Girl Scouts – Diamonds of Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas

A series of apartment transactions encompassing 290 units tipped the scales at $19.6 million. read more >

Robert Bryant Jr. has been hired as the coordinator for alumni and community relations at the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences & the Arts in Hot Springs. read more >

Marie Gieringer, the CFO of Girls Scouts Diamonds, praises the organization’s history of “adapting and persevering.” read more >

Sarah McPheeters is the new copy editor at iProv in Little Rock. read more >

Dawn Prasifka has more than 25 years of experience with nonprofit organizations in Arkansas. Before joining Girl Scouts as CEO, she was the executive director of the Centers for Youth & Families Foundation, director of operations for Arkansas Children’s Hospital Foundation and volunteer coordinator for Arkansas Hospice. read more >

Shelby Fiegel has been promoted to assistant director at the Center for Community & Economic Development at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, where she was previously a project coordinator. read more >

Cristy Sowell has joined Girl Scouts-Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma & Texas, headquartered in Little Rock, as chief external relations officer. read more >

As chief financial officer of Girl Scouts - Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma & Texas, the position Marie Gieringer assumed in February, she manages the accounting, business systems, retail and troop financial accountability divisions of the organization, which is headquartered in Little Rock. With the help of about 10 staff members, Gieringer also prepares monthly financial statements and budget reports. read more >

A North Little Rock psychiatric hospital weighed in at $17.3 million. A west Little Rock bowling project scored a $3.02 million transaction. And a 7,605-SF medical office building in west Little Rock tipped the scales at $1.6 million. read more >