MIAMI, Nov. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Raines Intercontinental, a single of the major talent consulting and government look for companies in the Americas, declared right now that fintech field advisor Vrinda Johnson has joined as Running Director dependent in Chicago, Illinois. Johnson, beforehand an Government Director with Russell Reynolds Associates’ financial providers apply, will direct Raines’ FinTech and Company Providers tactics.
“Owning an surroundings with a people 1st frame of mind, a culture of coaching, and a dedication to just about every other’s success that alongside one another drive worth for our purchasers and marketplaces – that is what will get me heading. And which is what I noticed at Raines,” Johnson said. “Raines’ verified lookup processes and outstanding staff, blended with its DEI & Unconscious Bias choices, are game-changers for shoppers. FinTech and Small business Products and services sectors are undergoing more transformation now than at any place in historical past, and I am honored to help customers build the suitable cultures and management teams.”
Johnson has put in more than a 10 years advising C-suite and board leaders and companies in the financial services sector as they make and develop their businesses. Prior to Russell Reynolds, Johnson was a director at PricewaterhouseCoopers, in which she specialised in FinTech, InsurTech, and Consumer Money Solutions and Engineering. She also co-founded and served as Chief Working Officer for social networking application ChekMarc. Johnson earned a Grasp of Small business Administration from the College of Chicago’s Booth University of Enterprise and a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Accounting from Trinity College.
“Vrinda’s colleagues describe her as one of the most outstanding individuals they’ve ever labored with,” claimed Dan Smith, Main Government Officer of Raines. “She embodies the combination of deep sector skills, influencing abilities, and enjoyable-to-get the job done-with execution type that is a trademark of Raines. There is no a single superior to carry our platform to the fintech, organization solutions, and adjacent sectors.”
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Kentucky Occupation Middle-Lincoln Trail introduced the employing of Noah Villanueva as the organization answers workforce lead.
In this new purpose, Villanueva will do the job closely with nearby companies to join them with qualified job seekers and supply oversight of business expert services and routines at the center.
“The workforce wants of businesses in the Lincoln Path area are much more crucial than at any time appropriate now,” explained A person End Director Carter Dyson. “We are fortunate and fired up to have Dr. Villanueva in this new job at the Kentucky Vocation Centre-Lincoln Path and look forward to expanding our outreach to companies.”
The group presents a framework and system to combine and streamline enterprise options provided by the heart. This is achieved by bringing organization engagement into the workforce partnership approach and developing and utilizing business enterprise remedies that meet the expectations of the Lincoln Path Workforce Improvement Board.
Villanueva joins the Lincoln Trail Just one Cease Operations group that features Dyson and is led by Andy Hightower and Lori Strumpf. The Lincoln Trail Workforce Progress Board employed Hightower and Strumpf in July to be certain a target on supplying products and services to employers in the Lincoln Trail location.
“Dr. Villanueva will be an asset to financial advancement, helping Lincoln Trail corporations come across the talent they require for good results,” Hightower stated.
The heart delivers a range of expert services to businesses of all dimensions and industries, which include support with recruiting and selecting new employees, on-the-career coaching and do the job-dependent discovering chances.
“I am thrilled to be part of KCC-LT at this pivotal time and will do all that I can to assistance companies and be certain they have the experienced workforce they want to succeed,” Villanueva said. “I also seem ahead to doing work with our partners to meet developing workforce desires as new corporations make investments in the area.”
Villanueva, a retired lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army, joins the heart soon after a lot more than 26 years of working experience in sector and assistance. Most a short while ago, he served as the main of marketing and advertising at Fort Knox wherever he oversaw outreach and activities, recruitment and retention.
Villanueva obtained his Ph.D. in business business and administration with a specialization in human useful resource administration from Capella College. Villanueva also holds a master’s of education from the College of Louisville, a master’s of organization administration with a specialization in details engineering from American Community University, and a master’s in strategic leadership from St. Bonaventure University. He acquired a bachelor of science in biology and was commissioned in the U.S. Army through ROTC at Campbell College.
