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Once screening and concert among highlights of this year's Music on Film festival
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One of the highlights of Prague's cultural calendar in recent years has been the Music on Film Film on Music (MOFFOM) festival. It brings together often hard to find music documentaries, and also features live concerts and other events. The 2007 MOFFOM has just got underway, and continues until Sunday. On the eve of the festival, programme director Keith Jones explained how it had changed since its inception in 2004:
"Every year the festival seems to grow, in terms of its reputation with the audience, the number of people who are visiting the cinemas, and also in terms of the level of media awareness that's around it.
"But at the same time I think it still retains this very informal, intimate, chamber sort of atmosphere in the festival spaces while it's going on. I think the party atmosphere and the festivity of the thing has really remained the same.
"Also I think our reputation is a little more global - we have more access to different corners of the world, and to different countries, and we're able to represent music films from different parts of society that we didn't have in the earlier years.
"So the thing has grown in some ways, but I think it's very much the same project as from the beginning."
One of the films being screened this year features Eugene Hutz of the New York Ukrainian band Gogol Bordello. It's called The Pied Piper of Hutzovina, and follows the charismatic singer on a journey of exploration of Gypsy music in Ukraine. The film was made by Prague born director Pavla Fleischer:
"With Eugene, I was interested in him because he had a vast knowledge of gypsy music. He introduced me to the gypsy music of Russia and Ukraine, and it was such a wonderful world that I fell in love with not just that world, but Eugene as well. So I decided to make a film about him."
The Pied Piper of Hutzovina was filmed in Ukraine. But it's a neighbouring country that is the special focus of this year's MOFFOM. Keith Jones again:
"Every year we do a country focus and look at music cinema from a particular country. In the past we've successfully done that with Brazil and South Africa.
"This year we chose to do Russia, which is interesting because we seem to find ourselves in the middle of a wave of growing interest, or a re-emergence of interest, in Russian culture in the Czech lands more generally. It's a nice thing to see that pattern in other cultural events that are taking place in Prague during the autumn.
"For us it was a simple and easy thing to come to a focus on Russia, because there's a number of very good new films by outstanding film-makers about Russian classical music that have emerged in the last year - brand new films.
"At the same time there are some very noteworthy and interesting films that are about alternative sides of Russian culture that are maybe a few years old but have never been shown here, because of this kind of taboo around Russian subjects during the 1990s.
"So we actually have the best of both worlds - we have some classic films which we're showing here for the first time, and some outstanding and very new films from Russia."
Are there any particular films that you yourself would recommend, or that you are particularly excited about?
"As the programme director that's a very difficult question for me, because I really believe in all of the films. They're in the programme for a reason and we stand by them - so I would recommend pretty much anything that's in the programme.
"But I'm very happy with the competition films. This is the first year that we've done a proper competition of new music documentaries, which will be decided by the audience, though it's a proper competition with real prizes.
"All of the 15 films in that are really good and they're all worth a look: Orqestra Tipica from Argentina and Suffering and Smiling from Nigeria, The Pied Piper of Hutzovina - a British-Czech film made in Ukraine...They are very diverse films - there are films about samba, reggae, American country music, all types of genres, even heavy metal and punk, through to more ethnographic themes. So covering a very wide spectrum.
"All of the films actually have some very contemporary and interesting story about them - so I'm happy we're able to present them within one competition."
There are nearly 60 films in this year's MOFFOM, though perhaps the highlight of the whole festival will be a special screening of the Irish film Once. Its two stars - Irish musician Glen Hansard and Czech musician Marketa Irglova - will perform a live concert to accompany the film, with the event sold-out well in advance. The female lead described her experience of making Once to Radio Prague earlier this year:
"It was very, very hard. It was much harder than music, because music is very sincere really. You write about things that happened to you in your life and then you go and sing about them. And they feel real to you. They're really things that happened and that you've experienced and you're singing about them quite openly to people, whereas film is about pretending and it's a very different thing.
"It's quite emotionally exhausting because if you wake up and you're quite tired and you're in a bad mood or something's made you sad and then you have to go shoot a scene where you're supposed to be happy, it takes a lot out of you. I loved watching it afterwards. I loved seeing what it became, but I didn't enjoy the process so much."
Marketa Irglova and Glen Hansard
Since Marketa Irglova spoke to us in March, Once has become a big hit, particularly in America, where it has won awards, rave reviews and some famous fans, including Stephen Spielberg. Saturday's screening is the first time Czech audience will get a chance to see the movie, directed by John Carney. The Glen Hansard-Marketa Irglova concert is a bit of a coup for MOFFOM. Keith Jones:
"We decided to show the film months ago, sort of before it became such a huge hit in the US. It took us by surprise, as it did many people in the Czech audience, that enormous runaway success that the film had in the US. I think it's even a bit bewildering for Glen and Marketa that the film has done that sort of business.
