Grubb & Ellis/Thomas Linderman Graham, one of the Triangle's biggest commercial real estate services firms, is shuffling its upper management roles.

John B. Linderman Jr., who was an executive vice president of the Raleigh firm, has been promoted to president. Linderman, 52, takes the place of Rex Thomas, who has served in that role since 2000.

"John and I have always functioned as co-CEOs, and this change reflects John's key leadership role in the company," Thomas, 62, said in a prepared statement. "I thought it was time for a younger guy to be seen in the proper light. I assure you, I am not retiring."

Thomas will continue to serve as the brokerage's chairman and chief executive. Linderman will assume management of daily operations as chief operating officer.

The firm grew out of Highwoods Properties in 1997, when Thomas purchased the Raleigh real estate investment trust's third-party services division. It operated as Thomas Commercial until merging with Linderman's firm, Grubb & Ellis/Vector, in 2000. The partners merged with Graham Associates in 2005 to form Grubb & Ellis/Thomas Linderman Graham. The company has 65 employees and manages 3.5 million square feet of commercial space.

Deals

R.H. Donnelley, the Cary yellow-pages publisher, is expanding its DexKnows.com local search Web site to all of its markets.

Innvision Hospitality Supply will hold a grand opening for its N.C. Showroom and Design Center on Jan. 15. The showroom is at 203 Capcom Ave., Suite 105, in Wake Forest. Nicole Gould, an interior designer, will oversee the showroom. Jeremy Gould is national account manager, and Tiffany Fine will work in design and project sales. Innvision Hospitality Supply's designers develop customized designs for hotels.

Atlantic Tire & Service bought Mobile Tire Guys of Fuquay-Varina to form Atlantic Tire & Service Mobile Division. The division includes partners D. Anthony Blackman, Albert Mattress III and Edward D. Alexander. The mobile division travels to businesses in Wake, Durham, Orange and Johnston counties to service their fleet vehicles.

Porto, a home-furnishings store with locations in Raleigh and Chapel Hill, is introducing "Vintage Porto," a collection of jewelry made by Porto co-owner Emily Barrett.

Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine in Raleigh is opening a satellite clinic Friday in Greenville.

F8 Photo Studios in Raleigh served as photographer for WakeMed Foundation's annual Society of 1961 gala reception and dinner.

Jim Murray and Deeb Demetry opened a showroom, Briggs Door Center, in Briggs Hardware on Atlantic Avenue and Six Forks Road in Raleigh. The company features wrought iron entry doors, garage doors, gates and security mailboxes.

Capital Bank opened its 26th branch at 1260 N. Arendell Ave. in Zebulon.

Raleigh claims adjuster Williams & Horton has acquired Frontier Adjusters' offices in Goldsboro, Greensboro, High Point, Jacksonville, Morehead City, New Bern, Roanoke Rapids and Rocky Mount.

Chiropractic doctors Darcy Ward and Jennifer Greenfield have formed the Center for Chiropractic & Wellness, a health and wellness center at The American Institute of Healthcare & Fitness campus, 8300 Health Park, in Raleigh.

First Presbyterian Church in Raleigh has commissioned Frank Harmon Architect of Raleigh to design a master plan for the church campus at the corner of Morgan and Salisbury streets.

Brenda Priest and Lisa Drymon opened Your Door & More (www.yourdoorandmore.com), a Raleigh business specializing in pen-and-ink drawings of homes and businesses.