With an estimated half billion youth in Telenor Asia’s markets of Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Myanmar, Pakistan and Thailand accessing the internet for the first time in the next five years, Telenor hopes to educate young users on the benefits of connectivity, as well as how to navigate online threats.

Cyberbullying refers to electronic communication used to bully a person by sending messages of an intimidating nature. With 92% of parents in India fearful that their children will be cyberbullying victims[1], and 49% of school students in Bangladesh, 37% in Malaysia and 33% in Thailand encountering or previously involved with cyberbullying[2], education is becoming increasingly key to mitigate growing online abuses rates.

“Telenor is dedicated to increasing internet safety for all, with an emphasis on youth,” said Ola Jo Tandre, Head of Social Responsibility, Telenor Group. “Stop Cyberbullying Day 2016 is a progressive initiative that seeks to address online bullying. With an estimated 100 million young people to come online in Telenor’s Asia markets by 2017, creating awareness around this topic is an important part of our efforts to actively reduce cyberbullying levels.”

Bangladesh

A sizeable 49% of school students in Bangladesh have experienced either ‘being bullied or disturbed online,’ ‘being bullied by the same person both online and offline’ or have actually engaged in bullying others online. The same percentage said they submitted to at least one form of peer pressure.

With less than half of Bangladeshi school students choosing to confide in parents and teachers when faced with online issues, the country sees a lower than average rate of consultation with adults compared to other markets in Asia.

India By 2017, 134 million in India will be ‪‎online, giving them access to a unique world of information and knowledge. Yet, more than half of children between the ages of 8 to 17 years (53%) who are currently utilizing the net, have faced some form of cyberbullying at least once. As a result, parents in India fear online bullying more than physical bullying when it comes to their children and compared to the global average, Indian parents are 20% more likely to limit their child’s online activities.

Malaysia

Internet usage by schoolchildren in all states in Malaysia is more than 90% on average. One in four report having experienced cyberbullying, however a 2015 study revealed that the majority of Malaysian schoolchildren are aware that such behaviours can be identified and reported. In the face of online threats by peers, most Malaysian children are likely to adopt a privacy setting or blocking strategies, and are aware of the channels to report to teachers or relevant authorities. Nonetheless, there is a high likelihood that many youngsters will keep quiet and hope the cyberbullying will stop, rather than consult a trusted adult.

Malaysian students also ranked highly in terms of being aware of what constitutes socially acceptable behaviors on the internet and are open to following online rules set by parents. Overall, 67% said they felt able to improve or solve any cyberbullying problems themselves or with adult help. This higher percentage could be attributed to consistent efforts to increase internet safety awareness among Malaysian school students, including Digi’s CyberSAFE programme.

Thailand

Overall, 33% of Thai school students have experienced either ‘being bullied or disturbed online,’ ‘being bullied by the same person both online and offline’ or they have actually engaged in the act of bullying others online. Additionally, 35% of Thai students have said they succumbed to at least one form of peer pressure such as being encouraged to visit unsuitable websites or use bad language online.

Of the Thai students encountering cyberbullying and online peer pressure, 59% responded that they felt capable of resolving such issues by themselves or with adult guidance. Notable was the level of students in Thailand who said when faced with online issues that they do not know how to solve alone: 55% said they were likely to approach their parents, far higher than Bangladesh at 38% saying they would consult their guardians. By frequently consulting with parents, children can better navigate the challenges of interactions online.

Cyberbullying Support

For more information on how to make the internet a safer environment for youth, Telenor Group provides a Parent Guide: How to talk to your children about the internet.

Launched by Cybersmile Foundation, Stop Cyberbullying Day utilizes social media to spread an anti-cyberbullying message with the #SCD2016 hashtag. In 2015, the movement engaged 45 million people, and this year Telenor hopes to help them exceed that number. To read about Stop Cyberbullying Day please visit: https://www.cybersmile.org/stop-cyberbullying-day.

