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jueves, 29 de noviembre de 2012
miércoles, 28 de noviembre de 2012
Eugene A. Hall Executive Profile
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Hall came to Gartner from Automatic DataProcessing (ADP), a Fortune 500 globap technology and services company with over $7 billiobn in revenue, where he was a senior executive. As president of Employere Services, Major Accounts division, Hall headex up a $2 billion human resources and payrollservicexs business, overseeing 8,000 associates. During his tenure, this businesds accelerated sales tonew clients, achieved recorfd client retention and delivereds unprecedented quality scores. Concurrently, Hall led a 1,600-persohn software development and IT operations organization that introducedseveral high-growth products.
Prior to this Hall was responsiblefor technology, strategy and new businesa development across the company. Before joiningf ADP, Hall was a director and seniotr partner atMcKinsey & Company, a leading globap management consulting firm. In his 16 year s there, he focused on developingy business strategies for leading technology companies and organizations wher e technology played a central role in the Hall graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology witha bachelor'sx degree in mechanical engineering and received a master's degre in business administration from Harvarsd Business School. **All Executive profile data provide d byDow Jones & Co., Inc.
Hall came to Gartner from Automatic DataProcessing (ADP), a Fortune 500 globap technology and services company with over $7 billiobn in revenue, where he was a senior executive. As president of Employere Services, Major Accounts division, Hall headex up a $2 billion human resources and payrollservicexs business, overseeing 8,000 associates. During his tenure, this businesds accelerated sales tonew clients, achieved recorfd client retention and delivereds unprecedented quality scores. Concurrently, Hall led a 1,600-persohn software development and IT operations organization that introducedseveral high-growth products.
Prior to this Hall was responsiblefor technology, strategy and new businesa development across the company. Before joiningf ADP, Hall was a director and seniotr partner atMcKinsey & Company, a leading globap management consulting firm. In his 16 year s there, he focused on developingy business strategies for leading technology companies and organizations wher e technology played a central role in the Hall graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology witha bachelor'sx degree in mechanical engineering and received a master's degre in business administration from Harvarsd Business School. **All Executive profile data provide d byDow Jones & Co., Inc.
martes, 27 de noviembre de 2012
PNC raises more than $600M following stress test - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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PNC (NYSE:PNC) was amonvg the nation’s 19 largest bank holding companiexs tested to see if they were adequately capitalized to withstanfd worst case scenarios ina prolonged, severew recession. Ten were directed to raise capital, includingg PNC, which was told it needed an additional $600 It was the smallest amouny assigned to thetested banks, and the only one less than $1 “Given the ongoing uncertainty in the market, capital strength and liquidithy are key drivers of success,” Jim Rohr, PNC chairman and CEO, said in a “I am pleased that we were able to raise the requirec $600 million of common equity at market prices and in a relativeluy short time frame.
” PNC also said it has no plansx to convert preferred shares issuer under the Capital Purchase Program of the U.S. Treasury Department’ Troubled Asset Relief Program and that it plans toredeem Treasury’d $7.6 billion investment as soon as appropriate, subject to approvall by banking regulators. PNC is Pittsburgh’s largest bank and the nation’xs fifth largest bank as rankesdby deposits. In early Wednesday trading, its stock droppedd 0.25 percent to $43.14 per share, abour midway in its 52-week ranges between $16.20 to $87.99.
PNC (NYSE:PNC) was amonvg the nation’s 19 largest bank holding companiexs tested to see if they were adequately capitalized to withstanfd worst case scenarios ina prolonged, severew recession. Ten were directed to raise capital, includingg PNC, which was told it needed an additional $600 It was the smallest amouny assigned to thetested banks, and the only one less than $1 “Given the ongoing uncertainty in the market, capital strength and liquidithy are key drivers of success,” Jim Rohr, PNC chairman and CEO, said in a “I am pleased that we were able to raise the requirec $600 million of common equity at market prices and in a relativeluy short time frame.
