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City National Corp. Names New C-Suite Execs - Los Angeles Business Journal - Vimarsana News

City National Corp. Names New C-Suite Execs - Los Angeles Business Journal

Los Angeles’s largest bank, City National Corp., announced significant reshuffling of its executive suite last week.

City National Bank Taps New CEO, Kelly Coffey to Head Entertainment - Vimarsana News

City National Bank Taps New CEO, Kelly Coffey to Head Entertainment

City National Bank has named banking veteran Howard Hammond as CEO while Kelly Coffey shifts to a new role as CEO of City National Entertainment.

CGRER's future threatened | Iowa Environmental Focus - Vimarsana News

CGRER's future threatened | Iowa Environmental Focus

Today, CGRER Co-Directors Jerry Schnoor and Greg Carmichael released a statement about a budget proposal from the Iowa General Assembly that funds CGRER: Dear CGRER members, Yesterday, we learned that a budget proposal from the Iowa General Assembly sunsets funding the UI Center for Global and Regional Environmental Research (CGRER) and the Iowa Energy Center…

CGRER 25th Anniversary Profiles: Rhawn Denniston - Vimarsana News

CGRER 25th Anniversary Profiles: Rhawn Denniston

Nick Fetty | August 28, 2015 Rhawn Denniston first got involved with CGRER as a PhD student at the University of Iowa and continues to remain a member now on the faculty at Cornell College. He worked closely with CGRER co-founder Greg Carmichael while at the UI and said the connections he established at CGRER helped…

Muscatine, Council Bluffs cited for dirty air - Vimarsana News

Muscatine, Council Bluffs cited for dirty air

Oooh, that smell. Can't you smell that smell? Last week residents in Muscatine and across the state in Council Bluffs may have caught a whiff of something because both cities were cited for exceeding EPA air pollution limits. Muscatine had too much sulfur dioxide wafting through its air, and Council Bluffs had too much lead.…