Press Release – Deloitte
Wellington, 5 July – Deloitte is pleased to announce the recent appointment of 12 new partners who represent a dynamic group of talent and our continued commitment to delivering the highest level of service to clients throughout New Zealand.
Deloitte New Zealand Chief Executive Mike Horne says, “Our new leaders each bring a deep and rich set of skills which will assist our clients with the continued need to adapt and transform, whilst also bringing fresh views and specialised knowledge to our leadership group.
“Furthermore, the promotion of people from right across the Firm highlights the strong growth and capability development throughout our business units.”
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BSA Troop 606 Honors 9 Eagle Scouts
Yasmine Fukushima is Irvine s first female to achieve the rank.
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IRVINE Scouts BSA Troop 606, led by former Boys’ Scoutmaster Greg Nylen (currently Chris Bank) and Girls’ Scoutmaster Thomas Doherty and chartered by the University United Methodist Church in Irvine, is proud to announce nine scouts who recently attained the rank of Eagle Scout at its first-ever virtual Eagle Court of Honor ceremony that was held on Feb. 8.
This class of Eagle Scouts includes Irvine’s first female Eagle Scout. Scouts BSA, formerly Boy Scouts of America, has officially allowed females to join the scouting program and earn the rank of Eagle Scout since Feb. 1, 2019. Troop 606 was one of the first in Irvine to welcome female scouts and Yasmin Fukushima has been inducted as one of 1,000 in the inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts that was honored by a National Scouts BSA on Feb. 20, 2021.
Published April 14, 2021 at 2:00 AM PDT
NIAID Ebola Vaccine Study in West Africa
A study volunteer receives inoculation in 2017 on the opening day in Liberia of PREVAC, a Ebola vaccine trial in West Africa.
On the next Your Call, Doctor Eugene Richardson discusses his new book, Epidemic Illusions: On the Coloniality of Global Public Health. He argues that health systems in the Global South are neglected and underdeveloped as a way to keep them dependent on wealthy donor countries.
He says we’re seeing this play out right now with wealthy countries hoarding COVID vaccine doses. Several lower-income countries may not achieve mass immunization until 2024. What will it take to decolonize global health?