By Sharron Swain | BhamNow Are you interested in growing your leadership skills, expanding your local network and giving back to important nonprofits? You need to know about United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA)’s Loaned Executive Program. Every year, 30 or so people (called “Loaned Executives,” but don’t let the name intimidate you) from all […]
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta has announced a $50 million settlement with gas trading firms Vitol and SK Energy Americas, resolving allegations of price manipulation and anticompetitive behavior in the California gasoline market.
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Coaches and athletic organizations are taking proactive measures to safeguard athletes’ health during the potential wildfire season, including monitoring air quality, adjusting training schedules, utilizing indoor training facilities, and educating athletes on the risks of poor air quality.
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Maya Angelou’s quote “You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them” highlights the challenges faced by leaders of color and women in leadership roles, who often face glass ceilings, glass walls, and glass cliffs, and must be actively supported by organizations to break down these barriers and create a more equitable leadership landscape.
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Dr. Darrell Gray, CEO and President of Wellpoint, is committed to advancing health equity and reducing inequities in maternal health, and has set goals to expand the organization’s health care provider network and meet members in the community to address health issues.
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