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Rutgers University–Newark has appointed Deidra Hill, who has more than 25 years of communications leadership experience in higher education, as the inaugural vice chancellor for marketing and communications.
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Organizations today face growing pressure to navigate labor shortages, evolving employee expectations, changing skills requirements, and increasing operational complexity. As these challenges converge—across factory floors, service centers, project teams, and global operations—workforce management is becoming more than an operational necessity. It’s becoming a strategic foundation for workforce transformation. Gartner predicts that by 2030, 70% of organizations will…
The first-ever Lobo Venture Capital Cup concluded with a ceremony awarding up to $36,000 in total to top-performing student teams. The recent six-week competition provided students with the opportunity to experience both sides of the startup funding ecosystem: building companies and investing in them.
Pulse Fund has closed its inaugural $63 million venture capital fund to invest in early-stage climate companies spanning the energy transition, infrastructure, food and agriculture, and mobility.
Top Technology Leaders and Organizations Recognized for Driving Innovation Across North Metro Atlanta
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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 7): Malayan Banking Bhd (KL:MAYBANK) emerged as the biggest winner at the inaugural Bursa Malaysia IR Awards 2026 that was held last Friday, sweeping home three awards including Best Financial Reporting and the flagship Best Company in IR.
The new Yugabyte Partner Program, unveiled today, provides resources, incentives and standard operating processes for the company’s growing ranks of channel partners who are incorporating the YugabyteDB database into their AI solutions and cloud-based applications.
Last spring, entrepreneurs across the North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) submitted pitches for consideration in the state’s new business accelerator contest. After months of “intensive business training, mentorship and pitch coaching,” 17 entrepreneurs have emerged as the top contenders in this competition, according to a recent NCCCS press release.