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Tuning into Women Who Lead in Real Estate Last modified on March 10th, 2021 The latest episode of The Top Floor podcast spotlights three customers who have built, grown, and led successful property management companies. Our conversations touch upon their careers, successes, and challenges – such as guiding a team through a pandemic – and how perceptions and representation of women in leadership have evolved in the real estate industry.  Listen now: Sean: You’re listening to The Top Floor, a podcast featuring critical conversations around property management, community associations, a...

LSU Professor, Research Team Continue Study of Coronavirus Effects on Traffic BATON ROUGE, La., March 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In March 2020, LSU Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Brian Wolshon and a group of fellow researchers compared roadway travel statistics throughout the state of Florida for that month versus March 2019. This was done as states began to take their respective preventative measures against the coronavirus pandemic. The goal then, as it is now, was to understand the early impacts of government restrictions on social interaction with the expectation that it...

  The intention of the Government of Ghana to develop sufficient Human Resources for the country’s railways subsector has seen a major boost with the matriculation of the first batch of students for the Ghana School of Railways and Infrastructure Development.   The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) which operates the Ghana School of Railways and Infrastructure Development, held the matriculation recently.   UMaT opened the Ghana School of Railways and Infrastructure Development Campus at Essikado in Sekondi-Takoradi in the Western Region this year.   About 300 students have been...

28,195 Nigerians died through road accident in seven years ― Expert 28,195 Nigerians died through road accident in seven years ― Expert Share An Infrastructure Engineer and Road Safety expert, Dr Olukayode Ibijola, revealed that no fewer than 28,195 people were killed in road accidents between 2013 and 2019 across the country. He added that 62 per cent of the road accidents were caused by disobedience to safety rules and road construction designs which misled commuters, resulting in human errors and fatality. Delivering a paper titled, ‘Road Safety Challenges in Nigeria’ at the Ado-E...

Boboye Oyeyemi PHOTO: TwitterThe Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, (FRSC), Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, has inaugurated the Committee on the proposed National Road Assessment Programme (nRAP), to facilitate safer road infrastructure, and complement existing efforts geared toward the reduction of road deaths and injuries on Nigerian roads. In a statement by the Corps Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, the Road Assessment Programme is an international concept and practice that has gained acceptance in regions and countries around the globe. It targets to purposely enhance existing road safety...