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Human Capital Management (HCM) technology has historically been used to manage the workforce as a quantifiable asset, evaluates employee and organizational capability in terms of skills, attendance and work hours. Effectively managing the workforce today is a tougher business and technology challenge, as companies seek to create compelling experiences for workers that enable them to get work done and manage their careers in an environment that feels consumer-grade with social, mobile and collaborative capabilities. Effectively managing this important resource results in operational efficiency and increased customer satisfaction. In this LIVE Webcast, a remarkable panel of thought leaders, professionals, and practitioners assembled by The Knowledge Group will discuss the fundamentals of HR technology and HCM, and will offer practical tips for companies looking to reinvent their HR Operations with innovative HR technologies and HCM solutions. Topics to be covered include: HR Processes, Strategy, and Technology, Role of Technology in HR Service Delivery, High-Potential (HIPO) Programs, Pitfalls of HIPO Program, HCM Strategy Design, And HCM Technology and Latest HCM Technology Capabilities

About Ed Coates

Ed Coates has been with Texas Mutual Insurance Company since 1999 and is the Vice President of Benefits and Compensation. Prior to joining Texas Mutual, he worked for a private benefits consulting firm for 5 years. Ed is responsible for benefits, compensation, and wellness programs covering over 930 employees. He also has oversight for the HCM system and was the Project Manager for the 2015 deployment of Workday. Ed has previously led the implementation of a cloud-based Performance and Succession management system from Cornerstone and a cloud-based recruiting solution from Ceridian. Ed served as President of the Central Texas Compensation and Benefits Association in 2010. He was named the 2010 Benefits Professional of the Year by Employee Benefits News Magazine. Ed has previously spoken at national regional conferences on HR technology and employee wellness programs. Texas Mutual has been recognized as one of the Healthiest Employers in Central Texas and a Best Company to Work for in Texas. Ed has a BS in Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is also a competitive Masters swimmer with a team at the University of Texas, competing in both regional and national competitions.

About Texas Mutual Insurance Company

Texas Mutual Insurance Company is the state’s leading workers’ compensation provider. Texas Mutual insures 40% of the Texas workers’ compensation market. Approximately 65,000 business owners rely on Texas Mutual for their workers’ compensation needs. Texas Mutual is a mission-based company, committed to preventing workplace accidents and getting injured employees well and back to work in the unfortunate event that an accident occurs. Texas Mutual shares its financial success with safety conscious policyholders, returning over $1.8 billion in dividends since 1999. Texas Mutual has the financial strength to deliver on its promises. Last year alone, Texas Mutual wrote more than $1 billion in premium. Texas Mutual is routinely recognized as one of the country’s most financially secure insurance companies. The company’s health and wellness programs have also received numerous accolades from local and industry organizations.

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The reference to the L shaped trend by Credit Suisse’ Equity Manager Li Chen was first seen in January, when the People’s Daily newspaper printed an interview by an “authoritative person” who forecast “a sustained period” with an L-shaped development trend, rather than a quicker V or U recovery. The announcement from Credit Suisse Group AG comes after the third mysterious communiqué last week also appearing on the front page of the national publication, which is usually reserved for in depth articles covering the movements and actions of the president of the nation, multiplying the interview’s importance.

Michael Lane, Global Co-Head of the Investment Management Division at Shizuoka Capital Wealth Management commented on the state of play on Tuesday, “The general sentiment of the interviews has investors worried more than the actual fine print. The facts communicated in the articles are pretty fundamental. Building up huge debt is very risky and China needs to take a hard look at its underperforming loans.”

Unlike the previous lengthy interviews that appeared in the paper there is little chance this one will be a prelude to large scale sell offs. The SSE Composite Index is predicted to fluctuate between a 2,600 to 3,000 margin, quite close to the current levels of 2,843, as a supply of equities that is fast accelerating is reined in by multiple components such as cheap valuation.

According to Chen, “The primary reasons for stock decline, spoken of in financial circles, differs from the policy changes in the articles by this mysterious expert“, the comments coming despite China’s local A-share market reduced markedly after the first two printed interviews.

The first article, this time last year, concentrated on “risk control” and a sell-off was subsequently brought on by deleveraging in the stock market, Chen said, and the second piece came before yuan declines that sent the Chinese stock market on a vicious downturn even though the report followed supply side reforms.

