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Newsweek Hires Kevin Gentzel as Global Chief Commercial and Growth Officer - Vimarsana News

Newsweek Hires Kevin Gentzel as Global Chief Commercial and Growth Officer

He joins the publisher from Gannett, where he served as its chief revenue officer.

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Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad Pressures Agencies to Cancel Olivet as Part of Takeover Plot - Vimarsana News

Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad Pressures Agencies to Cancel Olivet as Part of Takeover Plot

Newsweek published the latest in a series of hit pieces about Olivet University on Wednesday as part of its ongoing campaign to unethically sever accreditors from the Christian university by highlighting a likely-flawed NAE decision to suspend Olivet's status -- while pressuring the university's accreditors to do the same.

Source: hngn.com
Evangelical Christian Group Suspends Olivet as Newsweek Lawsuits Pile Up - Vimarsana News

Evangelical Christian Group Suspends Olivet as Newsweek Lawsuits Pile Up

The suspension dealt a fresh blow to Olivet, a beleaguered Bible college which has been ordered to shut down its New York state operations.

Dev Pragad On Effective leadership with Professor 'Funmi Olonisakin - Vimarsana News

Dev Pragad On Effective leadership with Professor 'Funmi Olonisakin

Dev Pragad On Effective leadership with Professor ‘Funmi Olonisakin

Newsweek "Human Trafficking" Series Exposed as Fake News | HNGN - Vimarsana News

Newsweek "Human Trafficking" Series Exposed as Fake News | HNGN

On July 18th, the once venerable news magazine Newsweek published another story about a Christian university as a top headline, marking the fifth time it has gas-lit government officials, accreditors and the general public in pursuit of a series of "trafficking probe" articles on Olivet University.

Source: hngn.com