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EverHive named to Inc Magazine Best Workplaces
We want to continuously challenge ourselves to do better with social and diversity causes, be an active member in the community and ensure our supplier partners are doing the same.” Brandon Moreno, presidentSAN JOSE, CA, USA, May 18, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ EverHive, a leading contingent workforce solutions firm, was recently honored by the Western Regional Minority Supplier Diversity Council as one of the region’s best minority suppliers. It received this award alongside other business leaders such as Cisco, CBRE, and Kaiser Permanente in a special online ceremony May 6. EverHive, a Minority-owned Business Enterprise itself, was nominated for the WRMSDC award by one of its diversity suppliers. It specifically received the “All Money is Green Award,” due to its strong commitment to working with other MBEs. Currently, more than 90 percent of EverHive’s spend goes to other MBEs.
Corey Davis and
Vincent Sawyer recently were hired as lawyers for
Neighborhood Preservation Inc., an organization that promotes neighborhood revitalization by collaboratively developing practical and sustainable resolutions to blighted properties and to the systems that lead to widespread neglect, vacancy and abandonment of real estate. It focuses on policy advocacy and implementing/documenting replicable comprehensive neighborhood improvement projects. Davis is a staff attorney and started his work on the chronic nuisance ordinance. He s also involved on an ongoing project to replace a dilapidated house with a mini park in the Vollintine-Evergreen neighborhood. Sawyer is involved with community partners to improve the living conditions of residents in distressed and underserved neighborhoods through anti-blight interventions, neighborhood maintenance, community development efforts, legal research and analysis through the Shelby County Environmental Court. He is also the co-cha
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CHENNAI: Senior IAS officer from the 1993 batch, Gagandeep Singh Bedi, has been appointed as the Chennai Corporation Commissioner by the DMK government, as the city finds itself in a tough spot battling the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to a government order by Chief Secretary V Irani Anbu, Bedi, who was the Principal Secretary of the State Agricultural Department, will replace the
Though Bedi is a very senior officer for the role of Corporation Commissioner, it appears that he has been appointed due to the Covid-19 crisis, given his expertise in handling natural disasters like the Tsunami and Cuddalore floods in the past.