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CHARLES V. FORD

CHARLES V. FORD has joined Security Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York as senior VP, asset liability management & treasury. He will be responsible for providing executive leadership for the insurance company’s integrated asset liability management framework. He previously consulted on asset-liability management and investment strategy for a startup reinsurer. Ford began his career […]

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EMILY CARROLL

EMILY CARROLL has joined Drive Research as marketing coordinator. In her role, Carroll will assist the firm with content marketing, social media, and digital marketing analytics. Carroll graduated from SUNY Cortland in 2016, majoring in communications with a concentration in public relations and advertising. She previously worked at Mower and CXtec.

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EMILY C. DURR

Mohawk Valley Community College has appointed EMILY C. DURR of Barneveld as head coach/athletic specialist in the Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation Department. In this position, Durr will perform head-coaching duties of the women’s basketball team and other athletic- and academic-related responsibilities. Most recently, she was the assistant coach for the girl’s varsity basketball team at

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Business-transition workshop series set for North Country locations

The North Country Center for Businesses in Transition is offering a series of monthly workshops to meet the needs of local entrepreneurs as they plan for the future. The organization has scheduled these workshops because “busy schedules and long hours make it difficult for many [North Country] business owners to find time for succession planning,” per

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Broome Talent Task Force initial progress report outlines workforce strategy

DICKINSON — The Broome Talent Task Force has released its first progress report on efforts to address workforce-development and “talent-attraction” needs in Broome County.  The report highlights the objectives established in Broome County’s plan to attract workers that covers a three-year time span through 2020, the Agency said in a March 29 news release. The

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Cornell’s Praxis Center helps entrepreneurs developing Cornell technology

ITHACA — Cornell University’s Praxis Center for Venture Development seeks to help its clients develop engineering, digital, and physical-sciences companies and “accelerate” research and development of their technologies and products. The Praxis Center wants to help entrepreneurs in their efforts to secure “significant” outside investment and to reach “self-sufficiency,” all while supporting business development in

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The Workplace Blues: 5 Ways to Help Stressed-Out Employees

Problems with the emotional health of employees is costing employers up to $500 billion per year. As a result, the global wellness market is growing nearly twice as fast as the global economy, according to the Global Wellness Institute (GWI).  For employers wondering whether their workers are stressed out and unhappy — and thus hurting

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CABVI wins Employment Growth Award from national group

UTICA — The Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) recently announced it won the 2018 Employment Growth Award from National Industries for the Blind (NIB), which it called the nation’s largest employment resource for people who are blind. The award recognizes CABVI’s efforts to increase employment retention, growth, and upward mobility for

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3 Steps Firms Can Take to Improve Mental Health in the Workplace

Sick days among workers are commonly associated with physical ailments, but mental-health issues also account for frequent absences. A report from the 2018 Mental Health in the Workplace Summit showed that more people miss work due to stress and anxiety than for physical illness or injury. Dealing with mental health can be a delicate issue for

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What to Do With Your 401(k) When You Switch Jobs

The average American changes jobs 12 times in his or her lifetime. With each new job comes new offices, new co-workers — and possibly a decision about what to do with the 401(k) plan they started at their last job.   Selecting the right course of action for what becomes of that money can be crucial

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