Prior to joining Breakwater, Ms. Goldstein served as Managing Director, Investor Relations of Levine Leichtman Capital Partners in Los Angeles. She previously served as Director of Business Development and Investor Relations for Guggenheim Partners’ infrastructure investment effort. Ms. Goldstein also worked at Avenue Capital Group in investor relations, business development and marketing, concentrating on Avenue’s private equity and hedge fund strategies.

Prior to her investor relations career, Ms. Goldstein worked in equity research at Morgan Stanley and in accounting and finance at Bear Stearns. She is a graduate of the Olin School of Business of Washington University.

Eric Beckman, Managing Partner at Breakwater, commented, “We are extremely pleased to welcome Dana to the firm as a member of our senior leadership team.” Managing Partner Saif Mansour added, “Dana’s experience raising capital and managing investor relationships on behalf of leading alternative investment firms will be a significant asset to Breakwater’s direct lending and growth equity efforts.”

Commenting on her new role, Ms. Goldstein said, “I am excited to join Breakwater and to have the opportunity to work with such an experienced team of investment and operating professionals. Breakwater’s debt and equity investment capabilities and track record resonate strongly with investors, and I very much look forward to supporting the firm’s next phase of growth.”

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Breakwater Investment Management is a private investment firm that backs leading lower middle market growth companies. The firm aligns itself with committed management teams, owners, and sponsors, providing both financing and operating expertise to propel emerging businesses into their growth curve. Breakwater offers independent and institutional investors access to proprietary direct lending and growth equity opportunities through multiple vehicles.

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Hong Kong, May 25, 2016 -(PressReleasePoint)- While addressing concerns revolving around high-loan rates, Lane said that lowering rates is not prudent as it will stop potential investors from entering the Irish market. Curtailing rates will harm the Irish economy because the banks will have to focus on “safe” customers.

While speaking to a group of reporters in Dame Street at the publication of Central Bank’s 2015 annual report, Lane also stated that lowering mortgage rates would only treat the symptom of the disease and not the disease itself.

The good part is that the Central Bank of Ireland has registered a net profit of 2.24 billion Euro in the current financial year. A part of this profit, 1.79 billion Euro has been transferred as dividend to the exchequer.

Professor Lane said that income gained from sovereign bonds contributed in a major way to the profit.

A large portion of this profit came from money that came in the form of interest payments on retained bonds as well as capital gains received from the 2 billion Euro in bonds which were sold to the National Treasury Management Agency.

The Bank of Ireland is selling bonds far quicker than the minimum schedule as agreed with Europe’s Central Bank. However, Prof Lane said that the speed with which the bank will sell bonds in future will depend entirely on the condition of the market.

Bank officials have given an indication that in November this year, the bank will publish the first review of mortgage caps. Prof Lane said that the general framework of the bank will not be affected by the review.

When asked if the mortgage caps are contributing to housing supply constraints, Prof Lane said that in any economy, multiple and conflicting forces are always at play and that these forces affect both supply and demand. He added that an increase in housing demand, if not met with an efficient supply response, would not help.

Gary Chambers, Chief Investment Officer at Fidea Wealth Management, echoes the sentiments of Prof. Lane, “Though the Irish market has been performing well, if it wants to emerge completely from under the shadow of its past crash, fiscal discipline must be practised by both individuals as well as corporate entities. It is quite true that Ireland is expected to see growth in this as well as the coming year, but there are still risks which cannot be ignored.”

The University of British Columbia has received more than $27 million in funding from the provincial government for a number of research infrastructure projects, announced today by Honourable Amrik Virk, Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services.

The investment from the BC Knowledge and Development Fund (BCKDF) will help cover the costs of new laboratories, facilities and equipment for 40 research projects ranging from investigations into childhood diabetes to genome sequencing and cancer treatment.

“As one of the world’s top academic institutions, UBC is grateful for the provincial government’s support so our talented scientists can make new discoveries in areas like health, life sciences, and science and technology,” said Helen Burt, UBC associate vice-president, research and international. “This investment in UBC has the potential to bring significant social and economic benefits to all British Columbians.”

