Tag Archives: MC1984

JBLOGGER: Nigro, Nicholas [MC1984] — Note to self

http://nicholasnigro.blogspot.com/2013/03/note-to-self.html

Note to Self

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While thumbing through a box of mostly benign grammar school ephemera recently, I encountered an uneven scrap of notebook paper with some scribbling on it. Turns out that it was a bona fide “Note to Self” and dated 2/26/80, which places its author—me—in my senior year of high school. 

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On June 27, 1980, I was supposed to exclaim, “Hey, that awful angst that I wrote about in my ‘Note to Self’ is no more—gone with the winds of time.” Well, having missed that key date, I have finally gotten around to reading it thirty-three years later. And, yes, whatever was the overwhelming burden that confounded me on that February eve a long time ago has been lifted from my shoulders. As for other “Notes to Self” that exist in the myriad ephemera that I have yet to uncover, I’m certain, too, that those assorted tribulations have also dissipated.

However, I’ve got some brand new “Notes to Self” that need to be written—notes befitting my life in the new millennium. To be taken out on when—now that’s the big question. Perhaps I’ll publish them in thirty-three years and let everybody know how they turned out….

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[JR: I have some "notes to self" to start writing. Although I doubt I'll be reading them in 33 years. 1946! I'll be 99. Maybe someone will read them to me. It certainly helps me put my current … feelings in perspective. Remember the Persian King's ring: "THis too shall pass!" Argh!  ]

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POSITRACTION: Lodato, Ray (MC1984) had a great post on Facebook

Lodato, Ray (MC1984):

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Saw an incredible documentary today, entitled “Hit and Stay.” It’s about the work of Catholic activists in opposing the Vietnam War. At a time when the Cardinals of the Church were providing cover for politicians who were executing the war, these courageous people saw the true measure of their faith in a commitment to ending the war and saving the lives of Americans and Vietnamese. Took my 2 oldest boys, too, so they could get a sense of what it means to live their faith.

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http://www.hitandstay.com/background.html

History & Background
In 1967, the Baltimore Four poured blood on a few hundred A-1 draft files and waited peacefully to be arrested. They hoped not only to spare a few lives by denying the Selective Service system recruits, but also to start a discussion about the morality of war and conscription and to inspire others to take similar action.

The following year, the Catonsville Nine, Milwaukee 14, and D.C. Nine followed up with similar actions carried out by groups of priests, nuns, and their friends. Their tactics and goals moved beyond symbolic action; in doing so they subjected themselves to serious prison sentences. They sought to put the war on trial as they were being tried for their acts of resistance.

Hundreds more soon joined in as a flood of similar actions followed throughout the early 1970s. Their tactics changed: Symbolic action gave way to concerted efforts to disrupt the Selective Service system, state by state. Activists stopped waiting around to be arrested and started trying to destroy as many induction files as possible and evade capture. Many of them took part in multiple actions. Many ended up serving lengthy prison terms.

Actions like the Catonsville Nine received massive media attention, others went uncovered by the press and unreported or even downplayed by government officials. But the government took notice and Hoover’s FBI set out to infiltrate the movement and nullify it as it did the Black Panthers, Weather Underground, and other organizations. By the mid-1970s it seemed the government had succeeded.

But these actions and activists inspired untold numbers of people around the world. And many of the so-called Catholic Left or Ultra Resistance activists have continued the struggle and are working toward a variety of causes today.

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[JR: While one can question if this was "authentic", one can't question that there was a Ghandi-like MLK-like individuals here. Interesting that there is NO anti-war movement when a D is in the White House. Well, no movement other than the Quakers, Libertarians, and some pro-lifers. But it's minuscule in comparison to what it was against the draft! Now that it's all "volunteer", it's fine! Blessed are the peacemakers? Anyone remember the "Just War" doctrine?]

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JLINKEDIN: Green, Michael [MC1984] Business Development Manager at DuPont Electronic Technologies

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/michael-green/10/31a/6ab

Green, Michael [MC????] 
Business Development Manager at DuPont Electronic Technologies
Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina
Area Chemicals

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Dear John,

I believe that Michael is a member of the Class of 1984.

Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Green, Michael [MC1984] 

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JNEWS: Kasprzak, Loraine [MC1984] free webinar “Turn Your Business into a Customer Magnet” on March 20, 2013 Noon EST

http://advantage-marketingblog.com/2013/02/26/turn-your-business-into-customer-magnet-webinar/

Join Us for “Turn Your Business into a Customer Magnet” Webinar

Posted by advantagemarketing on February 26, 2013

Loraine Kasprzak, Advantage Marketing’s managing director, is teaming with Above and Beyond to present the popular webinar, “Turn Your Business into a Customer Magnet” on March 20, 2013.

The hour-long webinar will offer tips, resources and marketing secrets that will help you propel your business growth.

This complimentary webinar is for you if you’re…

A new business owner trying to get your first customers;
An existing business owner with a stagnant customer base who wants to get out of that rut;
A business owner who is spinning your wheels, working hard but business is not at the level you want it to be.
Turn Your Business into a Customer Magnet is loaded with valuable marketing secrets, tips, and freebies that business owners can use on their website, Facebook page – or even in their personal networking – to get more customers.

Event details:

Date: Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Time: 12:00pm EST

Duration: 1 hour

REGISTER at http://goo.gl/pHi2S

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Kasprzak, Loraine [MC1984]

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JNEWS: Corogenes, Charles C. [MC1984] VP Sales & Marketing ChartWise Medical Systems

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/chartwise-medical-systems-appoints-charles-c-corogenes-vice-president-sales-marketing-1761234.htm

SOURCE: ChartWise Medical Systems

February 26, 2013 07:21 ET
ChartWise Medical Systems Appoints Charles C. Corogenes Vice President of Sales & Marketing

WAKEFIELD, RI–(Marketwire – Feb 26, 2013) – ChartWise Medical Systems, Inc., (www.chartwisemed.com), an innovative Computer-Assisted Clinical Documentation Improvement (CACDI) software company, is pleased to announce the appointment of Charles C. Corogenes to the position of vice president of sales & marketing. Corogenes is an accomplished sales executive and marketing director with a proven record of success in medical information technology, sales management and marketing.

At ChartWise, Corogenes will be responsible for implementing and coordinating the organization’s overall sales strategy as well as leading the sales team itself. He will also play an integral role in providing direction for messaging and marketing strategy for the Computer-Assisted Clinical Documentation Improvement leader.

“We’re excited to welcome Chuck to the team and value the skill set and knowledge base he will bring to our sales and marketing efforts,” said Dr. Jon Elion, founder and CEO of ChartWise. “Chuck understands our culture and the space we’re working in. He has a clear vision for the future of sales and marketing for ChartWise.”

Before joining ChartWise, Corogenes held various national and regional sales management positions with Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc. Prior to that, he served as vice president of sales at AGFA Healthcare, formerly Heartlab, Inc., which was founded by Dr. Elion. There he worked alongside Dr. Elion, Mary Cooper, vice president of ChartWise, and various other members of the current ChartWise team.

“I’m honored to have the opportunity to again work with a group of people I know, trust & admire. They have built this exceptional organization and product,” said Corogenes. “ChartWise’s leadership and expertise in the area of CACDI is unmatched and I look forward to embracing the culture of innovation that ChartWise has created.”

Corogenes attained a Bachelor of Science degree in radiological sciences and health care administration from Manhattan College.

About ChartWise

ChartWise Medical Systems, Inc. based in Wakefield, RI, is a medical software firm and the developers of ChartWise:CDI, a web-based solution for Computer-Assisted Clinical Documentation Improvement. ChartWise:CDI’s clinical intelligence expertise assists physicians and clinical documentation specialists with increased efficiencies and completeness of documentation, queries and work flow. Developed by renowned physician, Jon Elion, M.D., ChartWise:CDI is the only documentation software that translates clinical language used by physicians into accurate diagnostic language required for documentation and reimbursement. For more information, visit http://www.chartwisemed.com.

