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EQS-News: MAX Automation SE following successful restructuring and strategic realignment: Supervisory Board establishes Presiding Committee - CEO Dr. Christian Diekmann leaves by mutual consent

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Friday, August 25, 2023
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MAX Automation SE following successful restructuring and strategic realignment: Supervisory Board establishes Presiding Committee - CEO Dr. Christian Diekmann leaves by mutual consent

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  • MAX Automation SE following successful restructuring and strategic realignment: Supervisory Board establishes Presiding Committee - CEO Dr. Christian Diekmann leaves by mutual consent
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  • MAX Automation SE following successful restructuring and strategic realignment: Supervisory Board establishes Presiding Committee - CEO Dr. Christian Diekmann leaves by mutual consent
    Hamburg, 25 August 2023 – MAX Automation SE (ISIN DE000A2DA58 ), a holding company listed in the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, announced today that the Managing Director (CEO) Dr. Christian Diekmann will resign from office effective August 31st, 2023, and will terminate his activities for the Company by mutual consent on that date.
  • Dr. Christian Diekmann therefore agreed with the Supervisory Board to terminate his service prematurely.
  • Guido Mundt, Chairman of the Supervisory Board at MAX Automation SE acknowledges the performance: “Dr.

Cittaslow Metropolis can Save the Planet

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Tuesday, August 2, 2022
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ORVIETO, Italy, Aug. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In the last decade many big cities, from Busan to Barcelona, from Bruxelles to Taipei, asked Cittaslow to work together to improve quality of life and to spread the Cittaslow philosophy in metropolitan areas. The International Cittaslow Association has been active in many countries since 1999, this provides a well-established experience in 32 different countries. The Cittaslow Metropolis model was created to satisfy this need, a need which becomes strategic for the entire planet. The concept has been developed by the Cittaslow Metropolis International Working Group coordinated by HQ in Italy with French, South Korean and Turkish Cittaslow managers, the Izmir Mayor and Cittaslow Vice-President Tunç Soyer, the İzmir based institutions, academics, NGOs and local people. "After over two years of piloting the project in three quarters of Izmir," - says the President of Cittaslow, Mauro Migliorini, the Mayor of Asolo (It) - "today we are ready to propose a local government model prioritising slow philosophy and good living." The ideas of civil society representatives, professional institutions, experts, and academics about life specific to İzmir and metropolitan cities in general were analysed together with the prevailing views in this field in the world and compared with the Cittaslow philosophy. Citizens of each neighbourhood choose from a check-list of 'slow actions' and 'projects' the most important projects to realize in their neighbourhood within a certain timeframe. "The City management," – explains the Izmir Mayor, Tunç Soyer - "is checking that the activities that are organised in line with people's needs and Cittaslow principles, are inclusive, planned and programmed. We assure that everyone can access services and activities within the framework of the principles of fairness and equality." Checklists highlight the main areas of focus for development. There are a number of methods proposed to achieve the checklist items. Most of these methods have been tested in İzmir during the Cittaslow Metropolis concept development. One can also find the projects that have been developed and implemented in accordance with Cittaslow's methods in İzmir. The main pillars of the new concept are:

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  • The Cittaslow Metropolis model was created to satisfy this need, a need which becomes strategic for the entire planet.
  • The concept has been developed by the Cittaslow Metropolis International Working Group coordinated by HQ in Italy with French, South Korean and Turkish Cittaslow managers, the Izmir Mayor and Cittaslow Vice-President Tun Soyer, the zmir based institutions, academics, NGOs and local people.
  • Most of these methods have been tested in zmir during the Cittaslow Metropolis concept development.
  • The Mayors will visit the 3 Cittaslow Metropolis districts of Izmir and will participate in Terra Madre Anatolia.