"We're happy to present the film in its distribution premiere, in association with Bonton films. As part of that event Glen and Marketa will play a concert in the historic Lucerna cinema of the cycle of songs which they are shown performing and composing in the film. It should be a very nice and unique event with a good atmosphere. It will be a pleasure to have Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova as our guests this year."
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28) Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics 2016 wage data for Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics. UTI graduates are prepared for entry-level positions using the provided training. Median and 90th percentile figures are provided for illustrative purposes only to show a possible career progression. Results may vary. The average entry level salary in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is $29,120 (Massachusetts Labor and Workforce Development Website as of May 2017). The most recent U.S. Department of Labor estimate, published May 2016, for the hourly earnings in North Carolina of the middle 50% of skilled automotive technicians is $18.13. The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not publish entry-level salary data, however the 25th percentile is $13.05. UTI cannot guarantee employment or salary.
29) Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics 2016 wage data for Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists. UTI graduates are prepared for entry-level positions using the provided training. Median and 90th percentile figures are provided for illustrative purposes only to show a possible career progression. Results may vary. The average entry level salary in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is $38,930 (Massachusetts Labor and Workforce Development Website as of May 2017). The most recent U.S. Department of Labor estimate, published May 2016, for the hourly earnings in North Carolina of the middle 50% of skilled diesel technicians is $20.04. The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not publish entry-level salary data, however the 25th percentile is $16.47. UTI cannot guarantee employment or salary.
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Posted on April 11, 2018 by Norwich Radical	in Arts and tagged art, Bad Faith, choreography, dance, featured, Fridthjofur Thorsteinsson, In Situ, Jemima Foxtrot, Laban Theatre, lighting design, performance, poetry, Tara D'Arquian, theatre.
I was invited to the premiere of Bad Faith, a collaborative piece by by English poet, Jemima Foxtrot, Belgian choreographer, Tara D'Arquian and Icelandic designer Fridthjofur Thorsteinsson. They worked with poetry, lighting design and dance to explore Sartre's concept of bad faith through themes of womanhood and loss.
Bad Faith : work in progress from Tara Saclier d'Arquian on Vimeo.
This third instalment of D'Arquian's In Situ trilogy, premiered at the Laban Theatre in London, was inspired by Nietzsche's 'three metamorphoses', unearthed from Thus Spoke Zarathustra. It appeared to be collaborative on a number of different levels – while there were just three women on stage, there was an extensive backstage team. This illustrated an attention to detail from the onset, where light, white noise and dry ice gave an unsettling atmosphere as two bodies rolled in slow motion across the stage, and one was curled tightly into a ball, introducing the Discourse chapter of the production.
Interestingly, the environment provoked a kind of bad faith of my own, the dots of my background connecting to create a discomfort I couldn't quite put my finger on.
Prior to this production, I knew little about the concept of bad faith, which is connected to the idea of self-deception, and a conflict between two minds within one. I found myself feeling out of place in the audience awaiting the show to start, where well-spoken camaraderie surrounded me, and inferiority bubbled up (despite being someone who's been described as "posh" by others). Interestingly, the environment provoked a kind of bad faith of my own, the dots of my background connecting to create a discomfort I couldn't quite put my finger on. As speech was introduced, the repeated phrase stuck with me: 'not all bread will rise'. This metaphor made me question what makes this true, yet also brought in the idea of it as a false belief in itself.
The feeling of discomfort I felt in my own skin before the start was reinforced by the opening scenes, and transformed by different aspects of the production, including the costumes. The protagonist, Nora (played by Hannah Ringham), was dressed in a glittery gold dress, whilst the two other women (D'Arquian and Laura Doehle) embodied aspects of her, dressed in restrictive costumes. The white top layer reminded me of breast-binding, whilst the bottom layer could be seen to contrast, as a sexually provocative element made of a kind of tight black PVC material. Their movements added to this feeling of restriction and discomfort, along with the repetition of 'I'm useless / I'm not useless' representing the internal conflict of bad faith. Twenty years after her unexplained disappearance, Nora is lost in a land of emptiness, and the various elements come together – lighting, movement, words – to really give the feeling of complete solitude, as she comes face to face with herself.