The University of Kentucky, Coastal Cloud and Commerce Lexington in September announced the creation of a new UK Salesforce Consultancy Incubator Program. Coastal Cloud is a Salesforce multi-cloud expert partner based in Palm Coast, Fla., with offices in Lexington.
(CENTRAL KY. MARKET REVIEW) — From marketing, accounting and IT services to back-office support, Central Kentucky is stocked with business and professional services talent to help meet the needs of the region’s industry leaders.
The region’s business and professional services industry provides services and support for other businesses in various key industries—legal, architectural, engineering, and consulting services—and basic services that support daily activities, such as back-office support operations, accounting, shared services and processing facilities.
Lexington is home to more than 70 headquarters operations, many of which require business services firms to help them operate. A strong professional services sector is crucial to the region’s economy: The business and professional services industry accounts for 13.3{ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} of jobs in the Lexington Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA).
Central Kentucky is an ideal location for business services firms. It has an educated workforce, the infrastructure to support businesses of all sizes, and it is one of the lowest cost-of-business locations in the United States. More than 41{ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} of Lexington residents older than 25 have a bachelor’s degree or higher, making the city the 14th most highly educated city in the country.
Lexington has consistently been ranked as one of the best places to live and work. In 2021, Wallet Hub named it the No. 5 Best Run City in America and No. 15 on its list of Cities Whose Unemployment Rates are Bouncing Back the Most. SmartAsset named it No. 11 on its list of Best Cities for First-Time Homebuyers and No. 10 on its list of Cities with the Best Work-Life Balance.
Business services firms choose Lexington because of its productive workforce and central location, according to Commerce Lexington.
Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance, the largest provider of workers’ compensation insurance in Kentucky, is located in Lexington. KEMI provides coverage to more than 20,000 policyholders in all 120 counties of the state, educates Kentucky businesses about workplace safety and invests in building community partnerships. It also offers free workplace safety resources.
Over the past year, KEMI has seen growth in its education sector, said Ryan Worthen, director of marketing and customer experience. It now insures 84{ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} of public school districts in the state and more than a third of Kentucky colleges and universities.
KEMI has paid over $16 million in policyholder dividends since November 2020.
“We also refunded an additional $16 million to Kentucky schools and are anticipating a return of $20 million to eligible coal operators as a result of KEMI’s proactive management with the Kentucky Coal Workers’ Pneumoconiosis Fund,” Worthen said.
The KEMI team, comprised of about 200 employees in and around Central Kentucky, quickly adapted to the challenges of COVID-19. In March 2020, KEMI employees switched to remote working and collaboration with technology that allowed them to ensure business continuity and service to thousands of agents, policyholders and injured, Worthen said.
Global firm Rubicon working to reinvent recycling
Rubicon’s global headquarters is located in City Center in downtown Lexington.
Rubicon, a software platform that provides smart waste and recycling solutions to businesses and governments worldwide, in 2021 located its global headquarters at Lexington’s City Center. It is a leader in providing cloud-based waste and recycling solutions.
Rubicon was founded in 2008 in Kentucky by Nate Morris and Marc Spiegel. The company’s mission is to end waste and move cities and businesses of all kinds away from the reliance on environmentally destructive landfills. Using technology to drive environmental innovation, the company helps turn businesses into more sustainable enterprises, and neighborhoods into greener and smarter places to live and work.
With more than 4.9 million service locations, Rubicon focuses on developing software solutions that bring new transparency to the waste and recycling industry—encouraging customers to make data-driven decisions that lead to more efficient and effective operations as well as more sustainable outcomes.
Rubicon manages all waste and recycling services through an extensive network of more than 7,000 vendor and hauler partners. Its programs span cardboard, plastic, paper, metal, glass, electronics recycling, construction and demolition, organics recycling (including food waste and composting services), and single-stream recycling. Rubicon’s subject matter experts manage commodity markets, zero-waste programs and other sustainability offerings.
Accounting and business solutions
The Bluegrass region is home to large accounting firms that specialize in offering business solutions that reach beyond traditional tax and assurance services. Two of those are Dean Dorton and MCM CPAs & Advisors.
