Atlantic Westchester hires Guida, Miller, Brack and McGuire

Bedford Hills, NY According to Atlantic Westchester, the firm has welcomed four new employees:

• Tina Guida, finance manager;

• Mike Miller, service technician;

• Ryan Brack, service technician; and

• Sean McGuire, service technician.

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