Among the funded projects is the Canucks for Kids Fund Childhood Diabetes Laboratories, led by UBC diabetes researcher Bruce Verchere at BC Children’s Hospital, an agency of the Provincial Health Services Authority. A $3.2 million funding investment in new state-of-the-art technology will help further research into diabetes prediction, treatment and prevention.

“The research enabled by this infrastructure will lead to new ways to predict, prevent, and treat diabetes for the many children in this province affected by this devastating disease,” said Verchere.

Established in 1998, BCKDF investments are meant to strengthen scientific research and foster talent at post-secondary institutions, research hospitals and affiliated non-profit agencies across the province.

For more information about today’s announcement, and a full list of the funded UBC research projects, click here.

Additional quotes:

Amrik Virk, Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services –

“As part of our #BCTECH Strategy, the BCKDF provides investments in research and innovation that will explore new frontiers in life sciences, rehabilitation and sport performance, and astrophysics, among many other technology sectors. As one of the top three fastest private-sector job creators over the last decade, B.C.’s tech sector is driving our economy and generating desirable jobs for highly-skilled and creative British Columbians.”

Andrew Wilkinson, Minister of Advanced Education –

“Our government invests tens of millions of dollars in innovation at public post-secondary institutions to build on the growth and diversification of our economy and advance technology. Research at UBC offers students hands-on study opportunities and leads to the jobs and investment that makes our technology sector an important contributor to the provincial economy.”

Minister of Technology, Innovation & Citizens’ Services, Amrik Virk, speaks with researcher at BC Children’s Hospital Tuesday.

“For sixteen years, our employees have partnered with area businesses, schools and community organizations to collect peanut butter for families in need,” explained Joseph MarcAurele, Washington Trust Chairman & CEO. “Peanut butter is a versatile superfood with a long shelf life and more than 30 essential vitamins and nutrients. One jar can make 15 sandwiches for a hungry family. That means to date, our annual peanut butter drive has helped make more than 3.5 million sandwiches for Rhode Island families,” adds MarcAurele, who also serves as President of the Board of Directors for the RI Community Food Bank.

Washington Trust employees were responsible for much of the collection effort, as were peanut butter collection bins located in each of the Bank’s 21 branches. The schools who collected the most peanut butter in 2016 included Burrillville Middle School, Monsignor Clarke, RI Philharmonic School, St. Philomena School and Wawaloam School. Allie’s Tack Shop, Christ Church of Westerly, E.B. Thomsen, Inc., Faith Bible Chapel, First SDB Church of Hopkinton, Kidds & Co., the North Kingstown Rotary, Servicemaster by Mason, Stop & Shop, Tockwotton on the Waterfront, Village House Nursing & Rehab and Westerly Hospital also contributed to the peanut butter drive.

Washington Trust donated peanut butter to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank as well as local food pantries including Comprehensive Community Action Program (CCAP), Exeter Food Pantry, Jonnycake Center of Peace Dale, Jonnycake Center of Westerly, New Hope Chapel Food Pantry, North Kingstown Food Pantry, Operation Stand Down Rhode Island, Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center, Providence Intown Churches Association, St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran Church Food Pantry, St. Patrick’s Food Closet, WARM Center of Westerly, The Welcome House of South County, West Bay Community Action and West Greenwich Food Pantry.

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To commemorate the occasion and celebrate Annese’s connection to the local community, the event featured a silent auction to benefit The Campaign for Pediatric Emergency Department (ED) Expansion and Renovation at Upstate Foundation University Hospital. Additionally, Annese presented the Foundation with a $5,000 check to sponsor a Workstation on Wheels (WoW) Charging Alcove in the new Pediatric ED which is moving out of the adult ED to a separate and distinct location on the fourth floor of Upstate University Hospital.

“Annese is deeply committed to the communities which we serve,” said Executive VP & CFO, Jeff Fasoldt. “We are guided by the principles of our founder, Frank Annese, who believed that we have a responsibility to help make the world a better place. Annese was founded in Central New York and has maintained strong ties to the region over the past four decades. Having this opportunity to give back to a community pillar such as Upstate University Hospital is very rewarding for us.”