Cittaslow Metropolis can Save the Planet

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Tuesday, August 2, 2022
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ORVIETO, Italy, Aug. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In the last decade many big cities, from Busan to Barcelona, from Bruxelles to Taipei, asked Cittaslow to work together to improve quality of life and to spread the Cittaslow philosophy in metropolitan areas. The International Cittaslow Association has been active in many countries since 1999, this provides a well-established experience in 32 different countries. The Cittaslow Metropolis model was created to satisfy this need, a need which becomes strategic for the entire planet. The concept has been developed by the Cittaslow Metropolis International Working Group coordinated by HQ in Italy with French, South Korean and Turkish Cittaslow managers, the Izmir Mayor and Cittaslow Vice-President Tunç Soyer, the İzmir based institutions, academics, NGOs and local people. "After over two years of piloting the project in three quarters of Izmir," - says the President of Cittaslow, Mauro Migliorini, the Mayor of Asolo (It) - "today we are ready to propose a local government model prioritising slow philosophy and good living." The ideas of civil society representatives, professional institutions, experts, and academics about life specific to İzmir and metropolitan cities in general were analysed together with the prevailing views in this field in the world and compared with the Cittaslow philosophy. Citizens of each neighbourhood choose from a check-list of 'slow actions' and 'projects' the most important projects to realize in their neighbourhood within a certain timeframe. "The City management," – explains the Izmir Mayor, Tunç Soyer - "is checking that the activities that are organised in line with people's needs and Cittaslow principles, are inclusive, planned and programmed. We assure that everyone can access services and activities within the framework of the principles of fairness and equality." Checklists highlight the main areas of focus for development. There are a number of methods proposed to achieve the checklist items. Most of these methods have been tested in İzmir during the Cittaslow Metropolis concept development. One can also find the projects that have been developed and implemented in accordance with Cittaslow's methods in İzmir. The main pillars of the new concept are:

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  • The Cittaslow Metropolis model was created to satisfy this need, a need which becomes strategic for the entire planet.
  • The concept has been developed by the Cittaslow Metropolis International Working Group coordinated by HQ in Italy with French, South Korean and Turkish Cittaslow managers, the Izmir Mayor and Cittaslow Vice-President Tun Soyer, the zmir based institutions, academics, NGOs and local people.
  • Most of these methods have been tested in zmir during the Cittaslow Metropolis concept development.
  • The Mayors will visit the 3 Cittaslow Metropolis districts of Izmir and will participate in Terra Madre Anatolia.

New Report Makes the Case for Arts Education: Recommends Access for All

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Tuesday, September 14, 2021
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The Commission on the Arts, at the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, says we are at a crisis point, where access to arts education is declining steadilyand action must be taken to reverse the trend.

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  • The Commission on the Arts, at the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, says we are at a crisis point, where access to arts education is declining steadilyand action must be taken to reverse the trend.
  • The Commission ultimately focused on the challenges of access to arts education in public schools.
  • The resulting report, Art for Life's Sake: The Case for Arts Education , finds ample evidence for the attributes, values, and skills that come from arts education, including social and emotional development, improvements in school engagement, as well as more vital civic and social engagement.
  • Restore Federal Leadership in the Arts through increased funding, the reinstatement of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities, and a national celebration of arts education.

Vilcek Foundation awards $250,000 in prizes to immigrant dancers and choreographers

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Tuesday, September 7, 2021

NEW YORK, Sept. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --The Vilcek Foundation announces the recipients of the 2022 Vilcek Foundation Prizes in the Arts and Humanities, a part of the Vilcek Foundation Prizes Program.

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  • NEW YORK, Sept. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --The Vilcek Foundation announces the recipients of the 2022 Vilcek Foundation Prizes in the Arts and Humanities, a part of the Vilcek Foundation Prizes Program.
  • In 2022, the Vilcek Foundation Prizes in the Arts and Humanities are awarded in dance.
  • The Vilcek Foundation is awarding $250,000 in prizes to immigrant dancers and choreographers in 2022.
  • "Soledad Barrio is a virtuosoher commitment to her artistry is nonpareil," said Vilcek Foundation Cofounder, Vice Chairman and Secretary Marica Vilcek .