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Corogenes, Charles C. [MC????]

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Dear John,

I believe that Charles is a member of the Class of 1984.

Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Corogenes, Charles C. [MC1984]

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JLINKEDIN: Clarke, Peter [MC1984] Global Practice Leader, PwC International Assignment Services

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter-clarke/17/812/49b

Clarke, Peter [MC1984] 
Global Practice Leader, PwC International Assignment Services
Greater New York City Area 
Management Consulting

Summary

Peter is the Global Practice Leader for PwC’s International Assignment Services (IAS) Practice. He is of the most experienced and credentialed partners in the firm with 29 years of tax experience in the global mobility and international assignment area.

As the Managing Partner for PwC’s global IAS practice, Peter’s most important role is to ensure IAS delivers a consistent, high-quality, value-added experience to each client in every market. His responsibilities include client service satisfaction, practice strategy & brand management, global account coordination, technical, risk & quality standards, technology investments, talent development, partner deployment and practice economics.

Peter graduated with honors from Manhattan College in New York City, NY. He also received his J.D. from Pace University School of Law. His is an Attorney and admitted to practice in three US jurisdictions: New York, Connecticut, and the District of Colombia. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the New York, Connecticut, and Washington DC Bar Associations, as well as the Tax Sections of the ABA. Prior to being admitted to practice law, Peter was enrolled to practice before the US Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service as an Enrolled Agent. Peter is a frequent speaker and author on mobility and tax issues and is the former Editor-in-Chief of the International HR Journal.

Peter joined the New York office of Price Waterhouse in 1982. He was admitted as partner in 1993. As a result of his deep client and regulatory expertise, Peter also served as our Quality & Risk Management leader for the global IAS practice.

Peter was responsible for our regulatory initiatives and he has worked with AICPA committees on regulatory matters affecting the profession and our clients. In this capacity, Peter has met with senior officials at the US Treasury, including the Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service to discuss regulatory issues impacting the profession.
Specialties

Global account management and program coordination for complex global mobility and international assignment programs. Expertise in international compensation and cross-border taxation, including tax planning & compliance, employment risk management, visa and immigration, labor/employment law, payroll compliance, and equity-based compensation programs.

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JLINKEDIN: Hughes, James [MC1984] Administrator at Covina Cancer Care

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/james-hughes/13/270/526

Hughes, James [MC1984] 
Administrator at Covina Cancer Care
Greater Los Angeles Area 
Hospital & Health Care

Education: B.S., Health Sciences at Manhattan College

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JFACEBOOK: Carey, Christopher [MC1984] celebrates Taylor, Maureen [MC1985]

Christopher Carey

‎25 years ago today I received the greatest gift of my life when I married my Manhattan College sweetheart Maureen Taylor at St William the Abbott Church in Seaford, Long Island. We have been blessed with two beautiful and talented daughters Tara and Anna. We have also enjoyed the love and support of the best friends and family anyone could ask for.

Earlier this year Maureen was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her quiet grace and dignity through the healing process has been an inspiration to us all. As we move into the next 25 years of our marraige I know she will continue to amaze me. I love her more now then ever.

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Carey, Christopher [MC1984]

Taylor, Maureen [MC????]

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Dear John,

I believe that Maureen is a member of the Class of 1985.

Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Taylor, Maureen [MC1985]

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JBLOGGER: Kasprzak, Loraine [MC1984] has her Social Media advice published

Kasprzak, Loraine [MC1984] The Marketing Advantage

http://advantage-marketingblog.com/2012/09/06/social-media-for-professionals-resources/

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Social Media for Professionals – 4 More Resources

Posted by advantagemarketing on September 6, 2012

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Chemical Engineering Progress magazine recently ran my article series on social media for professionals.

I recently authored an article series on social media for professionals for the Career Catalyst section of Chemical Engineering Progress magazine. These articles are great resources, whether you are professional just starting out in social media, or a business owner who wants social media tips and techniques to grow your business.

