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Divurgent Hires John Ward, MBA, CPA as Chief Financial Officer John Ward to lead Divurgent's financial organization as the company positions itself for future growth and expansion. News provided by Share this article Share this article VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Divurgent, an international IT consulting company, announced today that it hired John Ward, MBA, CPA as Chief Financial Officer. John joins Divurgent with over 20 years of IT services experience, including his most recent position as Senior Director and Market CFO of the Atos North America Healthcare division....

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Rita L. Saenz, 71, as the new director of California Employment Development Department. Author: Ja'Nel Johnson (ABC10) Published: 5:51 PM PST December 30, 2020 Updated: 5:51 PM PST December 30, 2020 SACRAMENTO, California — Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed a new leader to the state's Employment Development Department (EDD). Rita L. Saenz, 71, is the new director of EDD, Newsom's office announced Wednesday. Saenz was most recently a consultant at Saenz and Associates.  Newsom said Saenz is taking on the job at "one o...

The Leaning Tower of Dallas was born on Feb. 16 when the planned implosion of the former Affiliated Computer Services building didn't fully collapse upon detonation. When the dust settled the building's core, containing the stairwell and elevator shaft, remained upright at an angle. For the next two weeks, people traveled from near and far to take whimsical photographs with the tower in the background. The building finally collapsed in a cloud of dust on March 2 after two weeks of being whacked with a 5,600-pound wrecking ball. Jason & Jenn Baskett Halley, age 7, was excited to get a chance t...

In a year of negative news, ‘Leaning Tower of Dallas’ tilted toward the positive The Feb. 16 failed implosion of the ACS building created a fun and quirky internet sensation. The popularly dubbed Leaning Tower of Dallas stood for 15 days before succumbing to the wrecking ball.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Like most things this year, the Leaning Tower of Dallas will go down as a part of 2020’s rollercoaster history. The Feb. 16 failed implosion of the former Affiliated Computer Services building on North Haskell Avenue resulted in a suddenly popular landmark that stood cockeyed against ...

Yves here.Tom Neuburger describes how Biden Commerce Secretary candidate Ursula Burns has hitched her wagon to a series of corporate ethical train wrecks. If anything, Tom soft-pedaled Nestlé’s child slavery. You can find more sordid details at Slate: The [Supreme Court] case involves a class-action lawsuit filed by six citizens of Mali.These individuals were allegedly trafficked to the Ivory Coast between the ages of 12 and 14. Once there, they were allegedly forced to work on cocoa plantations for no pay and little food. They say they were regularly whipped and tortured by overseers who ...