Dean Dorton is headquartered in Lexington, where it has 151 employees, and offers accounting, tax and business consulting services from its locations in Lexington, Louisville and Raleigh, N.C. The firm helps clients strategize, adapt and change in every stage of business, from startup to growth and proper succession planning.
Dean Dorton, ranked No. 111 on Inside Public Accounting’s 2021 top firms list, offers audit and assurance, accounting and financial outsourcing, tax, business consulting and advisory services, cybersecurity and technology services to companies in all sectors and of all sizes. In July 2021, Dean Dorton acquired data analytics company Breakpoint Technology, a full-service IT consulting firm in Louisville. Data analytics is something all businesses should be utilizing, said Dean Dorton president and CEO David Bundy.
“You hear ‘big data’ but what you’re really looking at is taking your data and making it work for you—being able to make business decisions a lot faster because you can actually see what’s happening in a more real-time manner,” he said.
In addition to being a recognized leader in IT business management and collaboration solutions, Dean Dorton’s team has experience in integrated portal solutions, workflow automation, data and analysis solutions, enterprise budgeting for academic medical centers, custom development solutions and more.
Over the past year, Dean Dorton has seen tremendous growth in its business advisory and consulting services, as well as its accounting and financial outsourcing business, Bundy said.
Technology has made a big impact on the services Dean Dorton offers to its clients, he said.
“Technology makes doing our business easier and allows us to provide services to businesses anytime, anywhere throughout the world. For example, with accounting and financial outsourcing, businesses have access to their financial data 24/7 via mobile phone connection or app,” he said. “Technology has always been an integral piece of providing services to clients.”
Barney Miller’s is a staple in downtown Lexington.
MCM CPAs & Advisors, one of the largest CPA firms in Kentucky, has five offices in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. The firm has 27 employees in its Lexington office.
From accounting to business management, MCM has transformed over the years from a CPA firm to a business solutions and advising firm with a full range of services for businesses and organizations large and small. MCM offers expertise in accounting, audit and tax-related services, as well as risk advisory, tax services and technology solutions. Its expanded services include business valuation, litigation support, fraud examination, and business start-up and advisory services. MCM’s brand lines also include MCM Capital Markets Group, MCM HR Solutions and MCM Technology Solutions.
The firm has helped its clients navigate the pandemic.
“With employees going remote and now returning back to the office for at least some of the time, cybersecurity has become a significant challenge as the threats continue to evolve with our changing workplaces,” said Brad Smith, MCM managing partner. “The MCM Technology Solutions team has been working with teams in assessing vulnerabilities and proactively helping mitigate the identified risks.”
MCM was recently ranked by Inside Public Accounting’s Top 100 list as the 72nd largest accounting firm in the United States (based on net revenue), and has been awarded Best Places to Work distinctions in multiple states and cities.
Marketing, IT and other business services
Central Kentucky has a unique mix of software and technology companies, marketing agencies and other solutions providers that serve companies of all specialties and sizes.
In today’s business world, rapidly changing technology—and circumstances—requires IT experts to help companies stay on top of their game.
Central Kentucky’s IT managed service providers include SIS, The AME Group (formerly called Integrity IT), NetGain Technologies, Intelligent IT, SimplifIT, Unified Technologies, Next Century Technologies and TeamLogic IT, among others. MCM and Dean Dorton also offer a full range of cybersecurity services.
Coastal Cloud, an IT service management company headquartered in Florida, operates a regional headquarters in Louisville and has offices in Lexington. The Louisville location houses the company’s first domestic solution center, where almost a quarter of Coastal Cloud’s team is stationed.
Coastal Cloud offers expertise in program management, project execution, business analysis, data modeling, data migration, user training and the skills necessary for a successful migration to next-generation technologies.
In September 2021, Coastal Cloud entered into a partnership with the City of Lexington, University of Kentucky and Commerce Lexington to create a new UK Salesforce Consultancy Incubator Program. Through the partnership, Coastal Cloud will train students, recent college graduates and new or aspiring Salesforce administrators to become effective Salesforce consultants.
Marketing firms help Central Kentucky businesses tell their stories via multiple platforms.
