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Sister Joan Lang, 90, a Sister of Mercy in Chicago, IL, died at The Little Company of Mary Hospital in Chicago on January 6, 2021. She had recently resided at Mercy Circle in Chicago, IL.
Sister Joan Lang was born on April 23, 1930, to Sylvester and Anna Oetker Lang, in Marshalltown, Iowa. After graduating from St. Mary’s High School, she worked at Fisher Governor Company until 1955. She then attended Marycrest College in Davenport, Iowa. After one year there, she entered the Sisters of Mercy in Chicago. She earned a B.A. in Elementary Education from St. Xavier College in Chicago in 1964 and a Masters of Science in Curriculum and Supervision from Northern Illinois University in De Kalb, IL in 1973. She taught all grades from first through eighth and was a school administrator.
Barchart Appoints Keith Petersen to Chief Strategy Officer and Mark Wator to Head of Financial & Media Sales
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CHICAGO, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, Barchart, a leading provider of market data and technology services to the financial, media and commodity industries, announced that Keith Petersen has been named Chief Strategy Officer, and Mark Wator has been named Head of Financial & Media Sales.
Petersen joined Barchart in 2016 as Head of Strategy. In his new role as Chief Strategy Officer, Petersen will oversee commercial enablement, business development, data science, and product strategy for Barchart. More specially, this includes overseeing the development of proprietary data products, expanding Barchart s data and news distribution network, and growing adoption of Barchart s Market Data, Digital, and cmdty platforms as comprehensive workflow solutions for commodity, financial and media businesses. Prior to
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