Business Briefs

Lanmark Group Inc., Eatontown, has announced the hiring of Danielle Nicole Malyska as an account executive. A resident of the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick, she will be responsible for managing and maintaining various marketing materials, advertising campaigns and promotional programs for several major accounts, and developing marketing plans to ensure future growth, success and profitability for a variety of clients. Prior to joining Lanmark, Malyska was a marketing associate at Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals, Princeton. She has more than three years’ experience in the health-care marketing industry, and received her bachelor of science degree in marketing and business administration at Montclair (N.J.) State University. Lanmark was founded in 1977, and is a full-service advertising and marketing agency specializing in the health-care fields.

United Teletech Federal Credit Union (UTFCU), Tinton Falls, recently joined the Allpoint Network of surcharge-free ATMs, giving its debit card members access to approximately 32,000 ATMs nationwide. There are approximately 1,000 Allpoint ATMs in New Jersey, and are located at retail locations for the safety and convenience of members. United Teletech has additional branches in Long Branch and North Brunswick.

The New Jersey Bar Foundation has announced the dates for its “Teasing and Bullying Program” for administrators and educators. Training sessions for teachers, guidance counselors, student assistance counselors, child study team personnel and paraprofessionals will be July 14 and Aug. 3. A training session for principals, vice principals or superintendents will be Aug. 4. All sessions are 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and are free of charge, but a $20 refundable security deposit is required.

Conflict resolution training will also be offered for teachers, administrators and para professionals beginning with an elementary level session July 19 and 20 or Aug. 17. The middle/high school level sessions will be July 20 and 21 or July 26. Teachers attending the entire training (one or two days) will receive professional development hours. Advanced training sessions will be July 21 for the elementary level, and July 27 for the middle/high school level. All sessions are from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sessions are free, but a $100 refundable deposit is required.

Peer meditation training for teachers, administrators or counselors will be offered July 28 for grades six through 12, and Aug. 18 for grades three through five. All sessions are from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Teachers completing the entire training will receive professional development hours. Training is free, but a $20 refundable security deposit is required. All the above are at the New Jersey Law Center, 1 Constitution Square, New Brunswick. For more information, call 1-800-373-3529.

Charschan Chiropractic and Sports Injury Associates, 490 Georges Road, North Brunswick, will hold its second annual “Spring Feet Checkout” during May and June. The office will conduct lower body biomechanical screenings for both adults and children, free of charge. The office suggests adults and children suffering from lower leg or back problems to have a screening. For more information, call Charschan at (732) 846-6400.

New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants announced that its Disaster Recovery Guide is now available free of charge. The updated guide provides free financial and tax advice to crisis victims, and includes information on topics such as how to document losses and replace personal identification papers. It also includes IRS forms and publications. For a copy of the guide, visit www.njscpa.org/recovery, e-mail communications@njscpa.org., or call (973) 226-4494, ext. 246.