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Israeli professional services firms are increasingly seeking corporate clients in the United States. I turned to Paul A. Dillon to understand how Israeli companies can effectively develop business with American enterprises.
Paul A. Dillon is the president and CEO of Dillon Consulting Services LLC, which serves the veteran community. Mr. Dillon’s clients have included Crain’s Chicago Business, Ameritech (now AT&T) International, Amoco (now British Petroleum), and American Airlines. Paul is currently an Adjunct Instructor at the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University.
Emily Feng is NPR s Beijing correspondent.
Feng joined NPR in February 2019. She roves around China, through its big cities and small villages, reporting on social trends as well as economic and political news coming out of Beijing. Feng contributes to NPR s newsmagazines, newscasts, podcasts, and digital platforms.
From 2017 through 2019, Feng served as a foreign correspondent for the
Financial Times. Based in Beijing, she covered a broad range of topics, including human rights, technology, and the environment. While in this position, Feng made four trips to Xinjiang under difficult reporting circumstances. During these trips, Feng reported extensively on China s detention and surveillance campaign in the western region of Xinjiang, was the first foreign reporter to uncover that China was separating Uighur children from their parents and sending them to state-run orphanages, and uncovered that China was introducing forced labor in Xinjiang s detention camps.
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Rebecca Wisniewski named Delaware Poetry Out Loud champion
Delaware News Desk
From a field of 10 Delaware high school students, Rebecca Wisniewski, a senior from Milford High school, earned the title of 2021 Poetry Out Loud Delaware State Champion at the state finals held virtually March 2.
The first runner-up was Lia Dougherty, from Sanford School in Wilmington, and the second runner-up was Janelle Carter, of Delaware Valley Classical School in New Castle.
Wisniewski is a member of the school drama club and has acted in plays and musical for years. She unexpectedly found that learning poetry has made her a better performer in general, saying, “you have to put yourself in the background while you are forming a deeper connection to the pieces. Reciting a poem means you have to pull from your emotions. It’s about being self-aware, even while forming a deep connection to the voices in the poems.”