Bringing In The Green is a specialty firm located in Lexington that helps small- to medium-sized businesses generate revenue, offering customizable marketing and sales solutions. Owned by marketing and sales veteran Debbie Green, the company offers media planning and buying, promotional planning, targeted creative messaging strategies, event planning, media sales training and public relations services.
“We provide strategic marketing consulting that drives results. We create customized marketing plans based on client goals,” Green said.
“We help business owners who need marketing direction but are not ready to hire full-time, overloaded marketing and communication directors needing guidance with special projects, and marketing directors who do not have traditional or digital media buying experience.”
Bringing In The Green’s goal is to make marketing easier by making data-driven decisions and utilizing increased sales as the ultimate success benchmark.
Over the past year, Bringing in The Green has added several new clients who no longer have time to coordinate marketing efforts, meet with vendors, and direct website updates and social media strategies.
“They hire my company to reduce stress and make growing their business fun again,” Green said.
On the move
An eco-friendly furniture and junk recycling and removal service for residences and businesses opened in Central Kentucky in September 2021.
Junkluggers is on a mission to make Kentucky a little greener and eliminate 100{ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} of re-usable waste from landfills by the year 2025. Franchise owners Christine and her son, Cooper Van Tatenhove, have always been passionate about the community and environment in the Bluegrass.
Junkluggers hauls away unwanted clothing, furniture, appliances and e-waste. Their expert luggers handle all the heavy lifting and transportation, recycling as many items as possible.
The owners also hope to make a positive impact on local nonprofits, with which they will share some of the gently used items they recover that need a second home.
“It’s all about helping community and working hand-in-hand with our philanthropic partners, taking away items and then giving back to those who need it,” said Chris Van Tatenhove. “This is all while reducing waste by recycling and keeping items out of landfills.”
Technology partners
Barney Miller’s has been a staple in downtown Lexington for nearly 100 years. It started as an auto parts store and transitioned to selling radios and record players. In the 1940s, Barney and second-generation Harry Miller sold the first TV in Kentucky. Over the years, third-generation Barney Miller guided the company away from a purely retail format into an installation company. Barney Miller’s is continually evolving. Today the company designs, installs, programs and services electronic systems for homes and businesses, including home theater, stereo systems, smart homes, networks, security, camera systems, AV furniture and seating, conference rooms, training rooms, huddle spaces and motorized shades.
“Over the past year, we have experienced unprecedented growth in custom electronic system upgrades for existing homes and new construction installations,” said owner Barney Miller, whose grandfather started the business. “Additionally, we’ve installed numerous easy-to-operate conference rooms and huddle spaces for businesses.”
Lexington firm 46 Solutions offers managed IT services, cybersecurity and audio/video integration. It also specializes in home entertainment technology and operates a large showroom—featuring home theater, outdoor audio/visual options, smart home and automation products, and TVs and projectors—in Lexington Green.
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Comcast’s Business enterprise Expert services segment and “world-class” network drove the cable behemoth’s 3rd-quarter 2021’s financial achievement. The company’s recent Masergy Communications get will only compound that progress, in accordance to Comcast Chairman and CEO Brian Roberts.
“Business companies has emerged from pandemic and was a key driver of our results. We believe that this momentum will continue on,” Roberts informed traders all through the carrier’s fiscal 3rd-quarter 2021 convention get in touch with Thursday early morning.
Roberts identified as out Comcast’s acquisition of Plano-Texas-centered Masergy Communications, a channel-to start with hybrid networking and SDN expert, in a deal that will support Comcast develop up its SD-WAN and cloud-based security chops. The corporations shut the deal previously this thirty day period.
“[Masergy] builds on our strong offering of technologies options,” Roberts stated. “Masergy has grow to be a top supplier to providers worldwide and unlocks a buyer phase that we really do not have now, specifically U.S.-dependent corporations with multi-web page, world wide functions.”
