NetBrain Hires Ex-ServiceNow and EMC Sales Leader to Drive Global Sales and Channel Strategy, Adds A New General Counsel
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Company strengthens executive team with veteran industry leaders that will support its latest growth initiatives Shelley and Scott are proven leaders who can support our next phase of growth as global enterprises continue to rely on NetBrain to lead their network operations into the automation era. - Lingping Gao, founder and CEO of NetBrain BURLINGTON, Mass. (PRWEB) May 13, 2021 NetBrain, the leading provider of automation solutions for Network Operations and a pioneer in intent-based network automation, announced new top level hires from some of the world’s most innovative tech companies. Scott Blahauvietz joins as Chief Revenue Officer and Shelley Hall as Senior Vice President, General Counsel. Blahauvietz and Hall bring decades of experience to the company as it seeks to
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Women in Rail Steam, That Is! Written by Dan Cupper, Editor-Railroad History, Railway & Locomotive Historical Society
Fireman Shelley Hall, left, and engineer Andrea Biesecker prepare to run around their Strasburg Rail Road passenger train at Leaman Place Junction (Paradise, Pa.), the short line’s connection with Amtrak‘s Philadelphia-Harrisburg, Pa., electrified main line. March 6, 2021. All photos by Dan Cupper.
The Strasburg Rail Road, America’s oldest short line railroad, honored International Women’s Day (March 8) and Women’s History Month by assigning its first-ever all-female steam locomotive crew.
Andrea Biesecker worked as engineer and Shelley Hall as fireman for all five round-trips on the 189-year-old Strasburg Rail Road, the 4.5-mile-long tourist and freight carrier in southeastern Pennsylvania. The runs took place on a cold and blustery Saturday, March 6, with No. 475, the same Baldwin-built 1906 former Nor
Heart disease now tops breast cancer as the leading cause of death for women.
Dr. Shelley Hall is chief of Transplant Cardiology, MCS and Advanced Heart Failure of Baylor University Medical Center. She told KERA’s Sam Baker our lifestyle habits of the last 50 to 100 years have not served us well.
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Why There Are Higher Rates Of Heart Disease Death In Women
We ve become less active. We re more sedentary. We have less healthy foods. Easier to get foods are the least healthy, the healthiest foods are the most expensive. And with the poor food and the poor exercise habits, we have more diabetes, more hypertension, particularly in African Americans. They have much more hypertension than Caucasians, just genetically. So they have an additional negative risk factor with more hypertension.