February 27, 2021 at 4:38 a.m.
TCC donated to Redkey Elementary
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The Cellular Connection announced Monday that it donated appreciation boxes to more than 500 schools in the United States.
Redkey Elementary School was among those that received the boxes as part of the company’s Teachers Rock Supply Giveaway. Participating stores partnered with schools to donate supply packs valued at more than $350.
“Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers have had to balance a whole new list of concerns,” said Scott Moorehead, CEO of Round Room, parent company of TCC, in a press release. “About three-fourths of the 100 largest school districts are on complete remote learning, and a little over a quarter of all districts began the year with a hybrid approach. Despite the challenges and changes they are facing, our teachers continue to put forth their best effort to positively influence our youth. It is more important than ever that we show our deep appreciation for their efforts.”
Saylor named
Swiss Village has named Sierra Saylor as its new vice president of healthcare services.
Saylor previously served as administrator at The Laurels of Shane Hill in Rockford, Ohio. She has a bachelor’s degree in speech and hearing science from Ohio State University and a master’s degree in health care administration from Utica College.
“We are excited to have Sierra join the Senior Team at Swiss Village and are quite pleased that she has agreed to do so,” said Swiss Village president and CEO Rod Mason in a press release. “Her education and the practical skills of her background and experience have her well-poised to step into this role. Her affable personality and approach to relational management will have her perfectly suited to step in and become warmly accepted by all residents, family members and employees with whom she will interact, from the very first day of her involvement at Swiss Village.”
Vaughn selected
eKeeper Systems announced this week that it has hired Ryan Vaughn as its business development director.
Vaughn joins the Yorktown technology consulting firm after previously working for InGate Solutions. He attended Ball State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in business information technology and a master’s degree in information and communication sciences.
“Ryan has been instrumental in helping organizations grow by developing teams that provide superior service and a commitment to excellence,” said eKeeper president Dustin Humm in a press release. “His expertise in sales, marketing, and computer information systems makes him a natural fit for eKeeper’s team and he will quickly become a key member of our organization.”
Adams resuming
Adams Memorial Hospital will resume laboratory services at its Berne Outpatient clinic beginning Monday.
The clinic will have reduced hours — 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays — for laboratory services at the Berne location.
Ardagh offering
Ardagh Group announced Thursday that Ardagh Metal Packaging has launched a $2.65 billion bond financing.
The announcement from Ardagh, which operates glass manufacturing facilities in Dunkirk and Winchester, follows Tuesday’s news that Ardagh proposed combining its metal business with Gores Holdings and its beverage can business.
Ardagh Metal Packaging is the second-largest producer of sustainable beverage cans in Europe and the third-largest in North America and Brazil.
Battlefield focus
A company affiliated with Purdue University is working to reduce mortality and morbidity from battlefield injuries.
OYE Therapeutics, which is located in the Purdue Research Park of Northwest Indiana, announced this week that it has entered into a cooperative research and development agreement with the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences and The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine Inc. It includes researching the effectiveness of OYE drugs for acute pain control, cognitive processing, psychomotor resilience and mission capabilities.
“An aspect of this (agreement) is to evaluate peer-reviewed medical literature to assess OYE’s drug product pipeline for potential in military medicine,” said Dr. Jong Lee, an assistant professor of anesthesiology at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
NextEra recognized
NextEra Energy announced Tuesday that Ethisphere Institute has recognized it as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies.
Ethisphere, an organization that works to establish and advance ethical business practices, awarded NextEra with the honor for the 14th time. It was one of nine companies in the energy and utilities sector to earn the title this year.
“This recognition demonstrates once again our team of nearly 15,000 employees’ commitment to excellence, doing the right thing and treating people with respect,” said NextEra chairman and CEO Jim Robo. This honor aligns with our passion to challenge the old ways of doing things and generate innovative solutions to our energy challenges, shaping how energy is produced and delivered on this continent while advancing a sustainable energy era.”
Redkey Elementary School was among those that received the boxes as part of the company’s Teachers Rock Supply Giveaway. Participating stores partnered with schools to donate supply packs valued at more than $350.
“Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers have had to balance a whole new list of concerns,” said Scott Moorehead, CEO of Round Room, parent company of TCC, in a press release. “About three-fourths of the 100 largest school districts are on complete remote learning, and a little over a quarter of all districts began the year with a hybrid approach. Despite the challenges and changes they are facing, our teachers continue to put forth their best effort to positively influence our youth. It is more important than ever that we show our deep appreciation for their efforts.”
Saylor named
Swiss Village has named Sierra Saylor as its new vice president of healthcare services.
Saylor previously served as administrator at The Laurels of Shane Hill in Rockford, Ohio. She has a bachelor’s degree in speech and hearing science from Ohio State University and a master’s degree in health care administration from Utica College.
“We are excited to have Sierra join the Senior Team at Swiss Village and are quite pleased that she has agreed to do so,” said Swiss Village president and CEO Rod Mason in a press release. “Her education and the practical skills of her background and experience have her well-poised to step into this role. Her affable personality and approach to relational management will have her perfectly suited to step in and become warmly accepted by all residents, family members and employees with whom she will interact, from the very first day of her involvement at Swiss Village.”
Vaughn selected
eKeeper Systems announced this week that it has hired Ryan Vaughn as its business development director.
Vaughn joins the Yorktown technology consulting firm after previously working for InGate Solutions. He attended Ball State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in business information technology and a master’s degree in information and communication sciences.
“Ryan has been instrumental in helping organizations grow by developing teams that provide superior service and a commitment to excellence,” said eKeeper president Dustin Humm in a press release. “His expertise in sales, marketing, and computer information systems makes him a natural fit for eKeeper’s team and he will quickly become a key member of our organization.”
Adams resuming
Adams Memorial Hospital will resume laboratory services at its Berne Outpatient clinic beginning Monday.
The clinic will have reduced hours — 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays — for laboratory services at the Berne location.
Ardagh offering
Ardagh Group announced Thursday that Ardagh Metal Packaging has launched a $2.65 billion bond financing.
The announcement from Ardagh, which operates glass manufacturing facilities in Dunkirk and Winchester, follows Tuesday’s news that Ardagh proposed combining its metal business with Gores Holdings and its beverage can business.
Ardagh Metal Packaging is the second-largest producer of sustainable beverage cans in Europe and the third-largest in North America and Brazil.
Battlefield focus
A company affiliated with Purdue University is working to reduce mortality and morbidity from battlefield injuries.
OYE Therapeutics, which is located in the Purdue Research Park of Northwest Indiana, announced this week that it has entered into a cooperative research and development agreement with the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences and The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine Inc. It includes researching the effectiveness of OYE drugs for acute pain control, cognitive processing, psychomotor resilience and mission capabilities.
“An aspect of this (agreement) is to evaluate peer-reviewed medical literature to assess OYE’s drug product pipeline for potential in military medicine,” said Dr. Jong Lee, an assistant professor of anesthesiology at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
NextEra recognized
NextEra Energy announced Tuesday that Ethisphere Institute has recognized it as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies.
Ethisphere, an organization that works to establish and advance ethical business practices, awarded NextEra with the honor for the 14th time. It was one of nine companies in the energy and utilities sector to earn the title this year.
“This recognition demonstrates once again our team of nearly 15,000 employees’ commitment to excellence, doing the right thing and treating people with respect,” said NextEra chairman and CEO Jim Robo. This honor aligns with our passion to challenge the old ways of doing things and generate innovative solutions to our energy challenges, shaping how energy is produced and delivered on this continent while advancing a sustainable energy era.”
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