Senior Manager, Assurance Department, PwC Cyprus
Styliana Panayi is a Senior Manager in the Assurance Department of PwC Cyprus and also member of the Accounting Consulting Services team.
Styliana holds a BA (Hons) in Accounting & Finance with a first-class honours from the University of Manchester and a Master in Business Administration (MBA).
She is also a fellow Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), an ICAEW Business and Finance Professional and a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC). Co-chair: Evgeny Tarakanov
Financial Director, Bilarex Co. Limited
Evgeny Tarakanov is a Financial Director in Bilarex Co. Limited, Nicosia Cyprus. Prior to joining Bilarex Co. in 2014, Evgeny was employed at PwC Cyprus in Audit/Assurance Financial Services and Risk Assurance Consulting lines of services. Evgeny holds a MA in Public Administration from the KSU (State
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Published May 27, 2021, 1:12 PM
Leo Abaya (Photo from UP Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts)
The Filipino arts and entertainment community mourns the passing of Leo Abaya, a noted artist known for his works as a production designer. He died last May 26, 2021 at the age of 60.
Born on Dec. 13, 1960, Leo first earned an economics degree from the Holy Name University in Tagbilaran, Bohol. He then pursued fine arts studies at the University of the Philippines (UP) – Diliman and got his masters degree from the Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton in the UK.
His artworks explored different mediums, from painting to sculpture and installations. In 2013, he entered the world of filmmaking by writing and directing “Instant Mommy,” a drama-comedy nominated for an award at the ninth edition of the Cinemalaya Film Festival.
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Southampton sensing technology steps forward to prevent diabetic foot ulcers
Innovative in-sole sensors will alert diabetic patients during excessive or extended activities that could trigger foot ulcers in a new system being developed at the University of Southampton.
The LOad Monitoring and Intervention System (LOMIS) processes real-time data from three directional force sensors and detects physical activities over extended periods of time in a five-metric dimensional risk model.
Live risk alerts are communicated to patients through a connected App to mitigate the risk and dangers of ulceration and amputation.
A LOMIS prototype has been tested in pilot studies and around £1 million of new funding from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) will now prepare the technology for clinical trials and adoption within the NHS.