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Press Release – Joint Press Release Ngi Tahu Holdings, the investment arm of Te Rnanga o Ngi Tahu, will take a $140 million, 24.9% stake* in Fidelity Life, further strengthening the life insurers New Zealand-owned credentials. Ngi Tahu Holdings investment will help fund Fidelity … Ngāi Tahu Holdings, the investment arm of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, will take a $140 million, 24.9% stake* in Fidelity Life, further strengthening the life insurer’s New Zealand-owned credentials. Ngāi Tahu Holdings’ investment will help fund Fidelity Life’s acquisition of Westpac Life, which was also a...

Provost Brian Blake is stepping down from his position after he was announced as Georgia State University’s sole finalist for the position of president.

Media Credit: Hatchet File Photo Imani Cheers, who will serve as the interim senior associate provost for undergraduate education, is the first Black woman to serve as SMPA’s associate director. Provost Brian Blake announced Monday officials will appoint two professors to serve as interim vice provost for research and interim senior associate provost for undergraduate education, effective next month. Blake told faculty in an email that Carla Berg, a professor of prevention and community health, will serve as the interim vice provost for research and Imani Cheers, the associate director of t...

Media Credit: Hatchet File Photo Higher education administration experts said LeBlanc may prioritize certain shorter term goals like increasing fundraising in his last year at GW, but his attention should turn to ensuring a smooth transition for his successor. Higher education administration experts said University President Thomas LeBlanc’s announcement that he will be stepping down next year comes as no surprise, given the ongoing tensions between him and the GW community. Experts said university presidents tend to leave after faculty express doubts in their leadership, which LeBlanc expe...

Candidates to fill Evergreen State College's presidency cited personal reasons for withdrawing, leaving college officials scratching their heads about what to do differently when the search restarts.