Thomas D. Clark This is Me

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1. 1. www.sacbee.com

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   Published on: 2/28/2008   Last Visited: 2/28/2008

   The State Compensation Insurance Fund on Wednesday promoted Thomas D. Clark of Elk Grove to vice president. He will oversee most of the field operations for Northern California.
   
   Clark, who started as an auditor at the San Francisco-based carrier in 1980, also will become a member of the executive committee. He will oversee most field operations for Northern California.
   
   During his career, Clark has held a variety of sales, claims and marketing positions at the quasi-public carrier, which is the state's largest workers' compensation insurer with about $3.5 billion in annual premiums. His most recent post was Sacramento district manager.
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   Clark has a master's degree in public administration from San Diego State University and a bachelor's in business and behavioral science from Westminster College in Salt Lake City.

2. 2. www.photonics.com

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   Published on: 12/13/2007   Last Visited: 12/15/2007

   Re-elected to three-year terms: Francis J. Behlmer, managing director, Bank of New York Mellon; H. Thomas Clark Jr., president of Adirondack Bank and owner of the McDonald's restaurants in Utica; Marianne Gaige, president, Cathedral Corp.; Lawrence T. Gilroy III, president, Gilroy, Kernan and Gilroy; Jeremiah O. McCarthy, president, Northland Communications; Eugene F. Quadraro, director, MetLife; J. Douglas Robinson, president, Utica National Insurance; Peter A. Spina, president, State University of New York Institute of Technology; Paul Totaro; Randall J. VanWagoner, president of Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica. (12/12/2007)

3. 3. National Grid - News Releases

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   Published on: 6/2/2005   Last Visited: 1/5/2008

   Adirondack Bank Chairman and CEO Thomas Clark, through Burrell Building LLC, has been working to restore the historic structure through a grant from the Governor's Office for Small Cities. The Niagara Mohawk grant will allow work to be completed. Once finished, the building will house a branch of Adirondack Bank.
   
   "As with any older building, when you begin renovations, cost control is extremely difficult. This grant will assist us to finish what has turned out to be a wonderful project for Little Falls, as well as the tenants of the Burrell Building," Clark said.