“We thank Annese & Associates, Inc. for this generous gift and sharing our vision for a new Pediatric Emergency Department at Upstate University Hospital. The new Pediatric ED will mirror the warm, caring, and family-friendly environment of Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital and its ‘children are not just small adults’ credo,” said Terry Toscano Shenfeld, Corporate Development Officer, Upstate Foundation (pictured above, alongside Annese’s Jeff Fasoldt and Yvonne Annese LoRe).

This new pediatric ED will provide the physical space needed to develop a fully separate and self-sufficient child and family-friendly pediatric emergency care unit. Upstate’s Pediatric ED has been the hub of the region’s pediatric emergency services since the 1980s and is the region’s only dedicated Pediatric ED and Level I Trauma Center.

Above: Photos captured from Grand Opening Celebration. Third picture (L-R): Annese Executive VP & CFO, Jeff Fasoldt; Annese Co-Owner/Principal, Francine Annese Apy; Annese President & CEO, Ray Apy; CenterState CEO Ambassador, Edward Molloy; Annese Co-Owner/Principal Yvonne Annese LoRe

About Annese & Associates, Inc.
Annese & Associates, Inc., is a technology solutions integrator backed by four decades of expertise and relationships, with a continual focus on innovation. We have built our business on making connections and our reputation on customer excellence. Guided by our services methodology, we design an end-to-end IT experience, implementing the tools of today and designing for the emerging technologies of tomorrow. At Annese, our connections extend beyond devices and networks; we connect people to people, and bring ideas to action.

We applaud the continued leadership of the Congressional Lupus Caucus in supporting the advancement of lupus research and increased awareness of the often misdiagnosed disease among the general public and health professionals. We are also very proud that the hard work and persistence of advocates across the country succeeded in winning Congressional support.New York, NY — A new $5 million Lupus Peer-reviewed Medical Research Program to be operated by the U.S. Defense Department has been approved by the House of Representatives Defense Appropriations Subcommittee as part of its 2017 Defense Appropriations spending bill approved by the subcommittee May 11. The bill is scheduled to be voted on by the full Appropriations Committee on May 17.

The creation of the program was a top priority for the Congressional Lupus Caucus and its leadership, and was vigorously supported by an aggressive outreach and advocacy campaign by the Alliance for Lupus Research (ALR), S.L.E. Lupus Foundation, Lupus Research Institute (LRI) and the LRI National Coalition of state and local organizations, the “patients’ voice for lupus research.”

Under the leadership of Caucus Co-chairs Representatives Tom Rooney (R-FL), William Keating (D-MA), Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) and Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) the Lupus Caucus led the effort in the House to create the new research program this year.

Congressional Support for the Lupus Community

ALR Chairman and NY Jets owner Woody Johnson expressed deep appreciation for the Caucus and subcommittee action on behalf of America’s lupus community. “We thank Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Chairman Representative Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-NJ) and Vice-Chair Kay Granger (R-TX) for championing the establishment of this critically important Lupus Medical Research Program. We commend the entire Committee for recognizing the need for additional peer-reviewed lupus research that will help lead to better understanding of the mechanisms of this devastating chronic disease and new treatment options.”

“Lupus affects millions, including many active duty military, dependents and retired veterans, commented Richard DeScherer, S.L.E. Lupus Foundation President. “We applaud the continued leadership of the Congressional Lupus Caucus in supporting the advancement of lupus research and increased awareness of the often misdiagnosed disease among the general public and health professionals. We are also very proud that the hard work and persistence of advocates across the country succeeded in winning Congressional support.”

The subcommittee bill with the new research provision must next be endorsed by the full Appropriations Committee May 17 and then approved by a vote on the House floor, likely before the end of June. Later this year, the House and Senate versions of the bill will be merged into a final conference bill for final approval by Congress.

