COMMENT | Stephenson’s music
Words: Phil Griffin | Architectural photography: Daniel Hopkinson
Roger Stephenson OBE has withdrawn from the front line of Manchester architecture, from a position and cause he has been fighting for in his own name since 1979. He has made enemies and lost battles, but few would deny that Roger Stephenson OBE has had a greater impact on the shape and face of contemporary Manchester than any individual since Alfred Waterhouse. If Manchester has a look, it came out of the Stephenson closet. He was awarded a First Class Honours degree by Liverpool University School of Architecture in 1969. Stephenson is a progressive, and he moved through BDP and Michael Hyde & Associates (as a partner) before establishing Stephenson Mills (with George Mills) in 1979.
Entrepreneur finds growth opportunity during pandemic
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A candied orange tops a cupcake in the display case at Garden of the Gods Market and Cafe. The company opened a new location on South Tejon Street Friday.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado â The pandemic has been a challenging time for many businesses in the restaurant and hospitality industry, but one local entrepreneur saw an opportunity to grow his company.
Mitchell Yellen celebrated the opening Friday of the new Garden of the Gods Cafe in downtown Colorado Springs. His timing couldn t have been better. All capacity restrictions on indoor dining in El Paso County were lifted that day.
CBS will soon be looking to fill two open positions in its top news suite, as president
Susan Zirinskyreportedly prepares to step down in the coming days and her second in command, executive vice president
Kim Godwin, departs to become the next president of ABC News. Godwin’s ascension, announced Wednesday, follows a 14-year run at CBS and makes her the first Black executive to run a major broadcast network’s news operation, as well as the first woman to run ABC News. The historic appointment came the same day Zirinsky, who also made history two years ago when she became the first woman to lead the division, told her staff she would be exiting to take a producing role with CBS parent company Viacom, the
Here are some of the challenges as CBS News picks a new president
A version of this article first appeared in the “Reliable Sources” newsletter.
Being the president of a broadcast TV news division: Is it a dream job or a dreadful job? A president is expected to make the right editorial calls in real time, beat the competition, juggle talent egos, stave off staff rebellions, enhance the corporate culture, grow the digital operation, balance the budget, impress advertisers, and defend real news against “fake news” lies.
These are complex jobs, which may explain why it takes a while to consider the candidates and name a successor. Disney did that on Wednesday when Kimberly Godwin was named the next president of ABC News. Another such job is currently open: CBS News president Susan Zirinsky told her staff that she’ll be stepping aside in short order. ViacomCBS is close to announcing her successor.