There production progressed through two more chapters: Aliveness and Truth. My favourite moments of the show were when a cast of different women over 60 years old spoke in overlapped monologues, drawing parallels between their experiences of women, as an expression of womanhood. I would catch one woman beginning 'I remember…' and another asking 'Do you remember…?' The conversational tone of these monologues merged with the poetic throughout the main piece, including traditional jokes, in a style that is distinctive to Foxtrot's writing. Another highlight was when mundane everyday conversations were repeated, along with movements in canon where music kicked in, the stage washed in purple.
The same song used in these moments, is later whistled in the final chapter, and this connects to the role of memory in self-perception that runs throughout. One reference that stands out is the 'gold-embossed enduring clumsy memory' which is described as being 'too much', with negative memories reinforcing a negative self-perception, and positive memories causing us to question whether one has lived up to them.
A rocket-shaped object plays a role throughout the production, but its significance is ambiguous. In the third chapter, Nora is weighed down by it, as the soundscape makes it seem she is washed up upon some shore. She is eventually able to lift this and become unburdened, yet we return to many of the same elements from the beginning, such as 'gold and glitter hides old and bitter' as the song is again repeated, but played backwards. The only element that offers us conclusion is the chorus from the audience that 'we will grow and be a ring of trees together' – we may not be able to overcome bad faith, but womanhood and sisterhood are powerful forces.


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Share of Ramkrishna Forgings rose over 4% today after the firm won an export order worth Rs 130 crore (Euro 15 million) from an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) in a CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) country for a period of three years.
The stock touched an intraday high of Rs 1023.95, 4.62% higher on BSE.
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Total 0.23 lakh shares changed hands amounting to turnover of Rs 2.28 crore on BSE. Market cap of the firm stood at Rs 3,172 crore on BSE.
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Ramakrishna Forgings posted a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 24.68 crore in Q1FY22. The company's total income stood at Rs 417.68 crore during the period ended June 30, 2021, as compared to Rs 522.80 crore during the period ended March 31, 2021.
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THE LEVANT EXCLUSIVE – By John Simmens – The Gaza Strip is not a place most world travelers would eagerly visit. But Olympia clinical psychologist John Van Eenwyk, 68, is not your typical world traveler. He founded the International Trauma Treatment Program in Olympia and has spent much of his professional career training trauma counselors and traveling to the war-town regions of the world, including Gaza for the first time in 1991, to assist victims of war, torture and trauma.
He was at it again last week, part of a nine-member medical team sponsored by Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility, which has been sending medical delegations to Gaza since 1993, including eight since 2009.
When in Gaza, Van Eenwyk works with the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme, consulting with its staff and sharing the knowledge he's gained about how to help traumatized victims of war.
There is no shortage of medical and psychological aid needed these days in Gaza, a Palestinian territory about twice the size of the District of Columbia, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the west, Egypt to the southwest and Israel on the north and east. It is home to some 1.8 million people living under a strict Israeli blockade and governed by Hamas, an Islamist militant group that won a U.S.-backed election in 2006.
It's also been bombed and invaded during a series of conflicts with Israeli forces, the most recent this past summer. As in the past, innocent people died on both sides of the border from bombings from both sides, and an Israeli Army ground invasion. As in the past, the death and injury toll was much higher in Gaza.
Since a cease-fire was negotiated in late August, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has fallen out of the mainstream news cycle. But the images of suffering and destruction chronicled by the medical mission from Washington state serve as a reminder that it's the civilians who bear the burden of wars.
Here are some excerpts from an email I received from Van Eenwyk on Friday:
"As today is the Muslim Holy Day, everything is closed. So the group went on a tour of Gaza. … Went to the northwestern part of Gaza, which has been totally destroyed. Every building — an entire neighborhood about 10 city blocks square — was attacked and reduced to rubble. Some inhabitants received warnings and survived. Others didn't. All of the survivors were displaced. In a densely populated country like Gaza, this means severe overcrowding and the problems it brings: disease, stress, poverty, misery and so on.
"I had brought a small suitcase of toothbrushes, pens, pencils and various small toy, and began handing them out to children," Van Eenwyk wrote. "Of course more immediately emerged from the ruins asking for gifts, too."
The scene grew a little chaotic, and the medical group's leader asked Van Eenwyk to stop doling out gifts before things grew out of hand.
Van Eenwyk questioned why the Israelis are so intent on leveling the border neighborhoods where many of the tunnels leading into Israel begin. Wouldn't it be easier and cause much less collateral damage and death, if the tunnels were rendered impassable on the Israeli side of the border?
Later that day, the group drove south to Khan Younis, a city of 350,000 in the southern Gaza Strip and home to rich agricultural lands.
"Three years ago I was given a tour of the area by the head of the Gaza Community Health Programme facility in Khan Younis. He showed me that area as the most beautiful and most secure in all of Gaza. He told me that Israel would never attack here as there was no incentive.
