
Hatteras adds Witty and Sharpless, seeks $100M fund
The Durham healthcare venture firm named Sir Andrew Witty chairman and Ned Sharpless managing director as it opens Hatteras Opportunity Fund II.
Company-attested hires from across North Carolina, with the Triangle at the center. A named employee using a company-domain email attests the source before publication. That mark is not an independent fact-check.

The Durham healthcare venture firm named Sir Andrew Witty chairman and Ned Sharpless managing director as it opens Hatteras Opportunity Fund II.

The Raleigh exterior sealing company has named the retired WRAL-TV anchor as its celebrity spokesperson as it grows across four states.

The 27-year DPR veteran takes over the builder's Triangle unit, where life sciences and healthcare are among its strongest markets.

The Durham payments platform hires the former Team Cymru CFO as it pushes into enterprise and AI-driven commerce.

The Cary agency owner will represent North American members of a global network of independent PR firms starting in January 2027.

The Raleigh migraine drug developer named former Karuna Therapeutics CMO Stephen Brannan and former Pfizer executive John Young.

The Durham life sciences consultancy hands the top job to a North Highland veteran as its co-founders return to client work.

Advisors Clark Abbott and Robert Hartinger, formerly of RHA Wealth, are moving into CAPTRUST's Raleigh headquarters with three colleagues.

Clay succeeds Gregg Marks, now executive chairman and chief growth officer, and says the plan is to invest in employees and keep the work safe and efficient. Founder Tyler Marks remains president.

Gregg Marks is now executive chairman and chief growth officer, a role the company says covers growth and culture, including partnerships and acquisitions. Tim Clay was announced as chief executive two days later.

Smith leads the company's fleet and equipment shop with a mindset the company sums up as "Treat the shop like an emergency room." The first job is fixing what stops production.

Beam has more than 15 years of experience and will build client relationships across North Carolina for the company's sitework and land development teams.

Fanning has more than 25 years estimating commercial and multifamily sitework and relocated from the Washington, D.C., area to help grow the company's commercial division.

Dodd has more than 30 years in civil construction and has led more than $500 million in work, the company said. Dodd's standard is doing what you say you will do, and doing it safely.