misinformation, polarization and geopolitical upheaval. 
ImageShield, which guards against online image abuse, is looking for a communications pro to handle its PR and marketing campaigns.
Who knew that there is a real paper company, Pennsylvania Paper & Supply, inside the iconic building seen at the opening of every episode of “The Office?” 
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