"This time, they did," Van Eenwyk continued. Entire neighborhoods were destroyed, and all the farms, orchards and houses within 500 meters of the border were leveled. The destruction included the places of worship: the mosques.
"One can only wonder about the wisdom of that strategy," said Van Eenwyk, who is also an ordained Episcopalian priest. "People tend to take it personally when their places of worship are destroyed by others."
As the medical team, accompanied by four Palestinians, surveyed the damage, a shot from a "drone car," a remote-controlled vehicle, was fired over their heads, warning them to leave the area, even though they were far from the 500-meter exclusion zone, Van Eenwyk said. They hurried back to their van.
"The warning shot would probably never have hit us," Van Eenwyk said. "But as the saying goes: Nothing focuses the attention like a charging elephant — or live ammunition."
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Take a moment and think about yourself from 10 years ago. You probably wouldn't recognize yourself, not in looks, preferences, or even values and priorities. If a decade can bring much change to a person, think about what it can do to technology—something that moves and shifts lightyears faster than any human being.
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In the past, only 30% of the global population actively used the Internet and it was a non-essential service. These days, six out of 10 people (or, close to one million new Internet users a day) from across the globe are online for a variety of purposes, making it hard to believe that there was a point in history when living offline for one's whole life was possible.
Dissecting these numbers further, we learn that more than half of the world's entire human population resides in Asia, which supports findings that individuals from the region are also the heaviest Internet users. In particular, working Asian adults were found to spend an estimate of six hours and 19 minutes daily online—just 39 minutes shorter than the global average. Another way to look at this is that these individuals are using the Internet 12 times more than they were 10 years ago, thus representing a prime target audience that online advertisers and businesses can't afford to ignore.
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When it comes to who is using the Internet the most these days, another research conducted by Kemp that focused on Southeast Asian youth suggests that young adults still wear the crown. This cohort not only includes millennials but Gen Z-ers in their teens and mid-20s, too.
In a week, it was estimated that these individuals spend more than 10 hours online every day. You can guess where you'll find them online—they're on social media, of course. Numbers show that they spend about a quarter of their waking lives on social media platforms and that on average, they're active on seven or eight social media platforms. Facebook (and Facebook Messenger), Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube continue to lead the race with TikTok, WhatsApp, and Telegram following. Additionally, it was found that women use social media much more than their male counterparts.
"The key takeaway here is to make sure you don't rely too heavily on media headlines to inform your social media strategy," Kemp notes, advising brands that in-depth research into specific market segments is still the best way to go when determining how to make the most of digital marketing initiatives.
He gives a few pointers for brands hoping to make the most of this new knowledge:
Zoning in on brands with a Southeast Asian audience such as Filipino consumers, it's best to focus marketing efforts on young people. Those aged 16-24 are a priority.
Customers from this age group are digital natives. They have very high expectations of how easy it is to navigate brands' online platforms, find the information they need, and make a purchase. Invest in improving the overall user experience to fulfill this need of theirs.
Brands don't need to be visible everywhere despite this age group using several social media platforms at the same time. Instead, brands should identify which platform they perform the best on and concentrate on amping up their presence there.
It's important to match content to where these young people are at in their lives, at present. It's the best way to rouse emotional responses in them that help them identify with what you're selling and get them to choose you over competitors that may not have made the same personal impact on them.
Overall, Facebook remains to be the Internet user's favorite social media platform. In just one month, Facebook gets 2.9 billion visitors as opposed to one billion visitors reported by competitors. However, brands can certainly explore other platforms. After all, Southeast Asia is home to 55% of the planet's social media users so there are several unique entry points brands can consider.
To emphasize this opportunity, Kemp writes, Southeast Asia is "currently home to about 8.5% of the world's total population and just under 10% of its Internet users, but it's already home to 12.7% of the world's social media users."
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These are things to keep in mind when catering to Southeast Asian customers as a whole but can guide brands looking at Filipino consumers in particular.
In the early 2000s, the Philippines earned the title of being the world's SMS capital. Ten years into the future, the country's population unsurprisingly became the world's number one social media users—with 70 million active social media users, or "85% of the eligible population," to be exact, according to Kemp.
In terms of how much they use social media, Filipinos spend about 11 hours a day online, contributing to the 65 days in the year they spend using their preferred social media platform. This bodes well for brands with an online presence as it was found that a whopping 90 million distinct social media users can be targeted by those that advertise on several platforms. Use these numbers to think about how much social media is part and parcel of regular Internet use for Filipinos. In 2011, only 28% of Filipinos had used social media, but at the end of 2021, that percentage jumped to 95%. Without a doubt, the time for brands to strengthen their online presence is now.
