#BehindtheBrandManager: Justine Cullinan of Nando s on building an empathetic muscleIn this #BehindtheBrandManager feature, we find out more from Justine Cullinan, GM of marketing and brand strategy and communication at the iconic and well-loved South African fast-food chain Nando s. By Ruth Cooper
The 5 habits of highly effective advertisersKantar s Creative Effectiveness Awards reveals the world s most effective ads of 2020, and what makes them great. By Daren Poole, Issued by Kantar
City of Cape Town opens second electric vehicle charging stationThe City of Cape Town (CoCT) has opened its second public electric vehicle (EV) charging station. The station is situated in the parking area of the Somerset West Civic Centre. E-mobility offers the city and its residents an opportunity to create a healthier, more inclusive metro. As a proactive climate change response, it will help enable our Covid-19 recovery, said the CoCT in a statement.
SABC s Noxolo Grootboom announces retirementNoxolo Grootboom has announced her retirement after working for the SABC for 37 years. The public broadcaster confirmed the news on its Twitter account.
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OREGON – James Stone III, age 65, passed away at Meriter Hospital on Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, after a hard-fought battle with COVID-19. Jim was born on Sept. 15, 1955, to Jimmy and Lila (Joppa) Stone.
Jim lived in Oregon his entire life. He graduated from Oregon High School in 1973 and went on to get his accounting degree from UW-Whitewater. Jim was employed at Gallina Corporation in Mount Horeb. He loved his job and all his gals at work! Jim’s passion in life was his family and the outdoors. He loved to hunt, fish, kayak and snorkel. He was an avid Green Bay Packers and Badgers fan. Above all else, he loved to be Grandpa Jim. His grandkids were his life and his love for life will live on through all of them.
‘Scholastic Gag Orders’
Non-disparagement agreements and mandatory arbitration clauses are being increasingly used, most notably by private Christian colleges, as a cudgel to silence controversial professors and force them to leave campus quietly, according to a new policy paper.
Retired professor and author Stephen Baskerville writes in a January 2021 policy paper for the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal that such “mechanisms enable institutions to conceal unethical conduct that would bring public condemnation upon them.”
“Both conservatives and liberals consider their use unethical because they protect administrators from legal liability and criticism while leaving scholars in legal jeopardy and possibly even at risk of criminal punishments,” the paper argues.