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Academic Agility: The Answer to Global Complexity’s Impact on Educational Systems
Doug Hart is a strategist on the Durham College Corporate Training Management Team. He has facilitated leadership training since 2001 and brings over 30 years of experience working within the Canadian college system, specifically in corporate training. Much of his work has involved designing programs for the energy sector, including both conventional and nuclear. As a result, his perspective is a strong hybrid of industry, global complexity, and education.
OPINION: Affordable health care for Arizonans is at risk as GOP threatens to undo key reforms
We stand before yet another crossroads for our health care. Through the Inflation Reduction Act, the Biden-Harris administration lowered health care costs for tens of millions of people. However, MAGA Republicans have continued their war on health care, vowing to rip away health care coverage, dismantle protections for pre-existing conditions, and throw our health care system into chaos.
The M&A metrics software companies need to know
By Doug Hart | 20 January 2021 Software companies may be surprised by the metrics used to gauge their value and growth potential during M&A. Knowing what investors look at is core to the deal negotiation process. M&A negotiations are a novel experience for most software company founders and management teams. The same can apply to structuring data and information tied to specific company metrics.
Passenger lists and their uses: the example of Anglo-American marriages | OUPblog
On 27 April 1885, Alice Brereton (née Fairchild) returned to America with her family. The Aurania’s passenger list includes her British-born husband and their three children. From information contained in the list–name, age, citizenship, and occupation–we can reconstruct aspects of the family’s history revealed in other public documents. Alice was born in a small town in upper New York State in 1852, the daughter of a jeweler.
Retail Marketers Embrace Holiday Season As A Merry Marathon
Stampeding crowds and cascades of online “clicks” still characterize the mad rush of holiday shopping in the U.S., but gone is any semblance of a sales sprint for retailers. A new normal has emerged. In preparation for our annual “Retail Compass Survey of CMOs,” early this fall BDO polled 100 chief marketing officers at leading U.S. retailers to gauge their expectations for the holiday shopping season.
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