Contributed photo / Sarah MoseleyRP Homes names Moseley to head products & design
Sarah Moseley has been named director of product and design for the Chattanooga home building company RP Homes.
Moseley began her career in Los Angeles after receiving her architecture degree at the University of Tennessee. She previously worked as the design coordinator at Hartman Baldwin, an award-winning design-build firm in Southern California. Mosley also has experience in design through her position as executive assistant to Thom Mayne, owner of Morphosis, a Pritzker-Prize-winning architecture firm in California. At Morphosis, Moseley focused heavily on writing and research and was credited in two of Mayne’s books.
She moved back to Chattanooga in 2021.
“We are excited to welcome Sarah to the RP Homes team,” Gabe Thomas, managing partner of RP Homes, said in an announcement of Moseley’s appointment. “Working across many different design styles and with top designers has molded Sarah into a perfect fit for our company.”
In her new role, Moseley will manage the RP Homes’ product development team, designers, and drafters, as well as third-party architects and designers.
“I believe in the power of well-designed space and its capacity to inform our lives with wellbeing,” Moseley said in a statement. “I am delighted to join RP Homes in their pursuit of bringing thoughtful and attainable design to homes in Chattanooga and beyond.”
ArtsBuild appoints Jones as grant, program coordinator
Brianna Jones has joined ArtsBuild as the grants and programs coordinator.
Contributed photo / Brianna JonesJones is a Chattanooga native and graduate of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a dual degree in Theatre and Public Administration/Nonprofit Management. Most recently, she worked as the Administrative Fellow for the Artists At Work (AAW) program for the Thrive Region.
Through the AAW program, Jones assisted five local artists in their process of developing community-engaged projects centered around the topic of climate resiliency. She will continue this work through the management of the Chattanooga Art + Climate Project, which is an 18-month project to hire a nationally recognized artist and three local emerging artists from the Rossville Boulevard Corridor to create works of temporary art addressing climate issues.
Floberg, Sawhill named directors, Lenz becomes mediator at law firm
Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison, P.C. has elected Hollie Floberg, Katherine Lentz and April Sawhill as directors at the Chattanooga law firm. 
Contributed photo / Hollie Floberg
Floberg brings her two decades of accounting and finance expertise to her tax and estate practice. Floberg guides her business clients in all aspects of entity formation and transition and she represents clients in audits, tax investigations and prosecutions, and in state administrative and federal judicial proceedings. In her estate practice, Floberg also counsels individuals, families, and legacy businesses on wealth preservation, asset management and transition, and trust formation. Hollie is also an adjunct professor in accounting at Tennessee Wesleyan University.
Contributed photo / April SawhillAs a trial and appellate advocate focusing on complex civil litigation, Sawhill has diverse expertise in business-related litigation in both state and federal courts, including disputes related to contracts, insurance coverage, and catastrophic personal injury. She is a Rule 31 General Civil mediator and is trained in advanced alternative dispute resolution.
As a trial and appellate advocate focusing on complex civil litigation, Sawhill has diverse expertise in business-related litigation in both state and federal courts, including disputes related to contracts, insurance coverage, and catastrophic personal injury. She is a Rule 31 General Civil mediator and is trained in advanced alternative dispute resolution.
Contributed photo / Katherine LentzLentz, who has been with the law firm for 17 years, focuses on family law, alternative dispute resolution and litigation. She has been recognized by the Tennessee Supreme Court as a Rule 31 Family Law Mediator.
Morning Pointe names Bebe Reed as vice president of clinical services
Bebe Reed, who was previously vice president of operations for assisted living at Griffin Living, has joined Morning Pointe as the new vice president of clinical services.
Contributed photo / Bebe ReedIn her new role, Reed will support the regional and community nursing teams in overseeing clinical operations at each of Morning Pointe's 37 campuses. She has 28 years of experience as a nurse, including providing leadership and mentorship in a variety of healthcare settings. Reed has a background in risk management, wellness and regulatory compliance.
"I'm really looking forward to working with the regional nurses and collaborating with the team," Reed said in an announcement of her new job. "I am impressed with the quality of the leaders here and their ability to work together and support each other."
Reed is originally from Knoxville and currently lives in Cartersville, Georgia.
"Clinical care is essential to Morning Pointe's goal of helping our senior residents to live active and fulfilling lives," said Greg A. Vital, Morning Pointe co-founder and president. "We are truly blessed to have someone like Bebe leading our care teams with compassion and insight from years of experience in the field."
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