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In The News Saba, the premier People Cloud provider, announced that Saba Social Learning has been selected as one of Human Resource Executive Magazine's Top Products of 2011. Awards were announced during the opening day of the HR Technology Conference at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. SimplyHired.com, the world's largest job search engine, released its October Employment Outlook highlighting national and local market outlooks, and industry and employer trends. Command Center, Inc., a national provider of on-demand and temporary staffing solutions, announced revenue of $10.16 million for the five-week fiscal reporting period of September 2011, an increase of 44% on revenue of $7.03 million recorded in September 2010. There were 54 company-owned stores in September, as compared with 51 stores one year ago. VersionOne, recognized by agile practitioners as the leader in agile management tools, today announced that it has signed on to partner with The Clean Air Campaign, a Georgia non-profit, as part of a statewide strategic initiative to curb air pollution by reducing employee commute trips. HRmarketer.com, a leading marketing software and services firm in the human resources and B2B marketplaces, will launch a beta version of its new SocialEars service in October to a limited testing audience. The platform was publicly revealed for the first time at this year's 14 Annual HR Technology Conference and Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada. Up Coming Event Knoxville to Host First Diversity Summit Scripps Networks Interactive, in collaboration with the Knoxville Area Urban League and the Knoxville Chamber, will host the region's first Diversity Summit on Oct. 12. The summit will bring together a distinguished group of community, business and political leaders to discuss the value of a diverse community and workforce and explore strategies to enhance marketplace diversity in Tennessee's Innovation Valley. The invitation only event takes place Oct. 12, 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Scripps Networks Interactive's Knoxville headquarters Comings & Goings The Michigan Diversity Council announced the appointment of representatives from sponsor organizations Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, KPMG, Michigan First Credit Union, MRM Worldwide and Wayne State University, to its Advisory Board. Rebecca Dioso is a Human Resources Manager at KPMG. Fay Ghoujeghi is the Director of Technical Project Management and IT Operations at MRM Worldwide. Victor Green is the Director of Community Relations in the Office of Government & Community Affairs at Wayne State University. Cassandra “Sandy” Harvey is the HR Training & Development Leader at Michigan First Credit Union. Terry Margolis is the Director of Educational Outreach and Executive and Professional Development for Wayne State University. Stefanie Thornton is the Director of Talent Acquisition at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. (read more) Volunteer Organization Disabled Veterans National Foundation Supports ‘Our Forgotten Warriors' - Awards OFW A $23,000 Grant Disabled Veterans National Foundation is pleased to announce $23,000 in support given to Our Forgotten Warriors. Our Forgotten Warriors is a 100% volunteer organization and has grown nationally since a brave 19-year-old member of the U.S. Air Force was seriously injured in 2007. The DVNF contribution will be used for purchasing special medical equipment and groceries for Our Forgotten Warriors to distribute to Veterans in need. “OFW is very appreciative to DVNF for the grant awarded,” said Carol Blake, CEO of Our Forgotten Warriors. “With the grant received we will be able to put food on the table for our veterans and their dependents and help purchase medical devices otherwise not covered by insurance. This grant will allow OFW to help alleviate some of the stress our veterans face on a daily basis. Collaboration between organizations is what is needed to help resolve the ongoing issues our heroes face. Together we can make a difference.” Our Forgotten Warriors was founded in 2008, a year after 19-year-old Brandon Gauvreau of the U.S. Air Force suffered a hemorrhagic stroke at McChord Air Force Base in Lakewood, WA. After visiting three rehabilitation facilities in the first year of recovery - only to be discharged without getting the help he needed - A1C Brandon Gauvreau founded OFW with the support of his mother. His goal was to help other veterans by sharing what he had learned on his road to recovery. “We at DVNF are honored to be able to support Our Forgotten Warriors,” said Precilla Wilkewtiz, President of DVNF. “There are so many of our heroes that are too quickly forgotten or do not get the assistance they need and we are working to reverse this reality.” For more go to www.dvnf.org Permalink . - . Today's In depth News . - . Email a Friend . - . Feedback
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