Yet despite these impressive developments, a digital divide still remains. Perhaps the gap has only widened as more privileged Internet users have used technology to better their lives, whereas those that have never had access to online services now trail further and further behind. More so, now that the Internet is an inseparable part of modern living, new issues need to be addressed. Kemp, as well as Hootsuite's Global Overview Report of digital trends for 2022, highlight some of the most pressing ones:
Internet speed remains to be a problem not only for leisurely online browsing, but for areas of business, education, healthcare, and information dissemination as well. According to the Speedtest Global Index that recorded global Internet speeds as of January 2022, the country with the best mobile Mbps is the UAE which enjoys 135.63 Mbps versus Yemen which stands at just 0.53 Mbps. When it comes to broadband speeds, Monaco is at the top spot with 192.86 Mpbs and Afghanistan at the last spot with 1.62 Mpbs. The Philippines stands at 17.95 and 49.52 Mpbs, respectively.
The GSMA has identified a particularly vulnerable population: Older women in rural communities are less likely to explore the Internet and use it as a tool to improve their lives—or are even aware of what the Internet is in its entirety. Though this research was limited to women in India, it's a springboard for Filipino market researchers and brands to discover who in the country may also need the most digital assistance.
Internet users today have gotten used to a worldwide web dominated by a few giants in tech. In the next decade, and in a process that has already begun, brands are paving the way for a much less decentralized online experience—one where Internet users have more freedom and flexibility to search for information, shop, and satisfy their other needs without being limited to only a handful of spaces. This addresses contentions about Internet monopoly and makes the digital world more pro-user.
Finally, brands with an online presence can no longer make customer service an option. It is a non-negotiable and a core competitive advantage to be able to transcend virtual interactions with customers and make them feel cared for and not just faceless points of purchase. For long-term customer relationships to be built—the kind that results in brand loyalty and multiple purchases—customer service is a must.
To make the future of Internet experience better for everybody, brands have to go on double duty: Create quality products and services and know where and to whom they can be sold, but also help make sure that the access to them is fair. They're not only on the Internet to make a sale, but to help as many people in the world enjoy the wonderful things the digital world can bring.
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Anthony Rose
Anthony has unparalleled experience as a corporate and commercial lawyer with a specific expertise in insurance and reinsurance matters, corporate due diligence, corporate acquisitions and the preparation of companies for investment or sale.
He has in-depth knowledge of the insurance industry and its regulation and has a great deal of experience in the acquisition and disposal of insurance brokers and insurance companies. Anthony is mentioned in the Chambers Legal Directory for work on behalf of insurance brokers and is the author of the legal appendix to the Financial Times Report on cross broker mergers in the insurance industry and was closely involved in the introduction of Corporate Capital to Lloyd's.
He has acted for major corporations in competition law, chemical industry, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, financial services, franchising, media and marketing.
Contact Anthony – anthony@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Kerem Alev
Kerem is an experienced litigator and advocate acting for businesses and individuals. He enjoys the adversarial nature of this area of law and finding ways of resolving complex arguments. He has extensive experience of commercial, corporate and insolvency litigation.
Kerem has also been called to the Bar which means that he is able to appear before a range of Courts in hearings and trials and he regularly represents clients in this way.
Kerem has a longstanding interest in technology and has a Master's degree in Information Technology, which he is furthering with studies in Data Science.
Aside from litigation, he has skills in and a solid understanding of other areas of legal practice and for several years has been turning those skills to providing key corporate clients with business and technology law advice as their outside general counsel.
Away from work Kerem enjoys following the latest technology product developments, and continuing his Data Science studies especially in the area of data analytics and its effect on our privacy.
Kerem talks about his approach to litigation here
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Contact Kerem – kerem@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Chris Disspain
Chris is the TBC Management Team Chair and Director of non-legal services including advice to businesses on strategy, government relations, cybersecurity and crisis management.
Whilst studying for his law degree Chris worked at the law firm where Lynne was the senior partner. He stayed, completed his articles, qualified as a solicitor, became a partner of the firm and ended up moving to Australia where he set up and ran the firm's branch office. Chris practised as a corporate lawyer in the U.K. and Australia advising on IPOs, venture capital, take-overs, and mergers and acquisitions.
Chris gave up practising in 1996 and co-wrote the book Creating Your Life Map which was developed into a goal setting workshop franchised around the world and then an Internet based business which he and his partners sold in 2000.
