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• TVGA Consultants seeks to expand locally

  - 2007-02-09

  SYRACUSE - In 1917, the founders of Cudall, Powell & Mosher launched a Buffalobased engineering firm that underwent eight name changes, three relocations, and acquired seven other firms before adopting the name TVGA Engineering, Surveying, P.C., d.b.a. TVGA Consultants, in 2002. Initially, the firm's focus was on industrial services. After...

  Tags: accident, consultant, MARKETING, Syracuse University, Transportation

• Syracuse: History

  - 2005-01-01

  Syracuse: HistoryLocation Favorable for Saltworks, TransportationIn 1570, attracted in part by the naturally occurring brine springs on Lake Onondaga, Chief Hiawatha chose the village of the Onondaga Nation as the capital of the Iroquois Confederacy. In 1658 the French built Fort Sainte Marie de Gannentaha on the lake shore but...

  Tags: GIS, Manufacturing, railroad, SOFTWARE, Syracuse University, Transportation

• Syracuse: Recreation

  - 2005-01-01

  Syracuse: RecreationSightseeingThose interested in architecture are advised to take a stroll through downtown Syracuse for an opportunity to see the imposing Hotel Syracuse as well as fine old churches and other structures. Columbus Circle contains a statue of the explorer. Syracuse Urban Cultural Park downtown highlights the city's past as...

  Tags: exhibit, Government, MARKETING, Syracuse University, Transportation

• Economy tests Murphy and Nolan's mettle

  - 2003-11-21

  SYRACUSE - Carrier Corporation's decision to leave Syracuse directly affects its workers, but the trickle-down effects can be felt at Murphy and Nolan, a metals distributor. To compensate for this lack of business as well as the downturn in the economy, the company has diversified its offerings."It's been a constant...

  Tags: Branding, MARKETING, Murphy, PRODUCTIVITY, Rochester, Syracuse University, Transportation

• ON THE AIR, ALL THE TIME: News 10 Now begins 24-hour service Nov. 7

  - 2003-10-31

  SYRACUSE - Many Central New Yorkers will soon be able to get their local news around the clock. Time Warner Cable's 24-hour news channel will launch Nov. 7 at 2 p.m., says Ron Lombard, general manager of News 10 Now. The all-news channel serves nearly 350,000 Time Warner Cable subscribers...

  Tags: Cable, MARKETING, NETWORKING, Syracuse University, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Time Warner Cable Inc., Transportation

• Local businesses solicit European entrepreneurs

  - 2003-06-13

  MANLIUS - DestiNY USA and Opportunita Development, LLC are partnering to try to bring European companies to Central New York. Joyce Calver and Roosevelt Bouie, Jr. are the two principals of Opportunita, a two-year old consulting firm based in Manlius. The company was founded to bring new businesses to Central...

  Tags: CAREER, Entrepreneurship, Italy, Manufacturing, Syracuse University, Transportation

• Cornell scientist to lead Griffiss Institute

  - 2002-12-06

  ROME - The director of Cornell University's Information Assurance Institute will take on the role of chief scientist of the Griffiss Institute for Information Assurance. The Institute's board appointed Cornell professor of computer science Fred B. Schneider as chief scientist at its first meeting Nov. 14. Schneider will retain his...

  Tags: Cornell University, Institute, president, SECURITY, Syracuse University, Technology, Transportation

• Copacino, McIntyre receive Salzberg Medallions. (Awards).

  - 2002-04-01

  William C. Copacino, global managing partner of supply chain management service lines for Accenture, and Maria A. McIntyre, executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Council of Logistics Management CLM, are this year's recipients of the 2002 Salzberg Medallion for outstanding service in transportation...

  Tags: Accenture Ltd., logistics, SCM, SOFTWARE, Syracuse University, Transportation

• NAMES TO NOTE.(Brief Article)

  - 1999-04-01

  Robert P. Neuschel, director emeritus of the Transportation Center at Northwestern University, received the Salzburg Concept Medallion from Syracuse University for his exceptional work and contributions to the transportation industry. * Clement Yong has been named executive vice president of the...

  Tags: logistics, Northwestern University, Syracuse University, Transportation

• Graduate program at Syracuse Univ. blends public relations with business management

  - 1996-10-14

  SYRACUSE--Call them "spin meisters." They're the 40-odd students in Syracuse University's new midcareer graduate program for public-relations professionals.Patti Jordan is one of them. The Toronto resident visited the Salt City in August to attend a week-long academic residency, one of three to be held this year.Near the end of an...

  Tags: accounting, FINANCE, MARKETING, Syracuse University, Transportation