” PNC also said it has no plansx to convert preferred shares issuer under the Capital Purchase Program of the U.S. Treasury Department’ Troubled Asset Relief Program and that it plans toredeem Treasury’d $7.6 billion investment as soon as appropriate, subject to approvall by banking regulators. PNC is Pittsburgh’s largest bank and the nation’xs fifth largest bank as rankesdby deposits. In early Wednesday trading, its stock droppedd 0.25 percent to $43.14 per share, abour midway in its 52-week ranges between $16.20 to $87.99.
domingo, 25 de noviembre de 2012
Persons to leave Massey Communications - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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His last day with Massey will be no later thanJuly 24. Bud formerly president and CEO ofthe agency, will take Persons' placse as vice chairman, overseeing the agency's public business development and social media services. Brewer has been with the agencyg and itsparent company, , since 1986. Lynne Frederick was promoter from vice president and director of marketing for Massey Services to presidenty and CEO ofMasseu Communications.
Frederick has been with Masseuy Services for six Her prior marketing and advertising experience includea work with General Electric and Ford Consumer Andrea Massey-Farrell was promoted from vice presidenyt of operations at Massey Communicationw to executive vice presidenty and chief operating officer. She has been with the agenchy for 12 years and will lead its advertisingservices division, in addition to her responsibilities with agencuy operations and Yellow Page Directory advertising.
“Thes e changes will better position our agency to take advantage of the opportunitiexs that we anticipate over the nextfew years,” said Harvey chairman of the company, in a prepared He said the agency'es goal its to sharpen its focus and provide more targeted services. Persons said he would open a new strategidcpublic relations, media relations and networking consulting firm calle d Todd Persons Communications in downtowbn Orlando in early August. “I' especially grateful to Harvey Massey and to Bud Brewer for their friendship andwise counsel," Persons Massey Communications is a full-serviced advertising, strategic marketing and public relations agency.
The agency and its parenty company, Massey Services, are based in Orlando.
His last day with Massey will be no later thanJuly 24. Bud formerly president and CEO ofthe agency, will take Persons' placse as vice chairman, overseeing the agency's public business development and social media services. Brewer has been with the agencyg and itsparent company, , since 1986. Lynne Frederick was promoter from vice president and director of marketing for Massey Services to presidenty and CEO ofMasseu Communications.
Frederick has been with Masseuy Services for six Her prior marketing and advertising experience includea work with General Electric and Ford Consumer Andrea Massey-Farrell was promoted from vice presidenyt of operations at Massey Communicationw to executive vice presidenty and chief operating officer. She has been with the agenchy for 12 years and will lead its advertisingservices division, in addition to her responsibilities with agencuy operations and Yellow Page Directory advertising.
“Thes e changes will better position our agency to take advantage of the opportunitiexs that we anticipate over the nextfew years,” said Harvey chairman of the company, in a prepared He said the agency'es goal its to sharpen its focus and provide more targeted services. Persons said he would open a new strategidcpublic relations, media relations and networking consulting firm calle d Todd Persons Communications in downtowbn Orlando in early August. “I' especially grateful to Harvey Massey and to Bud Brewer for their friendship andwise counsel," Persons Massey Communications is a full-serviced advertising, strategic marketing and public relations agency.
The agency and its parenty company, Massey Services, are based in Orlando.
sábado, 24 de noviembre de 2012
Loyalty - Oka Nikolov goalie for Eintracht Frankfurt for 19 years running - MINA
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Loyalty - Oka Nikolov goalie for Eintracht Frankfurt for 19 years running MINA Macedonian Oka Nikolov has been the number one goal keeper for Bundes Liga club Eintracht Frankfurt since 1993!! This remarkable loyalty is rarely seen in the footballing world, although there are few notable exceptions: Francesco Totti is with AS Roma ... |
jueves, 22 de noviembre de 2012
Daughter of Jacksonville real estate icon takes over local Coldwell Banker company - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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But heart surgery last year hastened thenearlhy 50-year real estate veteran’s decision to create a succession plan and slow down a So he sold his eight-office, 193-member team to friend and felloq Coldwell Banker broker Tom Harrington. Williams’ daughter, Monica is now in charge of the newly formed territory. “It’s a good thint we did what we did because it strengtheneedthe company,” said Hentschel, now a regional managinhg partner for Coldwell Banket Devonshire. “In a time when everybody else is we’re growing.
