The “Summer of ’96” campaign and collection celebrate the year the brand was founded for its 30th anniversary.
Appointments: London Jewelers, Bergio and the DDC
London Jewelers named a new SVP of business development while the DDC re-elected President Reuven Kaufman for another term.

New York--A new senior vice president at London Jewelers and new and re-elected officer at the Diamond Dealers Club of New York are among the recent career advancements in the industry.
Scott Saunders has been appointed to the newly created role of senior vice president of business development at London Jewelers, where he will be focus on growth opportunities for the company and work with vendors to enhance ongoing relationships.
Saunders is a 35-year veteran of the industry, most recently serving as vice president of sales at Pluczenik and executive vice president of sales at the Pleve division of Pluczenik.
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Reuven Kaufman has been re-elected as president of the Diamond Dealers Club of New York, during the organization’s elections held Aug. 19.
He will be serving with newly elected vice president Israel Ashkenazy, newly elected treasurer Abraham Einhorn and re-elected secretary Elliot Krischer.
Elected to serve on the board of directors were Moish (Milton) Basch, Fishel Beigel, Isaac (Shmuel) Bornstein, Isaac Brown, Colin Coates, Solomon Cohen, Gershon Fruchter, Sushil Goyal, Isaac Jacob, Yehuda Mandelbaum, Robert Moskovitz, Meyer Neiman, Efraim Reiss, Pranav Shah, Beny Sofer and Lawrence Turkel.
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Robert Tomlinson Jr. has been named senior vice president of business development at Bergio International.
Tomlinson has more than 30 years of experience in the area of finance, direct marketing and e-commerce. His past positions include president and CEO of uBid.com, chief financial officer at Forbes.com and CFO of the American List Council.
In addition to his role at Bergio, Tomlinson also is the founder and current president and CEO of Plan B Advisors, an investment company that provides capital and consulting to organizations and entrepreneurs.
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