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Churchill Stateside Group Announces the Hiring of 3 Origination Officers to Service the West, Northeast, and Healthcare sectors expanding the Company s National Footprint

Churchill Stateside Group Announces the Hiring of 3 Origination Officers to Service the West, Northeast, and Healthcare sectors expanding the Company’s National Footprint Share Article Responsible for originating CSG’s complete line of debt and equity products, including FHA/HUD Multifamily and Healthcare, USDA-RD, forward rate lock commitments & construction loans, as well as 4% and 9% Low Income Housing & Historic Tax Credit Equity. CSG Hires 3 Origination Officers to Service the West, Northeast, and Healthcare sectors expanding the Company’s National Footprint The addition of Eric, Allan, and Guy to CSG’s Acquisitions and Originations team is significant as they bring a great deal of industry experience.

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Tarek Ragab - Editorial Board - Scientific Research Publishing

2007 M.Sc., Civil Engineering,University of New York at Buffalo, USA 2005 M.Sc., Structural Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt 2002 B.Sc., Civil Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt Publications (selected) Gautreau, P., Chu, Y., Ragab, T., Basaran, C., Phonon–phonon scattering rates in single walled carbon nanotubes . Computational Materials Science, Vol.103, pp 151, (2015). Chu, Y., Ragab, T., Basaran, C., Temperature dependence of Joule heating in Zigzag Graphene Nanoribbon . Carbon, Vol. 89, pp 179, (2015). Chu, Y., Gautreau, P., Ragab, T., Basaran, C., An accelerated algorithm for full band electron phonon scattering rate computation”. Computer Physics Communications, Vol.185, pp 3392, (2014) Gautreau, P., Ragab, T., Chu, Y., Basaran, C., Phonon dispersion and quantization tuning of strained carbon nanotubes for flexible electronics . Journal of Applied Physics, Vol.115, pp 243702, (2014).

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Metuchen taps library for new municipal clerk - centraljersey com

Metuchen taps library for new municipal clerk - centraljersey com
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Who is Dr Indermit Gill, new VP of EFI at World Bank

Who is Dr Indermit Gill, new VP of EFI at World Bank Dr Gill has replaced M. Ahyan Kose and his appointment will be effective from June 1, 2021 BusinessToday.In | April 10, 2021 | Updated 09:22 IST Dr Indermit Gill (Image: Twitter) The World Bank appointed an Indian national Dr Indermit Gill as the Vice President for the Equitable Growth, Finance and Institutions (EFI) Global Practice Group. Dr Gill has replaced M. Ahyan Kose and his appointment will be effective from June 1, 2021. Dr Gill is currently Professor, Practice of Public Policy and Senior Research Scholar at the Centre for International and Global at the Duke University. He is also a Nonresident Senior Fellow in the Global Economy and Development Program at the Brookings Institution.

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Amazon faces labor backlash in Europe as worker union vote proceeds in US

As a historic vote count gets underway to determine whether Amazon.com Inc. workers in Alabama will form a union, the company is facing increasing resistance from its already unionized employees across Europe. German service trade union Verdi recently called on Amazon workers at six company sites to launch a four-day strike ahead of the Easter holiday to demand higher wages. The strike is taking place roughly a week after Amazon logistics workers in Italy went on a 24-hour strike called by the FILT-CGIL, FIT-CISL and Uiltrasporti unions over issues including delivery workloads. The latest actions add to a growing labor backlash in Europe, including a strike among Amazon workers in France last year related to concerns about worker safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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