Lafayette Square Appoints Industry Veteran Caitlin McLaughlin as Chief People Officer
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NEW YORK, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Lafayette Square, an impact-driven, minority-owned investment platform, announced today the appointment of Caitlin McLaughlin as Chief People Officer. Ms. McLaughlin, who formerly served as Executive Vice President at PNC Financial Services Group, will oversee human resources for Lafayette Square as it continues to build a team of seasoned executives from diverse backgrounds.
Ms. McLaughlin has nearly three decades of human capital experience within financial services. Most recently during her twelve-year tenure at PNC, she was responsible for enterprise talent strategy, which included talent acquisition, talent enablement, career management, diversity recruiting, and development programs. Before joining PNC, Ms. McLaughlin was a managing director at Citigroup, where she led teams in the United State
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Pandemic-related job losses hobbled the local economy through the winter, with the Pittsburgh region sustaining 87,800 fewer jobs in February compared to a year before, according to a new report from the Allegheny Conference on Community Development. But more recent, and more encouraging, national figures suggest the local economy could start to turn around in coming months.
That s the assessment of Jim Futrell, vice president of market research at the Allegheny Conference. He cites as evidence the fact that in March, the country experienced its largest jobs gain since August.
“I think what that does is give a good leading indication of some of the things we might see here in the region as we go into spring,” Futrell said. “The lifting of the restaurant restrictions starting [Sunday], I think will be a big help.
Biden Reveals Major Infrastructure Plan During Trip To Pittsburgh
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Mar. 31 Moments before boarding a plane at the Allegheny County Airport in late August, then-Democratic nominee for president Joe Biden paused to talk directly to Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald.
While masked up and keeping 6 feet back, He looked me in the eye and said, I ll be back when we win the election, recalled Fitzgerald of his interaction with President Biden. The brief conversation happened shortly after one of Biden s first campaign stops since covid-19 struck the nation.
At the limited-access event at Hazelwood Green brownfield project in Pittsburgh, Biden promised he wouldn t seek a blanket ban on fracking and condemned protest violence as well as police brutality.
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Shell Oil Co. has chosen a property in Beaver County to possibly locate a multi-billion dollar ethane cracker plant, and it’s not the site most thought it would be.
There’s also a long road ahead before anything will be built, officials cautioned Thursday.
Even though all the talk coming into Thursday’s announcement was that the former J&L steel mill property in Aliquippa was the most likely location in western Pennsylvania, Shell instead signed a land option agreement on the soon-to-be closed 300-acre Horsehead Corp. property in Potter and Center townships.
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