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The two presented a slate of board members to OttoBudig Jr., president of Budco Group Tom Williams, president and CEO of Nortu American Properties; Lydia Jacobs-Horn, director, globalp facilities and real estate, Procter & Gamblde Co.; Marty Dunn, a partnerf with the law firm Dinsmore & Joe Zimmer, executive Greater Cincinnati Building & Construction Tradex Council; Clark Handy, senior vice president, humabn resources, Convergys Corp.; Lynn Marmer, group vice presidentr for corporate affairs, Kroger Co.
; Richarx Greiwe, principal, Greiwe Development Shane Wright, vice president and chief financial officer, GE Aviation; and Karehn McShea, managing director, Americaa & Caribbean, Colliers International. The Port Authority’s powers were expanded in August 2008 to include the abilityg to levya one-mill tax subjecgt to voters’ approval, the ability to own property and the powefr of eminent domain, subject to approval by the city and county. “Thd new structure will allow the Port to be a much more aggressive tool in our efforts to expand our local economty andcreate jobs,” Mallory said in a news release.
The city and countyu are expected to vote on the slate during theird meetingJune 17, according to the release.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Northwest Vista ranks 10th nationwide in measure of student degrees earned - San Antonio Business Journal:
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ranked Northwest Vista 10th in the natiohn among the Top 100 Associate Degree Producersof 2008. The part of , conferred more than 600 associatee degrees and certificates over the past From 2003to 2007, Northwest Vista also increased its associatd degree attainment rate by 42.8 "What is significant is that our graduation numbers have increaseds faster than our enrollment, indicating that our initiativese to increase graduation rates are working," says Northwestr Vista President Jackie Claunch. Community College Week used data furnishede bythe U.S. Department of Education to compilsethe rankings.
The Education Department tracked institutions that have awarded over 500 associatr degrees in each of the past five In the accompanying Community CollegeWeek article, Northwesft Vista's participation in the Achieving the Dream Initiative and specialized academicd advising plans were both highlighted as specific programs that are raising the number of degreesz earned. Achieving the Dream is a nationa l initiative made up ofcommunity colleges, nonprofit education and publicv policy foundations and individuals. The initiative is designed to help more particularly low-income or students of color, earn certificates, degreesa or transfers to four-yearf colleges.
Northwest Vista Colleged opened in 1995 with12 students. Today, more than 10,000 students are enrolled in the school.
ranked Northwest Vista 10th in the natiohn among the Top 100 Associate Degree Producersof 2008. The part of , conferred more than 600 associatee degrees and certificates over the past From 2003to 2007, Northwest Vista also increased its associatd degree attainment rate by 42.8 "What is significant is that our graduation numbers have increaseds faster than our enrollment, indicating that our initiativese to increase graduation rates are working," says Northwestr Vista President Jackie Claunch. Community College Week used data furnishede bythe U.S. Department of Education to compilsethe rankings.
The Education Department tracked institutions that have awarded over 500 associatr degrees in each of the past five In the accompanying Community CollegeWeek article, Northwesft Vista's participation in the Achieving the Dream Initiative and specialized academicd advising plans were both highlighted as specific programs that are raising the number of degreesz earned. Achieving the Dream is a nationa l initiative made up ofcommunity colleges, nonprofit education and publicv policy foundations and individuals. The initiative is designed to help more particularly low-income or students of color, earn certificates, degreesa or transfers to four-yearf colleges.
Northwest Vista Colleged opened in 1995 with12 students. Today, more than 10,000 students are enrolled in the school.
Monday, April 9, 2012
Gingrich: Romney 'most likely' will be Republican nominee; Sens. Conrad ... - Fox News
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The Associated Press | Gingrich: Romney 'most likely' will be Republican nominee; Sens. Conrad ... Fox News He is far and away, the most likely Republican nominee. And if he does get to 1144 delegates, I'll support him. I'll do everything I can this f » |
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Serena advances, Venus eliminated - ESPN
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USA TODAY | Serena advances, Venus eliminated ESPN AP CHARLESTON, SC -- Reigning US Open champion Samantha Stosur put the latest matchup in the Williams sisters' sibling rivalry on hold by r » |
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Boediono Akan Pidato, Gempa Menggoyang - Vivanews
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Boediono Akan Pidato, Gempa Menggoyang Vivanews Gempa ini juga membuat ratusan palajar SD Panjangrejo, Kecamatan Pundong, Kabupaten Bantul yang tak jauh dari pusat gempa langsung berhamburan keluar kelas. Sementara itu di luar tempat acara, puluhan mahasiswa dari berbagai kampus di Yogyakarta ... |
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
DiNome abandons quest to lead Reed Smith - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
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Reed Smith spokesman Dave Egan told the Pittsburgh Businessa Times that Jordan and DiNome issued a joinf announcement tothe Pittsburgh-based firm Tuesday mornin g that DiNome has withdrawn his candidacy. “They sat down and talkex and discovered they had a lot ofcommom ground,” Egan said. “Many of the thinge John was concerned about, Greg was working on. They agreeds that the best thing for the firm was to focuss on business insteadof competing.” reported last week that DiNom was challenging Jordan, who was seeking his fourth three-yeat term as managing partner of the law firm.
