Who’s making career moves in the Chattanooga-area business community?

W. Brad Lehman is named president of the Middle Tennessee, Chattanooga, East Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia divisions of Realty Title. Lehman is responsible for leading and overseeing operations for 25 offices that conduct closings for the sale and refinance of residential and commercial properties. Lehman has an extensive background in the title industry, having served in multiple senior management positions for two national title insurance underwriters and working for a family-owned title company local to Brentwood, Tennessee, for a combined 25 years. Additionally, he has worked as a sales and marketing consultant with fortune 100 companies in the healthcare, mortgage and insurance loss recovery industries.

Jeffrey Maddux is elected president of the Chattanooga Bar Association. Maddux, a shareholder in the law firm of Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, PC, is serving his second term on the CBA board. As president of the local bar association, he will be responsible for working with the board of governors to implement the policy and programs of the CBA. Maddux has also served in leadership roles for the Chattanooga Bar Association Young Lawyers Division, the Federal Bar Association, Chattanooga Chapter, Mid-South Commercial Law Institute, Tennessee Bar Association’s Leadership Law Program and the Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee.

Jacqui Ricketson, CWCP, is named business resource development liaison for Safehaven. In her new role, Ricketson brings more than 30 years of experience in the medical field to serve residents, their families and Safehaven employees in various operational capacities, ranging from marketing to administrative duties. After experiencing a stroke at a young age, Ricketson devoted her career to healthcare, gaining experience as a Certified Workers Compensation Professional and working for a large case management company based in Atlanta.

Jeremy Callahan is named the new team leader for Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Signature Brokers in downtown Chattanooga. Callahan previously served as an assistant team leader and productivity coach for Keller Williams Realty while operating a top- producing real estate team, The Callahan Group. Callahan has been tapped to lead the company’s growth through coaching, recruiting and business development as the growing company is opening a new 6,000-square-foot office downtown. Callahan says he’s also rolling out new technology, coaching, calendar and lead offerings for agents.

Rickey Moore is named executive director of the Mid-South Carpenters Regional Council Training Trust Fund (TTF). Moore has worked for more than three decades as a union carpenter, working his way up from carpenter helper and apprentice to lead foreman and superintendent, primarily for the general contractor Raines Brothers Inc. His work can be seen on such iconic projects as the I-Max Theater, Discovery Museum, many church and school additions and the steam generator storage buildings at TVA’ Sequoyah and Watts Bar Nuclear plants. As the new head of the Mid-South TTF, Moore will oversee seven training facilities and several carpenter and millwright professional instructors. His guidance will steer theoretical classroom learning, skill training in the shop areas, and one-on-one mentoring and training on job sites.