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It’s been 25 years since I worked at an IFI and yet women still represent only about 30 percent of senior management in these institutions. Worse, almost none of the world’s major multilateral banks has had a female president in all that time.

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Evanston P.O. Box 62 may seem indiscriminate among hundreds of others in the city’s ornate post office. However, it’s registered with an organization that spends thousands of dollars annually dispatching its members to cocktail hours and lunches in Illinois’ high-end restaurants and hotels. That’s not only for its members to sample hors d’oeuvres. It’s about...

YOUNGSTOWN — Elizabeth Ann Schultz of Youngstown, and recently Moorhead, Minnesota, passed away Monday, Nov. 6, 2023, after living a thriving 94 years. Know

As part of Veterans Day activities held on the Island this weekend, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center screened the film ‘Mending the Line’ on Sunday evening, and hosted a panel of local veterans.  The screening was held as a fundraiser for the Island Housing Trust, which is working on an affordable housing project for on-Island […]

A number of events are planned for Veterans Day weekend on the Island. On Saturday morning, the American Legion Post 257 will place some 450 U.S.  flags in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Tisbury at 7:30 am. The Avenue of Flags will be up until 3 pm. Veterans of Foreign Wars in Oak Bluffs are […]

Last Saturday, Larry’s Tackle Shop hosted its annual OctoberFish celebration and award ceremony.  “It was awesome,” said Peter Sliwkowski, co-owner of Larry’s with his wife, Melissa. “We had 60 people here. Sandy [Fisher] brought barbeque ribs, Josh Kressel brought scallops, Melissa made a cake, and we ordered from Mo’s. Great people. Great food. A real […]

The ILS sector has played a key role in restabilising the wider risk transfer markets thanks to its ability to recapitalise quickly. Access to the current wide range of capital options can lead to better business decisions, say Paul Schultz and Cole Mayer of Aon Securities.

The Dubuque-area landfill’s governing board has hired a design firm for upgrades at its compost site but faces a tight deadline and heavy lifts to expand its food scrap collection

Paul Schultz, from Edgartown, went into the Army at the age of 21 in 1968. He served in Vietnam in the B Battery, Third Battalion, Sixth Artillery Unit.  I graduated high school on the Vineyard in ’65, went to enlist in the Army, and got turned down because I had a bad knee. I got […]