• Baptist Medical Center has named M.C. “Ceree” Harden III as chair of its board of directors. Harden succeeds Robert E. Hill Jr., who served as the Baptist Medical Center board chair since March 2009 and concurrently served as chair of the Baptist Health board of directors, a position he still holds. Harden’s late father, M.C. Harden Jr., chaired the Baptist Medical Center board from 1963-80 and was president of the board from 1979-80. Ceree Harden is chair and CEO of the Harden insurance, risk management and employee benefits firms.
• SunTrust Banks named Tom Jones as business development officer for the Jacksonville area of the North Florida Region of the SBA Lending Division. Jones will oversee and expand the bank’s lending activities to small and growing businesses in North Florida with a focus on Small Business Administration programs.
• The Fortune 500 list of the largest U.S. companies includes four Jacksonville-based corporations, based on 2010 revenues. CSX Corp. ranks No. 230 with revenue of $10.64 billion. Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. is No. 324 at $7.25 billion. Fidelity National Financial is No. 398 at $5.74 billion and Fidelity National Information Services is No. 426 at $5.33 billion.
• The Fortune 500 shows that in Florida, Lakeland-based Publix Super Markets was No. 1 (and No. 102 on the full list) at $25.33 billion in revenues. CSX was No. 8 in the state; Winn-Dixie was No. 9; Fidelity National Financial was No. 11; and Fidelity National Information Services was No. 13.
• Topping the Fortune 500 list was Wal-Mart Stores Inc., with revenues of almost $422 billion. Rounding out the top five were Exxon Mobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and Fannie Mae.