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Channel Futures Introduces Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Industry Advisory Board Members to Propel New DE&I Network Share Article Technology Industry Media and Events Provider, Channel Futures, Launches ICT Channel Community’s Largest Efforts toward Industry Diversity, Provides a Network for Technology Vendors to Actively Demonstrate Support Channel Futures supports the channel community we serve. We have an obligation to use our platform to bring the community together, share best practices and detail successful business outcomes that a diverse workforce can help create." ~ Kelly Danziger,...

Ben Margot, AP Photos And he’s flirting back. “I definitely see a connection [with the Bears],” he said last week after his on-campus pro day. “I definitely don’t want to say any names — but you know you know I’m definitely excited, especially them being able to watch me in person and watch me spin and spin the ball in person.” The Bears sent quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo to College Station, Texas to see Mond — and to Palo Alto, California, to watch Stanford’s Davis Mills. It’s a reminder that the list of quarterbacks in this year’s draft doesn’t stop after the ...

The police department's unionized members — officers, sergeants and lieutenants — have been working without a contract since Sept. 31, 2019. Negotiations between the union and city officials have dragged on for more than two years with no clear end in sight.  "We don't feel they've been given the full story since Jan. 1, 2019," said K-9 Officer Ryan Back, the Fraternal Order of Police president.  More than half of Lakeland officers make less than $50K a year The main points of contention between the police and city officials are wages and benefits. Lakeland's officers have worked wi...

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LAKELAND – It would cost Lakeland approximately $9 million to equip 200 of the city's police officers with body cameras and in-vehicle cameras for the next 10 years, according to police department. Lakeland Police Chief Ruben Garcia presented three options for equipping the city's officers with video, either body cameras or on vehicle dashboards, to city commissioners on Monday morning. It's the city's first discussion on possibly implementing body cameras since the topic came up in public forums amid last year's national protests after the killing of George Floyd by a police officer i...