In 2000 Chris became the CEO of the independent governing body of the Australian Internet country code and was the founding Chair of the Country Code Names Supporting Organisation a body representing the interests of the world's Internet country codes in the international policy arena.
Chris has been a member of the Board of The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) since 2011. He has chaired numerous committees and been Vice-Chair of the Board. He will step down in October 2020.
For 7 years Chris was a member of the United Nations Secretary-General's Internet Governance Multi-Stakeholder Advisory Group.
Chris has now returned to the UK and begun once again working with Lynne.
He is passionate about music and collects books on conjuring and the history of magic.
Contact Chris – chris@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Lynne Brooke is the TBC Management Team Chief Executive Officer and serves as our Compliance Officer for Legal Practice, Finance and Administration and Anti Money Laundering.
Eva Caletkova
Eva is the TBC Management Team Director of Digital & Marketing and Legal Recruitment Coordinator.
Eva comes from Slovakia and has lived and worked in the UK for over 10 years.
She has a Master's Degree in International Business from Vienna Business University with a focus on cross border marketing. She speaks five languages, Russian, German, English, Slovak and Czech.
Eva has worked on communication strategies for a wide variety of organisations including accountants, tax advisers, sport event organisers, musicians, pubs and charities. She is experienced in media project management, web design, SEO, and social media strategies.
Eva has also worked with influencers in various sectors such as fashion, car hire, travel and utilities and understands how the Influencer business works
Eva's main interest is in business strategy and advising entrepreneurs on brand positioning, website design and social media. In 2015 she co-founded Secret Sauce Conferences and a Facebook based platform providing advice and information exchange for entrepreneurs.
Eva has travelled widely and apart from being an avid reader and consumer of information, she is the author of the book 'Forgiveness and Violets' which has recently been published.
Contact Eva – eva@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Pat Debens
Pat is the TBC Management Team Director of Policy, Process and Accounts.
Pat has worked in legal firms for over 30 years, starting as a secretary. In 1986 she crossed over to the management side of law, working with Lynne in his firm and has since been involved and worked in all aspects of the management of legal practice. Her particular skills are understanding solicitors Accounts Rules, dealing with the software applications, preparing policies and procedures and providing management information necessary for compliance and the day to day administration of TBC.
Pat recently moved to Berkshire where she shares a house with 3 others. She has two elderly dogs and loves walking with them and because of her new rural surroundings has more recently become interested in the environment.
Contact Pat – pat@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Rob Thacker, ACII, BA(Econ), MBA
Rob helps our corporate and individual clients with all of their insurance requirements.
Rob offers a full insurance broking service, has wide experience of many sectors, and an enthusiasm for customer care and creating bespoke solutions to complex businesses. His experience and positive outlook means clients stay with him for a long time. His portfolio of clients range from a £250m turnover global logistics business to a one person consultancy, and everything in between.
Rob started his insurance broking career in 1988 with what is now Aon. After 18 years in various Aon offices he moved into the independent sector and was inspired to start his own insurance brokerage in November 2019.
For more information visit Rob's website and to contact him email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Guild Financial Advisory Ltd
Guild helps our clients with raising funds, acquisitions and IPOs.
Guild Financial Advisory is an independent corporate finance advisory boutique focused on advising and raising monies for fast growing companies and building long term relationships based on excellence of service and in-depth market knowledge.
Guild is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Ref No.922996).
For more information visit Guild's website and to contact them email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Angela Lyon BSc, MSc, FRICS (QS & BS), FFPWS
Angela offers a multi-disciplinary consultancy practice including quantity surveying, cost management, building surveying and project management. Angela has been in the construction industry for over 40 years initially qualifying as a Quantity Surveyor then as a Building Surveyor and further adding to her expertise by completing a Masters in Project Management.
Angela and her team assist developers to procure their sites and carry out pricing, tendering and pre- construction management of the scheme. Post Contract services include cost control, valuations of the works, project cost, value engineering and final account strategy.
The team also offer the surveying of existing commercial and residential properties and an Expert Witness Report Writing service. Cases include breach of covenants, poor workmanship, damage to property, defects and lack of maintenance.
For more information visit Angela's website and to contact her email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Nimish Patel
Nimish is a Chartered Accountant and Licensed Insolvency Practitioner who through his independent turnaround specialist firm Re10, provides constructive, innovative and cost-effective solutions to directors and stakeholders in financially distressed businesses and to individuals with debt problems.
Nimish and his dedicated team work with individual clients to create a plan to manage their finances and return to solvency.
For businesses Nimish and his team work with the owners to identify the best funding solution (such as working capital finance, asset finance, management buyout or acquisition) to keep the business trading and return it to profitability.
