KATHLEEN M. WOLF joined PARADE as an account executive. She joins PARADE from Time, Inc., where she was an account manager for Fortune, Money, Business 2.0 and Fortune Small Business.

ANN FUDGE is retiring from her role as chairman and CEO of Young & Rubicam Brands at the end of the year. Fudge joined Young & Rubicam Brands in 2003, the group which includes Y&R, Burson-Marsteller, Wunderman, Landor Associates, Cohn & Wolfe, Sudler & Hennessey, among other companies.

Fallon Worldwide has named JEREMY BOWLES to the newly created position of global managing director, Citi. He will lead the combined Fallon and Publicis team and manage the Citi brand globally. Bowles was managing partner at WCRS and prior to that, managing director at Lowe London.

Hill, Holliday promoted KEVIN DALEY to senior vice president, group creative director for the agency’s Boston office. Daley will partner with TIM CAWLEY, senior vice president and group creative director, sharing creative duties on Dunkin’ Donuts. Daley previously served as vice president, assistant creative director.

RACHEL POWER joined Digitas, Boston as vice president/director, overseeing planning efforts for The Home Depot and AARP. In addition, Power will work on planning and strategy for Cingular and other clients. Power was most recently a senior brand planner at Mullen, where she worked on the XM Satellite Radio account.

MARY KRAMER, formerly vice president creative services, Sony Wonder at Sony BMG Music Entertainment has joined BIRD Design as senior vice president of marketing.

G2 Worldwide has named JOHN PAULSON president of G2 Interactive, G2’s North American unit specializing in interactive marketing communications. Paulson will be responsible for overseeing the management and operations of the unit. He replaces NORM LEHOULLIER, who is retiring after 30 years with Grey Global Group.

CHRISTOPHER GYORGY has been named senior vice president, executive creative director of art at DraftFCB Chicago.

PAUL MEAD was named president of DraftFCB Canada. Most recently, Mead was president of Foote, Cone & Belding Canada. Mead then named JOHN BONIFACE chief operating officer and ROBIN HEISEY chief creative officer. They previously served as president and executive creative director of FCB Toronto, respectively. Draft Toronto president PETER COISH has decided to leave the agency.

FAWN MORNINGSTAR has joined Ad Infuse as marketing manager. She joins the company from Apple, where she was in charge of strategic partnership planning & management, driving the growth of the Online Apple Store. Prior to that, she was senior media buyer & planner with Carat Fusion.