[Related: Comcast Business To Acquire Masergy In SD-WAN Blockbuster]
Comcast’s Cable Communications unit—which includes significant-pace world-wide-web, voice, video clip, wi-fi and organization services—saw a 7.4 {ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} bump up through 3rd-quarter 2021. The phase produced income of $16.12 billion in contrast with $15.00 billion in the third quarter of 2020. Large-pace world-wide-web posted a double-digit earnings climb of 11.6 {ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} to $5.80 billion, up from $5.19 billion a 12 months ago.
Comcast’s Enterprise section pulled in $2.28 billion through the third quarter, up 8.7 per cent from $2.05 billion through 2020’s third quarter. The company’s Company unit has been very thriving in the compact- to midsize-business room in the earlier decade with its connectivity services. Michael Cavanagh, Comcast’s CFO, stated that continuing expansion in the SMB area and restoration from the pandemic drove its Small business segment’s momentum through the 3rd quarter.
Despite its SMB results, Comcast nonetheless has its sights established on the midmarket and company, an hard work that will be propelled by its Masergy buy, Roberts reported.
“We’re drastically underpenetrated in the midmarket and organization segments. We see a whole lot of opportunity to consider share in our huge, addressable market place, which just obtained even even larger, put up our modern acquisition of Masergy,” he stated.
Comcast’s wireless company, Xfinity Mobile, continued to glow brightly all through 3rd-quarter 2021 with its ideal outcomes due to the fact the launch of the company in 2017, Cavanagh reported. The phase grew a whopping 50.7 {ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} through the 3rd quarter with revenue of $603 million, as opposed with $400 million a calendar year in the past. The firm extra 285,000 wi-fi traces through the quarter, the most in any quarter.
“We carry on to glimpse for techniques we can speed up this business enterprise even additional as wireline and wireless connectivity services continue on to converge,” Roberts explained.
Comcast’s Cable Communications improved its total quantity of buyer interactions by 255,000 in the quarter, with company purchaser associations growing by 18,000 throughout third-quarter 2021. The segment now has 34 million prospects, pushed by Comcast’s broadband offerings, Cavanagh mentioned.
The total range of significant-velocity world wide web customers, which includes household and company consumers, was 1.1 million. The firm added 300,000 new shoppers through the quarter, Philadelphia-dependent Comcast stated.
For the quarter that ended Sept. 30, Comcast described revenue of $30.29 billion, an 18.7 {ac23b82de22bd478cde2a3afa9e55fd5f696f5668b46466ac4c8be2ee1b69550} improve in contrast with third-quarter 2020’s outcome of $25.53 billion. Web money in the quarter was $4.06 billion, a 99.8 per cent bump up from last year’s ending stability of $2.02 billion. The cable giant posted modified earnings for each share of 87 cents, up 33.8 per cent as opposed with 65 cents per share for the exact quarter of 2020.
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Verizon Enterprise introduced the expansion of its world SD WAN providing with the addition of Verizon Program Outlined Safe Branch with Fortinet Secure SD WAN. The resolution is intended to give companies, together with organization and organization current market customers, with a converged networking and protection remedy “in-a-box” to protected and hook up hybrid and distant workforces, Alternative Medicine.
According to the Verizon Small business 2021 Information Breach Investigations Report, which analyzes 29,207 high quality incidents, of which 5,258 were confirmed breaches, phishing assaults amplified by 11 percent, whilst attacks utilizing ransomware rose by 6 per cent. On top of that, 85 per cent of breaches concerned a human ingredient, although over 80 p.c of breaches were uncovered by exterior get-togethers.
“The swift transition to hybrid and/or distant functioning versions opened new avenues for cyber menace actors,” stated Sampath Sowmyanarayan, Main Profits Officer for Verizon Business enterprise. “Solutions like Verizon’s Software program Outlined Safe Branch with Fortinet insert all those layers of safety that aid safeguard your workers, your business and in the end your prospects against cyberattacks.”
