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The Perfect Marriage Of Community And Arts: Takapuna s Bruce Mason Centre Celebrates A Quarter Century!

Monday, 5 July 2021, 3:12 pm Takapuna landmark, the Bruce Mason Centre, celebrates 25 years as the heart of the North Shore’s performing arts community this August. Auckland Live invites the city to celebrate the tens of thousands of performances that have taken place at the Centre over the last quarter century with a special programme including free performances and family-friendly events for the local community, culminating in a weekend of free circus and dance. The Bruce Mason Centre first opened its doors in 1996 in a hard-won victory for the North Shore’s arts community. The opening was the culmination of twelve years of determined effort by the

auckland scoop co nz » The Perfect Marriage Of Community And Arts: Takapuna s Bruce Mason Centre Celebrates A Quarter Century!

Press Release – Auckland Live Takapuna landmark, the Bruce Mason Centre, celebrates 25 years as the heart of the North Shore’s performing arts community this August. Auckland Live invites the city to celebrate the tens of thousands of performances that have taken place at the Centre over the last quarter century with a special programme including free performances and family-friendly events for the local community, culminating in a weekend of free circus and dance. The Bruce Mason Centre first opened its doors in 1996 in a hard-won victory for the North Shore’s arts community. The opening was the culmination of twelve years of determined effort by the founding trust. Led by theatre stalwart Angela Antony, the group of passionate arts advocates first floated the idea of a home for the performing arts in Takapuna in 1984. Following more than a decade of fundraising, battling bureaucracy, and standing their ground in the face of threats to construct a carpark on the site, the

This Mark Cuban-Backed Startup Wants to Solve Your Hiring Problem

 Courtesy Company Back in 2015, Angela Antony predicted that big changes were coming to hiring. While working for the National Economic Council and writing a book about inefficiencies in the labor market, she learned that nearly half of all new hires fail within a year and a half, most often due to mismatches between their personalities and cognitive skills and those required of the job. The whole premise of the book was that the job market was headed toward a reckoning, says Antony. The events of 2020 helped bring about that reckoning. The pandemic-induced recession eliminated an estimated 30 million American jobs and social upheaval following the death of George Floyd led to mass protests concurrent events that led countless companies to rethink their hiring practices. Antony, meanwhile, stands positioned to capitalize: She ended up abandoning her book and instead building a San Francisco-based hiring software company, Scoutible. The Mark Cuban-backed startup, which

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