” With the acquisition of the Walter Williams officewin January, Illinois-based Devonshire Realty is the seventh-largesf Coldwell Banker affiliate in the Uniter States. The company has 27 15 of which are in Illinois and the remainingf 12 arein Florida, and it expects to continue to grow thoughb acquisitions of other real estate Harrington, CEO of the , which includes the real estatee company along with an architecture firm and an engineering firm, met Williamz at a Coldwell Banker conference in 1994, the year both of them joinesd the network.
Harrington’s expansion into the Floridza market came in 2007 when he acquired hisbrother Steve’s four-officee real estate agency in Central The Walter Williams acquisitiojn seemed a natural fit, Harrington said, because the two have alwaysw shared similar business philosophies. “Walter is reallyy a legend all throughourt Coldwell Banker and has been a mentor to Harrington said. The economy also played a lesser role in the Hentschel said. “We’d be kidding if we said the markeft wasn’t part of the decision,” she said, but “our storm wasn’t nearly as bad as places likeSouth Florida. Jacksonvill is so resilient.
” Business is strengthening, as sales were up 7.2 percenf in May at the eight Jacksonville-area Devonshire officesz compared withMay 2008. The decisionm to sell wasn’t an easy one to make for He’s been a major player in Jacksonville’s real estate industryt who started selling tracts of landin 1962. The residentialo division of Walter Williams Realty was createe in 1981 when he acquired the brokeragde offices ofanother long-time fixturr in the local real estate industry, Chester Ronnie Fussell worked for Walter Williamss from 1982 to 1992.
Williams, who was one of the foundinfg members of the Jacksonville City Council after the city and county governmentzs consolidated in 1968 and continued to servw on the council duringthe 1970s, took Fusselpl under his wing and taught him about real estate and publi c service. “A lot of what I am todayy is because ofWalter Williams,” said Fussell, whose term as City Councilo president ends soon. Many insides the business consider Williamsan “He’s a very good said 37-year veteran Russell a broker at and the regional vice presidenft of the . “I’m proud of what he built and what he’ s maintained over the years.
” Williams also inspiredd his daughter to get into the Ather father’s advice, Hentschel got her real estatee license at the age of 21, but went on to law school and worked as a prosecutor in the specia l assault unit at the stater attorney’s office in Jacksonville for 13 years. In 2004 she joined the WaltertWilliams team, first as a real estatde attorney for the title company and then as chiet operating officer for the entire company. At the age of 42, she’as now taking on her father’s role as the company’sz top executive in Northeast Florida. Williams will still have an actives role in the companyy asan adviser.
Although the pace is slower, he continuess to maintain his two other Estate Title LCand “He’s not spendingf weekends here and goes home at a decent Hentschel said. “And now he has more time for the most importanr thingto him, his
But heart surgery last year hastened thenearlhy 50-year real estate veteran’s decision to create a succession plan and slow down a So he sold his eight-office, 193-member team to friend and felloq Coldwell Banker broker Tom Harrington. Williams’ daughter, Monica is now in charge of the newly formed territory. “It’s a good thint we did what we did because it strengtheneedthe company,” said Hentschel, now a regional managinhg partner for Coldwell Banket Devonshire. “In a time when everybody else is we’re growing.
” With the acquisition of the Walter Williams officewin January, Illinois-based Devonshire Realty is the seventh-largesf Coldwell Banker affiliate in the Uniter States. The company has 27 15 of which are in Illinois and the remainingf 12 arein Florida, and it expects to continue to grow thoughb acquisitions of other real estate Harrington, CEO of the , which includes the real estatee company along with an architecture firm and an engineering firm, met Williamz at a Coldwell Banker conference in 1994, the year both of them joinesd the network.
Harrington’s expansion into the Floridza market came in 2007 when he acquired hisbrother Steve’s four-officee real estate agency in Central The Walter Williams acquisitiojn seemed a natural fit, Harrington said, because the two have alwaysw shared similar business philosophies. “Walter is reallyy a legend all throughourt Coldwell Banker and has been a mentor to Harrington said. The economy also played a lesser role in the Hentschel said. “We’d be kidding if we said the markeft wasn’t part of the decision,” she said, but “our storm wasn’t nearly as bad as places likeSouth Florida. Jacksonvill is so resilient.
