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ALPINE RESIDENTS ASK U.S. FORESTRY DEPT. TO ADVOCATE FOR PUBLIC ON LOVELAND RESERVOIR ACCESS, ALSO HEAR UPDATES ON WILDFIRE ISSUES

ALPINE RESIDENTS ASK U.S. FORESTRY DEPT. TO ADVOCATE FOR PUBLIC ON LOVELAND RESERVOIR ACCESS, ALSO HEAR UPDATES ON WILDFIRE ISSUES

AMPED's Dave Christopher dedicated to building Louisville communities

Having grown up poor, AMPED founder Dave Christopher is focused on accelerating the economic well-being of Black and brown communities.

Winners of The InspireCIO National ORBIE Awards Announced

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) July 29, 2022 -- For nearly 25 years, the CIO of the Year® ORBIE® Awards have recognized technology executives for outstanding leadership

Winners of 2021 HoustonCIO ORBIE Awards Announced

Winners of 2021 HoustonCIO ORBIE Awards Announced Share Article Executives from CenterPoint Energy, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Tokio Marine HCC, NRG Energy, Hines, Stallion Oilfield Services, and Rice University Recognized for their Achievements HOUSTON (PRWEB) April 09, 2021 HoustonCIO announced the winners of its 2021 CIO of the Year® ORBIE® Awards. HoustonCIO recognized chief information officers in seven key categories – Leadership, Super Global, Global, Large Enterprise, Enterprise, Corporate, and Nonprofit/Public Sector. The HoustonCIO ORBIE Awards were presented virtually. “The HoustonCIO ORBIE winners demonstrate the significance of strong technology leadership in these uncertain times. Over the past year, CIOs are leading in unprecedented ways and enabling the largest work-from-home experiment in history,” according to Monique Cook, Executive Director of HoustonCIO. “The ORBIE Awards are meaningful because they are judged by peers - CIOs who understand how difficult this job is and why great leadership matters.”

Make-A-Wish surprises Shively boy with visit from Santa

The Make-A-Wish Foundation proved him wrong with a special surprise Wednesday evening. With first responders as elves and a firetruck as his sleigh, Santa showed up to greet King Zerick in Shively and brought presents for the boy and his family.  "His original wish was to go to Disney World," said Kim Hales, an organizer with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. "Obviously, right now we are not able to grant those travel wishes for these kiddos, so when we talked to him and mom about other wishes he might want he said, 'Well, I'm just really worried Santa can't come this year' for his mom, especially with his mom, due to COVID-19 because they've been in some hardship; and so when you hear that it's a little bit heartbreaking and so we put together everything on his Christmas list."