Urgent Need for Military Women
Nine out of ten people with lupus are women and the risk is significantly greater among African-Americans, Hispanics, Native-Americans and Asians. Defense Department data show that women now make up a much greater share of our armed forces than they have at any time in U.S. history. Women account for almost 15 percent of active duty Service Members, almost 20 percent of Reserves and 15.5 percent of the National Guard. A recent Pew Research Center report found that the active-duty female force is racially diverse –nearly one-third (31%) of active-duty women are black (including black Hispanics). Twelve percent of women in the Armed Forces report their ethnicity as Hispanic, whether white or black. Our nation now has over 2 million women veterans, about 9 percent of the total veteran population, and expected to rise to 15 percent by 2035.

About Lupus
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation and tissue damage to any organ system in the body. The health effects of lupus include heart attacks, strokes, seizures, organ failure, and possible death.

About the Alliance for Lupus Research
The Alliance for Lupus Research (ALR) is a national voluntary health organization dedicated to finding better treatments and ultimately preventing and curing systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE, or lupus). The organization is based in New York City and chaired by Robert Wood Johnson IV. Since its founding in 1999, the ALR has given more money to lupus research than any non-governmental agency in the world. To date the ALR has committed over $105 million to fund the most innovative and aggressive research into the cause, prevention and cure of lupus. The board of directors funds all administrative and fundraising costs, allowing one hundred percent of all donations from the public, and the proceeds of our signature grassroots fundraising program, Walk with Us to Cure Lupus, to go directly to support research programs. More information can be found at lupusresearch.org.

About S.L.E. Lupus Foundation and Lupus Research Institute
Formed 45 years ago, the S.L.E. Lupus Foundation is dedicated to advancing lupus research, patient education, advocacy and awareness. In 2000 the Foundation helped launch the Lupus Research Institute to support only bold novel research in lupus – the creativity and innovation needed to drive scientific discovery in this complex autoimmune disease. Together the organizations have generated over $200-million for cutting edge lupus research, delivering many of the most pivotal scientific breakthroughs of the past decade. Today the LRI is the world’s leading private supporter of innovative research in lupus. Learn more at LupusNY.org and LupusResearchInstitute.org.

City, State, India., April 4, 2016 – (PressReleasePoint) – Growing electricity demand coupled with continuous upgradation of transmission infrastructure to drive switchgear sales in GCC countries through 2021

According to a recently published report by TechSci Research “GCC Switchgear Market By Type, By End User, Competition Forecast and Opportunities, 2011 – 2021”, the switchgear market in GCC countries is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 6% during 2016 – 2021. With growing population and extreme climatic conditions, demand for electricity in GCC countries is anticipated to grow by 8% per annum until 2021. To address this growing electricity demand, in addition to replacement of old infrastructure, new power plants are being developed across the region. Moreover, GCC nations are also increasing their focus on developing their refinery and petrochemical processing infrastructure. Backed by all these factors, the switchgear market in GCC is anticipated to grow at healthy growth rate over the next five years.

On the basis of product type, the region’s switchgear market has been segmented into three categories in the report, low voltage (up to 1 kV); medium voltage (1.1 kV to 40 kV); and high voltage (above 40 kV) switchgear segments. Among these categories, low voltage segment dominated the overall GCC switchgear market in 2015 where Saudi Arabia dominated the GCC switchgear market amongst all the nations, and the Kingdom is anticipated to maintain its dominance over the next five years as the country has the largest power generation capacity in comparison to other GCC countries. In the same year, the second largest demand generator for switchgears in the region was the UAE, which was followed by Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain.

“Abundant availability of solar and wind resources can reduce the dependency of GCC countries on fossil fuel based power generation, and thereby decrease greenhouse gas emissions, which is a matter of serious concern, globally. Integration of renewable energy into electric grid will require development of power control system, which is expected to drive the demand for switchgears in GCC countries over the next five years.”, said Mr. Vipul Tiwari, Research Consultant with TechSci Research, a research based global management consulting firm.
“GCC Switchgear Market By Type, By End User, Competition Forecast and Opportunities, 2011 – 2021”, has analyzed the potential of the GCC switchgear market and provides statistics and information on market sizes, shares and trends. The report will suffice in providing the intending clients with cutting-edge market intelligence and help them in taking sound investment decisions. Besides, the report also identifies and analyzes the emerging trends along with essential drivers and key challenges faced by the industry.