” Business is strengthening, as sales were up 7.2 percenf in May at the eight Jacksonville-area Devonshire officesz compared withMay 2008. The decisionm to sell wasn’t an easy one to make for He’s been a major player in Jacksonville’s real estate industryt who started selling tracts of landin 1962. The residentialo division of Walter Williams Realty was createe in 1981 when he acquired the brokeragde offices ofanother long-time fixturr in the local real estate industry, Chester Ronnie Fussell worked for Walter Williamss from 1982 to 1992.
Williams, who was one of the foundinfg members of the Jacksonville City Council after the city and county governmentzs consolidated in 1968 and continued to servw on the council duringthe 1970s, took Fusselpl under his wing and taught him about real estate and publi c service. “A lot of what I am todayy is because ofWalter Williams,” said Fussell, whose term as City Councilo president ends soon. Many insides the business consider Williamsan “He’s a very good said 37-year veteran Russell a broker at and the regional vice presidenft of the . “I’m proud of what he built and what he’ s maintained over the years.
” Williams also inspiredd his daughter to get into the Ather father’s advice, Hentschel got her real estatee license at the age of 21, but went on to law school and worked as a prosecutor in the specia l assault unit at the stater attorney’s office in Jacksonville for 13 years. In 2004 she joined the WaltertWilliams team, first as a real estatde attorney for the title company and then as chiet operating officer for the entire company. At the age of 42, she’as now taking on her father’s role as the company’sz top executive in Northeast Florida. Williams will still have an actives role in the companyy asan adviser.
Although the pace is slower, he continuess to maintain his two other Estate Title LCand “He’s not spendingf weekends here and goes home at a decent Hentschel said. “And now he has more time for the most importanr thingto him, his
miércoles, 21 de noviembre de 2012
Metro Denver Economic Development Corp. presents annual awards - Denver Business Journal:
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It was one of several awards presente d Thursday by the Metro Denver EDC at itsannual "Repory to Investors and Awardss Luncheon" at the Hyatt Regencuy Denver at Colorado Convention Center. The EDC's Deal of the Year Awar recognizes a company that creates the largest local economivc impact through new job creation and capital San Francisco-based Schwab (NASDAQ: SCHW) was recognizes for its planned expansion in Douglae County, creating 500 new local jobs over the next three years. ( .) The jobs -- primarily technology positions -- will pay an averagew salary of $75,000. The company'se move eventually will create an economic benefit to Coloradoof $157.
e3 million a year, the Metro Denver EDC "The Charles Schwab expansion exemplifies the type of projecrt the Metro Denver EDC targets with its recruitment and marketing efforts-established companies that need a highluy skilled workforce and a dynamic locatiohn in which to expand," Don Marshall, regional presidenft of Wells Fargo Bank and Metro Denver EDC co-chair, said in a statement. -- The Metropolitahn Cooperation Award, recognizing joint efforts to furtherthe region'z economic development potential, went to six organizationss and local governments: The city of Brighton/Brightom Economic Development Corp.
, Weld County, Upstatee Colorado Economic Development, the Colorado Officw of Economic Development and International Trade, and the Regional Transportationj District (RTD). The six honorees helped assemble the land it needecd to build two new plantsin Brighton. With a capitalo investment of $290 million, Vestads will eventually employ 1,350 peoplse at the facilities, the EDC said. "The sheer impact of Vestas' investment in the Brighton and Weld Counth communityis massive," Chuci Ward, president of Qwest Coloradl and Co-Chair of the Metro Denvet EDC, said in the "The community spirit in which this deal was established signifiexs to Vestas our commitment to put Metro Denveer and Colorado on the global stage for wind energy.
" -- The Chairs Award for Outstanding Efforts in Economic Development went to two stats lawmakers -- Sen. Rollire Heath and Rep. Joe Rice -- for theif efforts to move Gov. Bill Ritter's economixc development package through the 2009legislative session., including Houswe Bill 1001, a measure offering tax credits for companiew that create job growth. "The passage of this legislatiojn is truly a game changerfor Colorado," said Tom Clark, executives vice president of the Metro Denver EDC. "Ity places us on par with other major metro aread in attracting corporate headquarters and otheervalued projects.
