if testing value of array value inside a foreach loop

I am creating a shortcode that returns various meta data depending on the shortcode attributes.
The shortcode I have on my page looks something like this:
[contactinfo include="name, title"]
The function that creates the shortcode looks like this:

function contactinfo_shortcode( $atts ) {
	extract( shortcode_atts(
		array(
			'include' => 'all',
		), $atts )
	);

	$output = "";
	$value = array($include);
	$value = explode(',', $include);
	foreach ($value as $att_id) {
		if ($att_id == 'name') {
			if (get_option('stab_contact_name')) {
				$output .= "<div class=\"name\">" . get_option('stab_contact_name') . "</div>\n";
			}
		}
		elseif ($att_id == 'title') {
			if (get_option('stab_contact_job_title')) {
				$output .= "<div class=\"job-title\">" . get_option('stab_contact_job_title') . "</div>\n";
			}
		}
	} // foreach

	return $output;
}
add_shortcode( 'contactinfo', 'contactinfo_shortcode' );

The problem that has me stumped is that the loop never makes it past the “name”.
I tried it using a switch/case method, but that wasn’t allowing me to control the order of the data items being returned, for example if the shortcode was set [contactinfo include="title, name"] instead of [contactinfo include="name, title"].

Can anyone advise me? Thanks!