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In its first major decision, human resources, since the resumption as president of the World Bank in June last year, James D. Wolfensohn last month, a restructuring of the Bank of clear lines of authority, increasing the number of directors to five, including India Gautam Kaji.
Contrary to rumors, changes Wolfensohn, the evolution rather than revolutionary, was a departure from the current system of the bank, which has three specific without portfolio managers, working closely with the president. With the increase, Mr. Wolfensohn said that the scheduled dates “well-defined areas of responsibility.
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Holbrook named Eastern Bank chairman, CEO
Eastern Bank has named Richard E. Holbrook of Medfield as chairman and chief executive officer, the bank announced yesterday.
Holbrooks promotion completes a transition that began five years ago, when Stanley J. Lukowski announced his plan to retire as chairman and CEO at the end of 2006, according to a statement from the board of directors. Holbrook joined Eastern Bank in 1996 as its chief financial officer and was promoted to president in 2001.
Robert F. Rivers was elected president to succeed Holbrook. Both promotions were effective Jan. 1.
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Chris Young Named President & General Manager of ITT's Space Systems Division
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The Graduate Management Admission Council(R) (GMAC(R)) has announced the appointment of a vice president who will oversee all international operations. The Council also named a vice president for the European, Middle Eastern, and Africa regions as part of a significant expansion of the organizations international presence.
GMAC is an association of 160 top graduate business schools around the world and owner of the Graduate Management Admission Test(R) (GMAT(R)), used by more than 3,000 business programs worldwide.
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UNC Greensboro said yesterday that Vidyaranya Gargeya, a professor of information systems and operations management, has been named as the head of the masters of business administration program at the Bryan School of Business and Economics.
Gargeya had been the interim head of the MBA program since 2006. He has been at UNCG for 14 years, receiving honors that include the UNCG Alumni Teaching Excellence Award, the Bryan school’s Senior Faculty Teaching Excellence Award and the Bryan school’s MBA Association Faculty Award.
Gargeya received his doctorate degree in business administration from Georgia State University
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Alan Levine Named Chief Financial Officer at the Graduate Management Admission Council
Alan B. Levine, a financial consultant and former partner in charge of an entrepreneurial services group at Ernst and Young, LLP, has been named chief financial officer at the Graduate Management Admission Council(R). The Council is an association of 154 top graduate business schools around the world and the owner of the Graduate Management Admission Test(R) (GMAT(R)).
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Santa Clara University's Part-Time MBA Program Named No. 14 by U.S. News
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SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai, promoted by South Indian Education Society (SIES), offers Masters in Management Studies, Post-Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA) and Post-Graduate Diploma in pharmaceutical Management and Masters in Computer Application (MCA).
The teaching staff of the institute comprises 15 core faculty and 45 visiting faculty. The admission into the college is through its own CET and also through AIMET and MAT tests (college conducts its own test for MCA). The top summer placements destinations at the institute include UTI Bank, ICICI Bank, Mahindra and Mahindra and Cadbury's.
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Andrew Lee named restaurant manager
Andrew Lee has been named manager of Hong Kong Harbor View Seafood Restaurant at the Aloha Tower Marketplace.
Lee was born in Taiwan, where he graduated from the Taipei College of Journalism with a degree in cinematography. A noted entertainer in his native country, he moved to the United States to study at Hawaii Pacific University, where he earned a master of science degree in information systems and an MBA in hotel management.
He subsequently worked in reservations and front desk management at the Royal Grove Hotel before serving as assistant manager at Angelo Pietro, an
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