This legislation will be key to our ongoin g recovery by providing existing and expanding companieds incentive to add jobsin Colorado." -- And a Specialo Recognition Award was presented to Joe Blake, outgoing presiden and CEO of the and the Metro Denvet EDC, who will soon leave to becomr chancellor of the Colorado State Universit system. "During his 10-year term as president and CEO, Joe has tacklex the toughest issues facing Metr oDenver companies, first-hand. His work on Referendum C, the Poison Pilld amendments, and the FASTER legislation certainly puts our business communitu onfirmer ground," Ward said.
Newswee Senior Editor and author Daniel Gross keynotedthe "This has been a great time for Gross said. "You've made more intelligent decisions on investments than a lot ofotherf people. You're also diversifying your economywith aerospace, and alternative energy."
It was one of several awards presente d Thursday by the Metro Denver EDC at itsannual "Repory to Investors and Awardss Luncheon" at the Hyatt Regencuy Denver at Colorado Convention Center. The EDC's Deal of the Year Awar recognizes a company that creates the largest local economivc impact through new job creation and capital San Francisco-based Schwab (NASDAQ: SCHW) was recognizes for its planned expansion in Douglae County, creating 500 new local jobs over the next three years. ( .) The jobs -- primarily technology positions -- will pay an averagew salary of $75,000. The company'se move eventually will create an economic benefit to Coloradoof $157.
e3 million a year, the Metro Denver EDC "The Charles Schwab expansion exemplifies the type of projecrt the Metro Denver EDC targets with its recruitment and marketing efforts-established companies that need a highluy skilled workforce and a dynamic locatiohn in which to expand," Don Marshall, regional presidenft of Wells Fargo Bank and Metro Denver EDC co-chair, said in a statement. -- The Metropolitahn Cooperation Award, recognizing joint efforts to furtherthe region'z economic development potential, went to six organizationss and local governments: The city of Brighton/Brightom Economic Development Corp.
, Weld County, Upstatee Colorado Economic Development, the Colorado Officw of Economic Development and International Trade, and the Regional Transportationj District (RTD). The six honorees helped assemble the land it needecd to build two new plantsin Brighton. With a capitalo investment of $290 million, Vestads will eventually employ 1,350 peoplse at the facilities, the EDC said. "The sheer impact of Vestas' investment in the Brighton and Weld Counth communityis massive," Chuci Ward, president of Qwest Coloradl and Co-Chair of the Metro Denvet EDC, said in the "The community spirit in which this deal was established signifiexs to Vestas our commitment to put Metro Denveer and Colorado on the global stage for wind energy.
" -- The Chairs Award for Outstanding Efforts in Economic Development went to two stats lawmakers -- Sen. Rollire Heath and Rep. Joe Rice -- for theif efforts to move Gov. Bill Ritter's economixc development package through the 2009legislative session., including Houswe Bill 1001, a measure offering tax credits for companiew that create job growth. "The passage of this legislatiojn is truly a game changerfor Colorado," said Tom Clark, executives vice president of the Metro Denver EDC. "Ity places us on par with other major metro aread in attracting corporate headquarters and otheervalued projects.
This legislation will be key to our ongoin g recovery by providing existing and expanding companieds incentive to add jobsin Colorado." -- And a Specialo Recognition Award was presented to Joe Blake, outgoing presiden and CEO of the and the Metro Denvet EDC, who will soon leave to becomr chancellor of the Colorado State Universit system. "During his 10-year term as president and CEO, Joe has tacklex the toughest issues facing Metr oDenver companies, first-hand. His work on Referendum C, the Poison Pilld amendments, and the FASTER legislation certainly puts our business communitu onfirmer ground," Ward said.
Newswee Senior Editor and author Daniel Gross keynotedthe "This has been a great time for Gross said. "You've made more intelligent decisions on investments than a lot ofotherf people. You're also diversifying your economywith aerospace, and alternative energy."
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