The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) is launching a new program to help businesses get ready for the next time a disaster strikes.

The fellows are Jacquelyn Mosley, Chase Rainwater, Christopher M. Schulte and Marc A. Scott. Each SEC university selects up to four fellows to participate in the program each year.

Michael Mettham has been promoted to vice president, global credit and risk management for CTB Inc., according to Marc ...

In New York, success is measured not only by the bottom line but by the ability to attract and keep talent in one of the most competitive markets in the world. Companies that thrive here understand ...

The National Youth Service (NYS) has announced internship opportunities targeting specific Kenyans, offering a monthly ...

FROM the first day at your new job to when you reach the top of the ladder, it’s likely that in between client meetings or ...

NovoEd, the leading enterprise talent development technology provider that empowers organizations to scale high-impact learning, mentoring, and practice, is excited to announce its five medals in ...

The University of Connecticut has permanently closed seven academic programs and placed dozens more under monitoring following a comprehensive review of low-enrollment offerings, according to meeting ...

A Georgia Northwestern Technical College student credits GNTC with helping her build a better future by helping her complete her High School Equivalency, obtain a college degree and find success in ...

The Greater Des Moines Partnership has announced honorees of the third cohort of the DEI Management Certification Program, which is a collaboration of the Partnership and Des Moines-based Schabel ...