For more information visit Nimish's website and to contact him email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Sabine Raabe
A high calibre PR and Public Affairs Practitioner with over 25 years' experience of tackling the most complex communications challenges, Sabine advises UK and international companies on all aspects of Communications and Reputation Management.
Sabine has consistently perceived and implemented innovative B2B and B2C communications campaigns in a variety of business sectors to substantially grow the business of the companies she works with. She has led headline making campaigns and strategic partnerships with blue chip and high profile organisations, including Tesco plc, Green Flag, British Aerospace, British Airways, Bupa, Norwich Union, and Granada Digital.
Topics covered include financial inclusion, peer-to-peer finance, sustainability, electric transport, energy, technology, healthcare, digital transformation, and litigation PR for high profile legal cases. Most notably Sabine provided litigation PR support to the national action group set up to recover monies owed to Britain's coal miners under the government's compensation scheme for sick miners, which was the biggest of its kind in the world with 760,000 claims and delivering £4.1bn. The campaign generated local, regional and national headlines, including ITN News, BBC, and the Times, with Sabine lobbying right up to Deputy Prime Minister level.
Through her parliamentary work she is able to provide valuable insight into the workings of local, national and international government policy making for organisations operating in regulated, ethical or new markets. As a strategic PR Practitioner, Sabine works with clients from start-up through to private and public fundraising.
For more information visit Sabine's website and to contact her email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Michael Brunker
Michael helps our clients develop their resilience to cyber-attacks, and to build compliant GDPR policies and procedures.
Michael's journey into the world of IT security began in 1997 when he joined Scotland Yard's Computer Crime Unit as a detective. In 2000 he moved to the private sector and has, since then, gained significant experience of cyber security, business resilience and data protection (GDPR) in the banking world.
In his most recent corporate role, Michael ran the London cyber & data protection team within a global bank, covering its locations across Europe. He now helps small businesses achieve privacy compliance and to mature their operational resilience to cyber incidents.
As the focus of both cyber security and data privacy shifts away from the IT department and towards the boardroom, Michael has become adept at merging the technical security and operational risk worlds and speaking the language of both. He delivers cyber resilience methodologies designed to meet the impact tolerance of the particular client, and constructs GDPR programmes which protect reputations and ensure legal compliance.
Michael is also a voluntary NED to a children's charity and, away from work, a keen cyclist and crossword fan.
To contact Michael email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Harinder Lamba
Harinder helps our clients who are struggling to succeed in India and those aspiring to enter that market.
Businesses make the informed choice to bring Harinder on board only after he presents his detailed appraisal of their situation with nothing held back.
Most companies need hands-on help in India – not just letters of advice. Harinder actively cuts through the noise to help identify new realizable opportunities. He helps businesses to choose effective entry strategies, local partners and business models and to deal with local cultural soft risks, such as corruption & bribery, and financial bleed.
There is no point in entering India if you lose more than you earn. Companies without specialist advice can tread water for years, suffering low or no revenues and reputational risks.
Harinder has advised SMEs and larger companies (state-owned and FT 100) in UK, mainland Europe and Australasia working in many sectors including:
Biotech & Medical Devices
Renewable Energy (hydro, wind & solar)
Military Aerospace
Airports & ATC
Engineering and Electronics
Communications for government agencies and law enforcement
Harinder has previously worked in senior positions at PwC in London and Standard Chartered Bank in India, and spent the bulk of his 32-year career in the field in India, Turkey, Russia, Central Asia and Eastern Europe.
Born, brought up and educated in India, Harinder lives in London with his family and divides his time between India and Europe.
To contact Harinder email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
Usman Sheikh
Usman, through his law firm, Ansar, specialises in helping migrants with issues of immigration, asylum, deportation, detention, nationality and extradition.
Usman trained as a solicitor at Linklaters. He has an LLM with Distinction in International Law from the University of London (SOAS). He also has an MA and a BA from the University of Cambridge (Trinity College). He attended St. Paul's School. He speaks English, French, Italian, Russian and Urdu. He has written many articles on immigration law.
To contact Usman email us and we'll be delighted to make the introduction – enquiries@thebrookeconsultancy.com
TBC have been my go-to law firm for many years with any legal issues on behalf of both clients and for myself. Lynne Brooke is a highly experienced lawyer and master tactician, who handles every case with the utmost sensitivity and professionalism. We have worked together on numerous litigation and reputation management projects in each instance the result was a positive outcome. I can highly recommend TBC for their ability to cover all aspects of commercial law and their transparent approach of working on a results focused project/fixed fee basis.
