Obituary: Karen Ann Kinsella
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -
Karen Ann Kinsella, 58, born in Brighton, Mass., raised in Andover, Mass., summered in Kennebunk, Maine and a .
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. –
Karen Ann Kinsella, 58, born in Brighton, Mass., raised in Andover, Mass., summered in Kennebunk, Maine and a current resident of Portsmouth, passed away peacefully in her sleep on the morning of June 29, 2021.
Karen lived in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Virginia, and made and kept friends far and wide. Karen’s vibrant spirit, imaginative creativity, and warm-hearted kindness suffused her whole life, even as she faced her own adversities. As calls, messages, and notes pour in, they all express the same message: Karen’s passing is the painful loss of a sweet and generous spirit, gone too soon. Karen was an ethereal presence, uplifting the lives of family, friends, and acquaintances.
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APIDM Launches New Digital Credentialing Initiative with Credly
Sri Lanka s leading digital marketing skills training provider aims to close the skills and communications gaps between credential earners and employers through a landmark partnership with the global giant in digital credentials.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, May 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Asia Pacific Institute of Digital Marketing (APIDM), has become the first in the region to offer digital credentials to its successful programme graduates.
Digital badges offer a transparent and reliable way of showcasing qualifications to the benefit of both certificate holders and prospective employers.
APIDM, which is already the first Sri Lankan digital skills provider to be accredited by the CPD certification service in the UK, has partnered with international consultants Everitas and digital credentials specialist Credly to launch the scheme.
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