Senate committee to work on telecommunications carriers bill to make regulation fairer
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Neale Lunderville Joins GMP as Enterprise Innovation Leader
Former Administration Secretary Neale F. Lunderville will join Green Mountain Power in February as Leader of Enterprise Innovation, GMP President and CEO Mary G. Powell announced Monday.
"I am thrilled that Neale, a proven highly-effective state leader, is joining Green Mountain's management team to help us drive new strategic initiatives to serve our customers with low cost, low carbon and highly reliable service.
Vermont housing market stable despite losses in other New England states
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Moody’s downgrades Burlington’s credit rating
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Neale Lunderville joins GMP as Enterprise Innovation Leader
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Eric Hernandez Joins CEMS
The UVM College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences (CEMS) welcomes Eric Hernandez as an Assistant Professor in the civil engineering program. Originally from the Dominican Republic, Hernandez received his PhD in civil engineering as a Fulbright scholar in 2007 from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. He will teach CE173 Concrete Design during the 2011 Spring semester.
Vermont Writer Starts PR Writing Business
Sona Iyengar, a Burlington resident with 18 years professional writing experience, recently opened Sona Writes, a writing and communications business in downtown Burlington.
Sona Writes offers the full range of public relations and marketing content writing – both print and online -- including Web content, brochures and newsletters, annual reports, press releases, speechwriting and presentations, feature articles and advertising copy.
Yestermorrow Hires José Galarza as Director of Semester Programs
Yestermorrow Design/Build School has hired José Galarza as the school’s first Director of Semester Programs. This new position was created to help launch Yestermorrow’s Sustainable Design/Build Semester Program for undergraduates in Fall 2011 and a graduate-level Integrative Design/Build Semester in Spring 2012.
Vermont Family Network Welcomes New President/CEO
Vermont Family Network (VFN) is pleased to welcome its new President/CEO Pam McCarthy who has served as the Vermont Agency of Human Services (AHS) Field Director in Franklin and Grand Isle Counties since 2004.
McCarthy comes to VFN with a great deal of experience and knowledge of Vermont’s Human Services systems. In her new role at Vermont Family Network, she will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of the organization and its continued growth and success. She will also focus on development and fundraising for the organization.