Lynne and the team at The Brooke Consultancy have been providing legal advice for my practice over a number of years. Their impressive knowledge and application of the law spans across a spectrum of sectors and fields, the added value they bring to my business cannot be understated. The legal advice they have provided has proved essential and has enabled my business to flourish and grow.
Over the years I have referred The Brooke Consultancy to several clients, collaborators, peers, and business contacts and the results have been nothing short of outstanding.
I cannot recommend The Brooke Consultancy enough, if you are seeking legal advice as an individual or as a business, look no further.
Architect, ARB, RIBA Target Rich International Taiwan
Lynne is a unique character; his approach is based upon in depth knowledge and considerable experience with advice that is both holistic and pragmatic.
Richard Leach
I would highly recommend the TBC team – reliable, knowledgeable, and conscientious professionals who give clear user-friendly advice – just what you need in a law firm.
Bob Breen
Bob Breen Associates Ltd
We were recommended TBC during corporate dispute. We were immediately impressed at their quick grasp of the complex circumstances and is in-depth knowledge of the process. Delivering a strategy and giving unequivocal advice with expertise, experience and a personal touch; not least in their patience and thorough responses to all questions. We felt at ease during what turned out to be a lengthy court case, and we were delighted with the end result. TBC's friendly and supportive attitude, combined with a readiness to take calls at all hours, helped built a strong relationship based on trust. With their network of specialised lawyers and barristers, be assured that they can achieve your objective. I would highly recommend Lynne Brooke and the team again and again.
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Lo International Institute for Strategic Studies o IISS (in italiano: Istituto Internazionale per gli studi strategici) è un istituto di ricerca britannico (o think tank) nel campo degli affari internazionali. Descrive se stesso come:
"massima autorità mondiale sul conflitto politico-militare".
Fin dal 1997 la sua sede è la Arundel House, a Londra. L'indice Global Go To Think Tank del 2013 ha classificato l'IISS come il nono miglior think tank al mondo.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Istituti di ricerca nel Regno Unito
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Chrysiptera annulata és una espècie de peix de la família dels pomacèntrids i de l'ordre dels perciformes.

Morfologia
Els mascles poden assolir els 8 cm de longitud total.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba des del Mar Roig fins a Durban (Sud-àfrica), Madagascar, Reunió i Maurici.

Referències

Bibliografia
 Allen, G.R., 1991. Damselfishes of the world. Mergus Publishers, Melle, Alemanya. 271 p.

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Justin Noble, who is a Certified Internal Auditor, is an Assistant Chief Audit Executive for the Texas Tech University System. Justin leads a staff of eight auditors in conducting compliance, operational, financial, and fraud reviews across the System's four component institutions. Justin completed his Master of Architecture and Master of Business Administration from Texas Tech. After graduating from Tech, Justin started his career with The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and worked for Southwest Airlines prior to returning to his alma mater in 2009.
Justin is active in the profession currently serving as a Board Member At Large for ACUA. In addition to his board service, Justin has chaired ACUA's NCAA Taskforce and previously led the Association's Distance Learning efforts. Justin is a regular at the Association's conferences serving as a proctor and frequent speaker at both the Annual and Midyear conferences. Justin also serves on the Texas Tech Federal Credit Union's Board of Directors and Supervisory Committee. Outside of the profession, Justin is active in the South Plains Council of the Boy Scouts of America and serves in his church.


Chris Cooper's Benched has become a celebrated play for young people in three languages since its first premiere in Hungarian, followed by Mandarin Chinese and English. The play has also been played and workshopped in theatre in education programmes as well as in professional theatre in Budapest, Birmingham, Beijing, Singapore, Malta and most recently Shanghai, China. The play has also reached community centre, public spaces and conferences.
From 6 September through the end of 2015, Shanghai Mingyuan Contemporary Art Museum (McaM) begins to celebrate over 30 years of contemporary Chinese theatre with more than 88 precious documentary films from as early as end 70s post Cultural Revolution plays to the recent vibrant contemporary theatre movement in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Benched directed by Cao Xi, the Artistic Director of Drama Rainbow is selected due to its bold experiment of considering the political extreme in which young people are challenged by the social and cultural crisis in modern China. The play's simplicity in the use of object opens the state of both our society and each individual in it. The play finds the Chinese situation rather than demonstrating what is simply in the text which originally is written for young people in Hungary. Chinese actor Kong Kong performed the play at McaM in August.
The Chinese version of the play was first performed by Cao Xi in Nanluoguxiang Theatre Festival in Beijing, 2014. After the opening of the play Penghao Theatre held an four country link up which aimed to connect the play to different situations of young people, society, democracy and theatre in the UK, Italy, Hungary and China.