John Power has resigned from the board...
John Power has resigned from the board of directors of Camarillo-based BioSource International Inc. Power, president of the Redwood MicroCap Fund Inc., an investment firm, had been a BioSource director since August, 1993.
In resigning, he said Redwood was increasing its management role in a number of its business investments, reducing the time that he could devote to the Camarillo company. His resignation was effective Dec. 31.
BioSource, founded in 1989, is a supplier of immunological reagents and test kits used in biomedical research. The company offers more than 600 products.
Power’s departure leaves three directors on the BioSource board: James Chamberlain, the firm’s chairman and chief executive; Leonard M. Hendrickson, president of Isotope Products Laboratories of Burbank, and John R. Overturf Jr., vice president of the Rockies Fund, a closed-end stock fund based in Colorado Springs, Colo.
* Kathleen Janetatos Smith, an intellectual property specialist, has joined the Oxnard-based law firm of Nordman, Cormany, Hair & Compton.
She was formerly with the Los Angeles law firm of Reboul, MacMurray, Hewitt, Maynard & Kristol, where her clients included Mitsubishi Motors Corp.
Prior to that, she was a law clerk to William J. Rea, U.S. District Court judge in the Central District of California.
* Another Nordman, Cormany attorney, David A. Gerber, has been selected for inclusion in the 1995-96 edition of “The Best Lawyers in America.”
He specializes in intellectual property, entertainment, publishing and computer-related litigation. His clients have included motion picture, recording and television companies, book publishers, and defense and consumer electronic manufacturers.
* Ronald L. McDaniel, president of the Point Mugu Federal Credit Union, based in Oxnard, has been elected chairman of the California Credit Union League.
He has worked in credit union management since 1973 and has headed the Point Mugu organization since 1985.
The league is a trade group with more than 800 members.
* Sheila McHenry Worman and Becky Schwartz, licensed counselors, have formed the Pacific Coast Center for Family Counseling & Personal Development, based in Ventura. The center’s therapists offer a variety of services, including hypnotherapy and biofeedback.
