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FlexGen Announces Gary Cristini as Chief Financial Officer

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Mittwoch, Februar 15, 2023
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DURHAM, N.C., Feb. 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- FlexGen Power Systems, Inc. ("FlexGen", or the "Company"), a leading energy storage solution and software technology provider, has announced Gary Cristini as Chief Financial Officer. Cristini joins FlexGen's Leadership Team and will oversee the accounting, tax, treasury, human resources, strategic financial planning, and operational finance activities for the Durham-based energy storage solution company.

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  • DURHAM, N.C., Feb. 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- FlexGen Power Systems, Inc. ("FlexGen", or the "Company"), a leading energy storage solution and software technology provider, has announced Gary Cristini as Chief Financial Officer.
  • Cristini joins FlexGen's Leadership Team and will oversee the accounting, tax, treasury, human resources, strategic financial planning, and operational finance activities for the Durham-based energy storage solution company.
  • "We are thrilled to welcome Gary to the FlexGen team.
  • Prior to joining FlexGen, Gary served as Vice President of Finance and Group Chief Financial Officer for Day & Zimmermann's Engineering, Construction, & Maintenance division.

SATCOM on the Move Global Market Report 2022: Rising Need for High-Definition Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Videos Drives Growth - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Dienstag, Dezember 6, 2022
Technology, Security, Satellite, Telecommunications, Photography, Software, Military, Government Technology, Defense, Audio, Video, Hardware, Aircraft, Commercial, Inertial measurement unit, Economic development, Videotelephony, COVID-19, Commercial vehicle, Use, Area control center, VPN, Navy, Greater China Transport Logistics, Airliner, Defense, Research report, Transmitter, Shortwave radio receiver, Command, Unmanned ground vehicle, Growth, Audio power amplifier, Phased array, Move, Unmanned aerial vehicle, Business, INU, Telecommunication, Transport, Strategic management, Component, VOIP, Government, Acquisition, Market share analysis, Business Growth Fund, MIMO, SATCOM, IMU, Value, ISR, Virtual private network, Connectivity, Customer support, Communications satellite, Weapon, Retail, Train, Q, Aviation, Radio, Antenna (radio), Frequency, Ka band, Device file, Land, Application, Vertical, Airborne

The Global SATCOM on the Move Market is projected to grow with a significant CAGR in the forecast period.

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  • The Global SATCOM on the Move Market is projected to grow with a significant CAGR in the forecast period.
  • Further, the patterns associated with domestic production, import and export, and consumption have helped market participants to analyze and capitalize on potential opportunities.
  • Besides, the qualitative and quantitative parameters provided in the report with detailed analysis highlight the driving and restraining factors of the Global SATCOM on the Move Market.
  • Knowing market share offers an idea of the size and competitiveness of the vendors for the base year.

NAV Canada cuts will undermine safety, air traffic controllers surveyed

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Donnerstag, März 25, 2021
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As part of an ongoing NAV Canada review, layoff notices have been issued to more than 100 air traffic controllers at Area Control Centres (Edmonton, Montreal, Moncton and Gander) and air traffic control towers from coast to coast.

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  • As part of an ongoing NAV Canada review, layoff notices have been issued to more than 100 air traffic controllers at Area Control Centres (Edmonton, Montreal, Moncton and Gander) and air traffic control towers from coast to coast.
  • Before the onset of the pandemic, NAV Canada faced a 13 per cent shortage of air traffic controllers and spent more than $100 million annually on overtime.
  • More than 80 per cent of air traffic controllers surveyed said that, before the decline in air traffic as a result of COVID-19, they were concerned (31.9 per cent) or very concerned (39.5 per cent) about understaffing, fatigue management and an overreliance on overtime by NAV Canada.
  • A full 92 per cent of air traffic controllers surveyed said NAV Canada's workforce adjustments, including layoff notices, have resulted in increased stress levels.