THE LADDER

Angel Mamola has been named director of client delivery at 360 Talent Avenue, a Las Vegas-based recruitment firm. Mamola will help the company build recruitment teams across multiple industries. “Angel is a one-of-a-kind leader,” 360 CEO Lacey Menchen said in a news release. “She is passionate about hiring the best talent for our clients, leaning on her strengths in active listening, strategic thinking, and sound decision-making.”

Christal Park Keegan has been named corporate in-house counsel for real estate agency Corcoran Global Living’s Nevada offices. Keegan continues her own legal practice, Keegan Law, and is also a licensed attorney in Hawaii. She was previously at Nevada Realtors, where she helped revamp its membersonly Legal Information Line service as well as provide legal articles and videos for its more than 20,000 members.

The Neon Museum hired Melanie Ainsworth as controller. Ainsworth will oversee the nonprofit organization’s operation, oversight and review of accounting, finance, risk management and payroll functions for its estimated 50 staff members and $5 million annual operating budget. She previously served as controller at Big Machine Label Group, where she worked on the Taylor Swift master catalog sale and helped launch the Nash Icons record label imprint, which provided a music distribution platform for country music artists such as Reba Mcentire and Hank Williams Jr.

Tim Mullin has been named executive director of USO Nevada. Mullin previously served as the nonprofit’s center director in Las Vegas, managing day-to-day operations. In his new role, Mullin will lead the organization’s team of four and more than 150 volunteers. “We’re delighted to have Tim Mullin return to lead the fantastic team of USO Nevada volunteers and staff serving the military communities of Nevada,” Bob Kurkjian, USO West president, said in a news release.