My philosophy is to keep it simple. As a business owner or professional, you have a lot on your plate already. I write so that it’s easy for you to absorb and learn new social media and marketing tactics. Then it becomes very easy to put these ideas to work in your own business or professional career.

In “Getting Started in Social Media“ you can discover the benefits of Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter and other social media and get practical advice on using these tools effectively, whether you’re a veteran or relative novice.

“Use LinkedIn to Advance Your Career” reveals tips and techniques for using LinkedIn to establish a professional online presence, connect with others, and find business and job opportunities.

“Smart Blogging for Chemical Engineers” shares how blogs allow anyone – even people with minimal computer knowledge – to easily publish text, photos, and audio and video files on the Internet. The article offers blogging tips for sharing technical information, building thought leadership, and growing a community of followers.
Cloud tools for collaboration

Professionals can find new ways to work together with Internet-based collaboration tools.

Internet-based applications are changing the way we work together. In “Use Cloud Tools to Collaborate“ you’ll learn how virtual tools can help project teams make decisions more quickly, reduce costs, and increase productivity.

Need help getting your social media efforts off the ground? Check out our Quick Start Social Media Coaching for professionals and business owners.

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http://www.aiche.org/resources/publications/cep/2012/january/getting-started-social-media

[JR: Behind a paywall unless you're an aiche member.]

PDF downloads from her site.

http://www.advantage-marketing.com/social-media.pdf

http://www.advantage-marketing.com/LinkedIn_article.pdf

http://www.advantage-marketing.com/Blogging_article.pdf

[JR:  A great helping hand extended by our fellow Jasper. ]

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JFOUND: Bena, Dan [MC????] Senior Director of Sustainable Development for PepsiCo

http://livingthepromise.pepsicoblogs.com/2012/07/our-society-in-good-hands/

Our Society In Good Hands
by Dan Bena

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Last week I enjoyed a morning at my alma mater, Manhattan College, where PepsiCo sponsored the Youth Policy Summit through the Keystone Center. The Summit engages high school students—in this case, one from as far away as Alaska—to learn mediation, collaboration, and communication skills in the context of complicated policy dilemmas. It is a great concept, and proved to be an outstanding experience.

In a survey by Accenture a couple of years ago of nearly a thousand global CEOs, I recall that 72% of them identified education as the “global development issue most critical to address for the future success of their business.” Well, the CEOs in this survey should have seen and heard the students this morning! It would have given them reason to be optimistic, as it did for me. Our society really is in good hands with youth leaders of tomorrow like the ones I had the honor of engaging with at the summit.

I am fortunate to speak to many audiences but I think high-school students are quickly becoming my favorite. They have absolutely no hidden agendas. They are not job seeking, or out to impress a college professor, or a non-profit hoping for funding or other support. In the end, they are just kids. Kids interested in making the world a better place to live—for themselves, their friends, their parents, and maybe even their own children someday. They have no filters—what you see is what you get, and—more importantly, what they say is what they mean! It is a sobering and humbling experience for any company, I think, to talk about their mission in front of high school students.

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Dan Bena is currently the Senior Director of Sustainable Development for PepsiCo, serving as liaison between technical functions, government affairs, public policy, and field operations to develop key strategies and messaging to internal and external stakeholder groups. In 2009, Dan was appointed to the Steering Committee of the United Nations CEO Water Mandate, and also serves on the Mandate’s working groups for Water as a Human Right and Water Policy Engagement. He was inaugural Chair of the Water Resources Committee of the Washington-based American Beverage Association for Sustainable Development. Bena also serves on the Board-sponsored Public Health Committee of the Safe Water Network. He is a contributing member to the Water Core Working Group of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and serves on the Global Agenda Council for Water Security of the World Economic Forum. In 2009, he was invited by the mayor of his city to serve on a new Sustainability Advisory Board; the city is one of only three nationwide selected to pilot a new sustainability planning tool kit.

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Bena, Dan [MC????]

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Dear John,

I believe that Dan is a member of the Class of 1984.

Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Bena, Dan [MC1984]

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