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At DDB Dallas, the duties that had been handled by Mr. Schroepfer, 48, will be handled by a new management team composed of Janet Bustin, who becomes managing director, and Steve Sweitzer, who joins the firm as executive creative director and managing partner.

The new managers of the Portland office are Bill Davenport, 40, broadcast director, who becomes managing director; Jim Riswold, 40, new business director, who becomes creative director, and Ben Kline, 35, global account director for the Nike Inc. account, who adds the additional duties of account service director.

He succeeds Phil Smith, who becomes managing director at Duffy Design and Interactive, the agency's design division.

Xaxis, New York, an audience buying company that is part of the GroupM unit of WPP, expanded into Canada by opening an office in Toronto, led by Rodney Perry, who becomes managing director for Canada.

"Multicultural Americans are in many ways the growth engine of the economy," said Alfred L. Schreiber, who becomes managing partner of New America Strategies Group, based in New York.

Then the man who became managing director of Metro in December for the second time enthusiastically explains his counterintuitive slogan.

The company already employs 30 people, including James Pindell, a former political blogger for The Boston Globe who became managing editor of the site last month.

Charlie Burgess, sports editor at launch who became managing editor in the 1990s, said: "If it wasn't for the i, the Independent would not have lasted this long".

"Cannabis has a long history of medical use which was then overtaken by the recreational effects," says Gover, who became managing director of GW in 1999.

This freshly educational approach was fostered not only by Bernstein but also by Carlos Moseley, arguably the Philharmonic's greatest administrator, who became managing director in 1961 and who died last year.

They are Fay Ferguson, 52, and McGhee Williams, 51, managing directors, who became managing partners along with Steve Conner, 42, who joined Burrell from his own shop in Brooklyn, the Steve Agency, which he is closing.