Business news from The Spokesman-Review newspaper.

Architecture

Bernardo Wills, an architecture firm based in Spokane, Washington, has recently announced the promotion of four new principals. This brings the total number of principals in the company to 11. Julia Culp, Steve Goodmansen, Bill LaRue, and Licia LeGrant have all been recognized for their hard work and dedication in their respective positions and are now part of the firm’s top leadership team.

Banking

Horizon Credit Union, a financial institution with branches in Washington and Idaho, recently promoted three individuals to senior leadership positions. Rhonda Brady, previously the director of enterprise applications and business intelligence, has been promoted to serve as the organization’s vice president of enterprise data. Meanwhile, Shanon Rieman, formerly the director of learning and organizational development, is now the vice president of people strategy. Finally, Tami Lawrence, formerly the director of accounting, is the new vice president of accounting. All three promotional transfers are expected to help the credit union continue to grow and expand its services to its customers.

Honors

Providence Holy Family Hospital, a healthcare facility based in Spokane, Washington, recently received a prestigious Patient Safety Excellence Award from Healthgrades. This recognition places the hospital among the top 5% of all short-term acute care hospitals in the United States, as evaluated by Healthgrades. The award recognizes hospitals that have achieved a high level of patient safety through their commitment and dedication to quality care, clinical excellence, and patient experience.