Deployed leveraging Fortinet Safe SD WAN, which integrates SD WAN, firewall, and advanced routing, this safety-pushed networking alternative delivers high-quality of working experience at any scale and enables steady network and safety insurance policies. The alternative also functions with numerous kinds of network transports which include MPLS, Internet, Broadband, and Wireless to empower hybrid WAN and LAN transformation. It builds upon the abilities of common community routing with supplemental SD WAN and built-in security to help safeguard communications involving network endpoints, both on-premises or in the cloud, and assure organizations are far better protected from the expanded assault surface area released by distant and hybrid operate. This basic, all-in-one resolution presents consumers with included agility and adaptability as they adjust their electronic transformation agendas centered on ever-switching company demands.
“Fortinet is fully commited to supporting our partners and customers with modern Secure SD WAN engineering based on a stability-pushed networking technique that tightly integrates an organization’s community infrastructure and safety architecture,” mentioned John Maddison, EVP of merchandise and CMO at Fortinet. “By leveraging Fortinet Protected SD WAN, Verizon permits companies to get a ‘work from anywhere’ strategy to their community and stability to help distant and hybrid workforces.”
“IDC predicts that enterprises will commit to giving complex parity to a hybrid workforce, i.e., making sure protected access to the specialized methods desired to conduct their task no matter of their access strategy.” Says Ghassan Abdo, Exploration VP at IDC. “The Verizon Software Described Safe Branch centered on Fortinet is aligned with this eyesight.”
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The Atlanta-based American-Israel Business enterprise Connector, recognized as Conexx, is making out its paid support offerings as the 30-12 months-previous corporation aims to supplement revenues dented for the duration of the pandemic.
Conexx has engaged Richard Brooks, a Canadian expert with knowledge in economic development and nonprofit management, to additional develop out rate-for-assistance systems that have currently started to aid the business capitalize on the introductions and partnerships it fosters.
Conexx began in the early 1990s as the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce Southeast, surviving on the traditional fundraising versions of the day, then rebranding in 2014.
But Conexx Vice President Barry Swartz told World wide Atlanta explained business was almost never compensated for the benefit it produced in the local community. It served set up trade missions and foster opportunities that at instances resulted in multimillion-greenback acquisitions and big investments concerning Israel and the Southeast U.S.
“It was designed to be that gateway, a bridge among the United States and Israel, and thus which is how we approached the do the job,” he explained. The board believed Conexx could no extended thrive merely as a “do-gooder” group, he additional.
“I do not have to explain to you that nonprofits in 2021 are having a difficult time,” Mr. Swartz said. “The product of membership, sponsorship and charity is staying challenged, and as a result we’re becoming challenged and we have to find new ways of expanding our business.”
Mr. Swartz will function collaboratively to uncover new alternatives with Mr. Brooks, whose 20-moreover many years of practical experience involves a stint as head of the Increased Barrie Chamber of Commerce in Ontario, Canada. He also holds an MBA from the Schulich Faculty of Small business at York University and an honors bachelor of environmental engineering from the University of Guelph.
A person goal of the new initiative is to get members more engaged in the cross-border projects that Conexx is doing the job on yet another is to aid the more than 160 Israeli organizations now in the Southeast much better community with 1 one more.
“Now, additional than at any time the want to chat to each individual other,” Mr. Swartz reported, noting that membership, gatherings and additional will nevertheless be portion of the organization’s revenue equation. “It’s an addition, not a subtraction.”
Conexx board chair Randall Foster welcomed the engagement with Mr. Brooks at this critical time, as the pandemic would seem to be on the retreat in the United States and trade missions and financial investment scouting excursions are commencing up with far more regularity.
“As we emerge from the constraints of the COVID pandemic and keep on to restructure Conexx for the 21st century, Richard Brooks is a fantastic asset for this essential time,” reported Mr. Foster in a assertion. “His intensive multicultural, international and entrepreneurial working experience, and his enterprise advancement abilities will aid Conexx reinforce channels of partnerships, develop strategic alliances and extend our development and presence, whilst providing on our mission of connecting Us citizens and Israelis by way of organization.”
Mr. Brooks explained in a news launch that he’s seeking ahead to developing on the organization’s legacy.
“I welcome this problem and know I’m becoming a member of a proficient team at Conexx, which has a celebrated history of accomplishment in constructing business enterprise associations concerning Israel and the Southeast for far more than 30 yrs.”