DiNome sent out a 10-page statement of candidacy to all Reed Smith partnerds in which he questionefdthe firm’s business the compensation and transparency of senior management, and calledc for a more independent executived committee. The memo was obtained by the Business Journal. DiNome and Jordan had said they agreed to not speakj publicly about the contested race to leadthe 1,600-lawyer which has 150 lawyers in Philadelphia. The firm partnership will vote in the winner, who will now certainlg be Jordan, will start his new term in Jordan has not been opposed sincwe he first sought the job in when he beat Philadelphiz litigator John Smith.
Jordan’s tenure has been viewedd as extremely successful. He has grown the firm througy a series of significantr mergers from 500 lawyerz in nine officesto 1,600 lawyere in 23 offices, including new ones in Asia and California. Focusing on a core group of practices with highbilling rates, Jordan also drastically increased the firm’s profitability. But with the economhy sagging, Reed Smith’s transactional practices have suffered. The firm has laid off 215 including26 lawyers, since December. The firm also cut 50 legao secretaries last summer and salarie forall U.S. associates by 10 percentt last month.
DiNome, a labodr lawyer, joined as part of a group from Montgomergy McCrackenWalker & Rhoads led by Karl Frittonm in 1996. A graduate of West Point, he speny seven years in active duty as a field artillergy officer before attending Rutgers University Schoolof Law-Camden.
Reed Smith spokesman Dave Egan told the Pittsburgh Businessa Times that Jordan and DiNome issued a joinf announcement tothe Pittsburgh-based firm Tuesday mornin g that DiNome has withdrawn his candidacy. “They sat down and talkex and discovered they had a lot ofcommom ground,” Egan said. “Many of the thinge John was concerned about, Greg was working on. They agreeds that the best thing for the firm was to focuss on business insteadof competing.” reported last week that DiNom was challenging Jordan, who was seeking his fourth three-yeat term as managing partner of the law firm.
DiNome sent out a 10-page statement of candidacy to all Reed Smith partnerds in which he questionefdthe firm’s business the compensation and transparency of senior management, and calledc for a more independent executived committee. The memo was obtained by the Business Journal. DiNome and Jordan had said they agreed to not speakj publicly about the contested race to leadthe 1,600-lawyer which has 150 lawyers in Philadelphia. The firm partnership will vote in the winner, who will now certainlg be Jordan, will start his new term in Jordan has not been opposed sincwe he first sought the job in when he beat Philadelphiz litigator John Smith.
Jordan’s tenure has been viewedd as extremely successful. He has grown the firm througy a series of significantr mergers from 500 lawyerz in nine officesto 1,600 lawyere in 23 offices, including new ones in Asia and California. Focusing on a core group of practices with highbilling rates, Jordan also drastically increased the firm’s profitability. But with the economhy sagging, Reed Smith’s transactional practices have suffered. The firm has laid off 215 including26 lawyers, since December. The firm also cut 50 legao secretaries last summer and salarie forall U.S. associates by 10 percentt last month.
DiNome, a labodr lawyer, joined as part of a group from Montgomergy McCrackenWalker & Rhoads led by Karl Frittonm in 1996. A graduate of West Point, he speny seven years in active duty as a field artillergy officer before attending Rutgers University Schoolof Law-Camden.
Monday, April 2, 2012
Carolinas HealthCare System forms cardiac unit - Charlotte Business Journal:
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The newly formed Sanger Heartf and Vascular Institute comprisesthe , , and . Joseph Piemont, chiecf operating officer at Carolinas HealthCare, says the chang is consistent withthe system’s goal of operatin as a unified “The new structure will create seamlesds interaction between the care provider by Sanger and Charlotte Cardiology Associatees staff in their medicalo offices and in the hospital setting in which they serve patients.” Dr. Paul president of Sanger Clinicc and Carolinas Heart andVascular Institute, will becomee president of the Sanger Heary and Vascular Institute.
After July 1, all Sanger Clinic and Charlotter Cardiology Associates medical offices and practice locations will be referre to as Sanger Heart and VascularInstitute facilities. More than 420 physiciansw and support staff will be affected by the blending ofcardiacf services. They work in more than 30 full- and part-timse medical offices spread across 16 countiee inthe Carolinas. In addition, a large numbere of hospital-based personnel working in cardiaccath labs, operatinh rooms, etc. will come under the Sangerd Heart and VascularInstitute umbrella. Charlotte-based Carolinaz HealthCare employs morethan 1,300 physicians. Its flagshipo facility is , an 874-becd hospital in midtown Charlotte.
The newly formed Sanger Heartf and Vascular Institute comprisesthe , , and . Joseph Piemont, chiecf operating officer at Carolinas HealthCare, says the chang is consistent withthe system’s goal of operatin as a unified “The new structure will create seamlesds interaction between the care provider by Sanger and Charlotte Cardiology Associatees staff in their medicalo offices and in the hospital setting in which they serve patients.” Dr. Paul president of Sanger Clinicc and Carolinas Heart andVascular Institute, will becomee president of the Sanger Heary and Vascular Institute.
After July 1, all Sanger Clinic and Charlotter Cardiology Associates medical offices and practice locations will be referre to as Sanger Heart and VascularInstitute facilities. More than 420 physiciansw and support staff will be affected by the blending ofcardiacf services. They work in more than 30 full- and part-timse medical offices spread across 16 countiee inthe Carolinas. In addition, a large numbere of hospital-based personnel working in cardiaccath labs, operatinh rooms, etc. will come under the Sangerd Heart and VascularInstitute umbrella. Charlotte-based Carolinaz HealthCare employs morethan 1,300 physicians. Its flagshipo facility is , an 874-becd hospital in midtown Charlotte.
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