Paradigm Technology Group Joins The Evolve IP Partner Program
Integrated Services Enable Paradigm Clients to Deploy Award-Winning, Hybrid Work Technologies
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WAYNE, Pa., April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Evolve IP
®, a leading international service provider of Work Anywhere™ solutions, today announced that Paradigm Technology Group, an IT services distributor, has joined its partner program. Based out of Chicago, IL, Paradigm has expertise in managed services/ managed IT, voice and data solutions, and cloud. The firm works with customers internationally across every vertical, with large practices in healthcare, financial, and GovEd markets.
As part of the Evolve IP partner program Paradigm Technology Group will bring the following enterprise-grade solutions to market:
Replacing High Paying Oil Jobs With Clean Energy Jobs Is Not So Easy
Displaced fossil fuel workers across the U.S. may soon have better clean energy job choices in solar and wind than their former high-paying oil and natural gas jobs. That is if the Biden administration delivers on their clean energy plans.
According to Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association, the U.S. oil and gas industry posted a net decline of 160,323 jobs due to lower demand in 2020. These jobs pay $133,601 on average, with 20% filled by women. The American Petroleum Institute reports that the oil and gas industry is still predominantly white, with only 12% of executive jobs filled by people of color.
North Broward Hospital District Board Of Commissioners Advances New Broward Health President/CEO Contract Negotiations
By JENNIFER SMITH
Credits: North Broward Hospital District
By JENNIFER SMITH
February 8, 2021 at 7:11 PM
Fort Lauderdale, FL – The North Broward Hospital District Board of Commissioners on Monday unanimously voted to name Shane Strum the next President and Chief Executive officer of Broward Health.
The vote was taken as part of the Board’s special meeting to interview candidates for the position.
Dr. Michael Hochberg, president and chief medical officer for the Acclaim Physician Group, and Joseph Mullany, past president of Vassar Brothers Medical Center, were also interviewed by the Commissioners.
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Good Monday morning. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won their second Super Bowl in franchise history, following a dominating performance on both sides of the ball. In the quarterback battle of the aging yet savvy veteran vs. the rising superstar, it was Tom Brady who came out on top to win his 7th title and another Super Bowl MVP award. For someone who’s first-ever NFL game was a Bucs playoff game, this was a marvelous moment. Gov. Ron DeSantis on Sunday night called Tampa Bay “Title Town” since two of the area’s three professional teams won championships in the past year, and the third the Tampa Ba
Broward Health, also known as North Broward Hospital District, finds itself at a crossroad. The health system finally had stability after years of turmoil. Now as the board chooses a new CEO, they face a critical decision on which path to take: a leader with political connections or one with health leadership experience.