Lewey Landscaping & LawnCare, Inc. (http://www.leweylandscaping.com), a Triangle-based, full-service landscaping and lawn care company, has announced the release of a podcast providing tips for helping your garden to thrive during the summer. In the podcast, Kim Lewey, the company’s co-owner, addresses water-saving techniques when planting a garden, ways to protect the garden’s soil from drying out, as well as other issues that arise when planting and maintaining a garden during hot temperatures.
Harrison College (http://www.harrison.edu/), an institution of higher learning with more than 5,000 students studying at 14 campuses and online, has announced that Neil Stanley, regional president of corporate partnerships, recently recorded a podcast discussing the comprehensive International Classification of Disease Tenth Revision (ICD-10) training curriculum designed to equip physicians, coders and other medical staff with the tools necessary to successfully transition from Ninth Revision (ICD-9) to ICD-10, effective Oct. 1, 2014. In the podcast, Stanley briefly explains the difference between the ICD-9 and ICD-10 coding systems as well as what needs be done now to be prepared for the ICD-10 mandate requirements for 2014. Additionally, Stanley provides listeners with specific details regarding Harrison College’s ICD-10 comprehensive and flexible training program.
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Bayer CropScience (http://www.bayercropscience.us), a global leader in the fields of health care, agriculture and high-tech materials, with North American headquarters in Research Triangle Park, has released a podcast on pollinator health with Dr. David Tarpy, associate professor of entomology at NC State University. The podcast, which delves into the importance of honeybee health and their role in sustainable agriculture, was done in conjunction with "Sustainability In Agriculture: A Bayer Executive Course." Bayer CropScience andh NC State’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and Poole College of Management collaborated on the event promoting sustainable solutions to the world's food problems.
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Bayer CropScience (http://www.bayercropscience.us), a global leader in the fields of health care, agriculture and high-tech materials, with North American headquarters in Research Triangle Park, has released a podcast on "Sustainability In Agriculture: A Bayer Executive Course." Bayer CropScience recently teamed up with NC State University’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and Poole College of Management for the third for Sustainability in Agriculture: A Bayer Executive Course. The three-day event, held in January in Cary, N.C., brought together top minds in the professional and academic agriculture spheres to discuss collaboration on finding answers to the world’s most pressing food problems. In the podcast, Dr. Tom Rufty, crop science professor at NC State, discusses the course and its implications on collaboration between academics and professionals invested in agricultural sustainability.
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Robin Miller, vice president of people strategies for Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC), winner of the large company category for CAI's 2013 Ovation Awards, outlines the company’s innovative recognition program that serves to drive forward its company culture. The BCBSNC culture is based on four pillars: collaboration, caring, commitment and creativity. Using these pillars, its “Props” recognition program was created as a means of furthering its culture and ultimately driving business results. Through the program, employees have the opportunity to recognize other employees demonstrating behaviors in line with any of the four pillars.
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