Compliance Week regularly tracks various personnel moves, board appointments, product releases, customer wins, and industry gossip in the corporate governance realm. Submit announcements to Compliance Week’s Jaclyn Jaeger.

Accounting Officers, Controllers

$1.6 billion Capital Bank has hired David Therit as chief accounting officer. Therit comes to the Raleigh, N.C.-based company most recently from Deloitte & Touche. He replaces Lyn Hittle, who left in May after just seven months on the job.

$1.2 billion shoe manufacturer Wolverine World Wide has appointed Michael Stornant corporate controller. Stornant, who has been with the company more than 10 years, most recently served as senior vice president in the global operations group, where he was responsible for all of the company’s manufacturing and leather divisions.

Mark VII Equipment, the U.S. subsidiary of carwash equipment supplier WashTec AG of Germany, has appointed SanDee Peck as corporate controller. Peck brings more than 20 years of finance and accounting management experience from companies that include Golden Metals, Pumpco, Auto-trol Technology, and Cartica.

General Counsels, Corporate Secretaries

Sherburne

$57 billion bank Wachovia has hired Jane Sherburne, former general counsel for Citi’s global consumer group, as general counsel. Sherburne’s hiring date started one month earlier than scheduled amid a slew of lawsuits related to the sub-prime mortgage mess, accounting problems, and Wachovia’s involvement in a telemarketing fraud and a federal investigation into its anti-money laundering practices. Sherburne takes over for Mark Treanor, who has retired.

Coca-Cola Enterprises has appointed John Parker general counsel. Parker, who has been with the company for more than 20 years, previously served as senior vice president of strategic initiatives. He succeeds John Culhane, who has retired.

Athenahealth has announced that Christopher Nolin will resign from his current roles as general counsel and corporate secretary to spend more time with his family. Daniel Orenstein, the company’s current deputy general counsel, will assume the role of general counsel and secretary.

$870 million Range Resources, an independent acquirer and developer of U.S. oil and gas resources, has appointed David Poole general counsel and corporate secretary. Most recently, Poole was with TXU Corp. as general counsel. TXU went private last year.

Chief Risk Officers

London-based Aviva has appointed Jim Webber as its group chief risk officer. Webber also will retain his current role as economic capital director at the $57 billion insurance firm.

Ramsey

GMAC Financial Services has named Rajinder Singh to the newly created role of chief credit risk officer. Singh joins GMAC from Genpact, where he served as the head of global analytics services. He will report to GMAC Chief Risk Officer Sam Ramsey.

On the Board

Clothing company Perry Ellis International has elected Barry Gluck to its board of directors. He will also serve on the compensation and investment policy committees. Gluck was executive vice president in charge of merchandising and store planning for Ross Stores from 1989 until his retirement in 2007. His election as an independent member of the board brings the total number of directors to nine.

From the Vendors

AXS-One, a provider of records management software, has announced the launch of its Dynamic Data Migrator. With data conversion accounting for approximately one-third of migration costs, the Dynamic Data Migrator is designed to reduce the costs, timelines, and risks usually associated with conversion projects for enterprise users who migrate from Lotus Notes to Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Office Outlook.

Paul Shultz has joined the Dallas office of consulting firm Protiviti as a managing director in the company’s enterprise application solutions practice. Shultz has more than 30 years of consulting and energy industry experience. Before joining Protiviti, Shultz served as managing vice president for the Southwest market at Hitachi Consulting.