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  • Exclusive day pass to Physical Culture on Flexxd

    Get exclusive day pass access to Physical Culture Brooklyn on Flexxd. Train in a coach-supported, high-performance gym in Gowanus.

    Our mission is to make high-performance training accessible through expert coaching, clear guidance, and a structured environment that helps Brooklyn professionals build strength without stress.””
    — Brian Velez, Founder of Physical Culture Brooklyn

    BROOKLYN, NY, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — High performers across Brooklyn now have a new way to experience one of the borough’s most respected coaching gyms. Physical Culture Brooklyn is offering exclusive day pass access through the Flexxd platform, giving professionals, parents, and serious trainees the opportunity to train inside its structured, coach-supported environment without committing to a long-term membership.

    Built around the philosophy “Train Smart. Live Strong.” Physical Culture Brooklyn has spent more than six years helping busy adults build strength that supports their careers, families, and real-world responsibilities. Since opening in 2019, the Gowanus-based coaching gym has served more than 500 clients and earned over 120 five-star reviews for its personalized, high-accountability approach to training.

    Unlike traditional commercial gyms that rely on overcrowded floors and generic programming, Physical Culture Brooklyn operates on a hybrid personal training model. Every client works with a dedicated coach, follows a personalized program, and trains either in private sessions or within a coached open gym environment where professional guidance is always available.

    Now, through Flexxd, individuals can access that same elevated training experience with a flexible day pass option.

    Physical Culture Brooklyn was built specifically for high performers with demanding schedules. From early-morning executives to working parents balancing career and family life, the gym’s systems are designed to deliver structure, accountability, and measurable results.

    The coaching process begins with a comprehensive assessment that includes:
    • A detailed review of training, medical, and nutrition history
    • A body composition scan to measure muscle mass and body fat
    • A movement screen to identify pain, imbalances, or limitations
    • A personalized strength and lifestyle plan tailored to real-life demands

    This assessment-driven model ensures that every program is intentional, progressive, and aligned with long-term success.

    Through the exclusive day pass on Flexxd, new clients can step into this structured system and experience firsthand what sets Physical Culture apart.

    Day pass users gain access to:
    • A coach-supported open gym environment
    • Professional oversight during training hours
    • A clean, organized, and uncrowded space
    • Specialty strength equipment and dedicated platforms
    • A culture built around performance and accountability

    A coach is always on-site during operating hours, ensuring safety, guidance, and structure remain part of the experience.

    Open seven days a week, the facility offers flexible training windows designed to accommodate demanding schedules. Coached hours provide active guidance, while open gym hours allow experienced lifters to train independently within a professional setting.

    What distinguishes Physical Culture Brooklyn is its commitment to professional coaching. The team brings more than 50 years of combined experience, with backgrounds in exercise science, sports medicine, athletic training, sports performance, women’s health, functional strength, and body composition.

    Coaches include specialists in:
    Injury rehabilitation and sports medicine in Brooklyn
    • Women’s health, including prenatal and postpartum fitness
    • Body composition and sustainable fat loss
    • Sports performance for athletes and combat sports competitors
    • Functional strength and Olympic weightlifting

    This depth of expertise ensures that every training session whether private or in an open gym is backed by education, experience, and purpose.

    Located at 55 Ninth Street in Gowanus, Physical Culture Brooklyn proudly serves professionals and families from Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Red Hook, Brooklyn Heights, Prospect Heights, and surrounding neighborhoods.

    The gym partners with respected local and performance-focused organizations, including medical and physical therapy providers, reinforcing its position as a trusted resource within Brooklyn’s health and performance community.

    At its core, Physical Culture Brooklyn is more than a gym; it is a coaching environment built around long-term strength, resilience, and confidence.

    The launch of exclusive day pass access through Flexxd provides a low-barrier opportunity to experience the Physical Culture system with guidance from a personal fitness trainer in Brooklyn.

    For those curious about structured strength training, recovering from injury, returning to fitness after pregnancy, or seeking a more focused alternative to traditional gyms, the day pass offers a firsthand introduction to the coaching-first model led by an experienced personal fitness trainer.

    Visitors can train inside a space that prioritizes quality over chaos where programs are intentional, coaching is accessible, and progress is measurable all supported by professional personal fitness trainer guidance.

    Exclusive day passes to Physical Culture Brooklyn are now available for booking through the Flexxd platform.

    Individuals interested in personalized coaching can also schedule a 30-minute discovery call with owner Brian to discuss goals, training history, and the most appropriate coaching path.

    For Brooklyn’s professionals and parents who want strength that supports the life they lead, this partnership makes it easier than ever to start.

    Train smart. Live strong. Experience Physical Culture today.

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  • Influential Women Features Catherine Chai: 1st Assistant Manager at Cato Corporation

    MOBILE, AL, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Retail Leader Driving Sales, Team Development, and Innovation in Fashion Management

    Catherine Chai is a dedicated and results-driven retail professional with extensive experience in fashion retail management. Currently serving as 1st Assistant Manager at Cato Corporation, Catherine has consistently demonstrated her ability to lead high-performing teams, drive sales, and maintain exceptional visual merchandising standards. Her career spans multiple respected retail brands, including rue21, Burlington Stores, Inc., Ulta Beauty, and Forever 21, where she earned recognition for surpassing sales goals, improving credit applications, and delivering outstanding customer experiences.

    Catherine’s journey in retail began while she was in college, where she discovered her passion for the industry and committed herself to mastering every aspect of store operations. Over the years, she has cultivated expertise in team leadership, coaching and mentoring associates, customer service excellence, sales strategy, and visual merchandising. Catherine is also highly proactive in professional development, completing certifications in Fashion Retail Transformation, Influencing People, and AI-driven courses such as ChatGPT 101 and Introduction to Generative AI Studio. Her commitment to staying ahead of industry trends and innovative retail practices has further strengthened her ability to lead teams and optimize store performance.

    Known for her operational excellence and people-first approach, Catherine has successfully trained and promoted associates into leadership roles, implemented motivational programs, and led stores to achieve top district and regional rankings. Her career reflects a combination of hands-on experience, self-taught expertise, and a dedication to developing others while consistently delivering measurable results for her organization.

    Catherine attributes her success to her passion for retail and dedication to continuous learning. Beginning her college career, she quickly realized how much she enjoyed the industry and committed herself to growing within it. She emphasizes that a willingness to self-teach, gain practical experience, and focus on helping others succeed has been instrumental in her career growth.

    The best career advice Catherine has received is to never hesitate to ask questions. Seeking guidance and clarity has helped her learn quickly, make informed decisions, and continuously improve in her role. To young women entering the retail industry, she advises investing in self-education: “Continuously learning new skills and expanding your knowledge will help you stand out and advance your career.”

    Lifelong learning remains central to Catherine’s professional and personal life. She enjoys exploring new ideas, whether developing professionally or learning new recipes at home, as it keeps her inspired and growing.

    Passionate about retail and people development, Catherine Chai continues to pursue opportunities that elevate team performance and enhance customer experiences, making her a true leader in the evolving fashion retail landscape.

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    Through her Influential Women profile, https://influentialwomen.com/connect/catherine-chai

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  • Tanoia Appoints Kathleen Murray Piper as Chief Operating Officer and Co Founder

    Appointment signals company’s shift from product market fit to scaled growth

    Kathleen is a proven enterprise operator who understands how to run complex businesses with precision,” said Ann Goodwin, Founder and CEO of Tanoia”
    — Anna Goodwin

    BRADENTON, FL, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Tanoia, a relationship skills company that owns the Timaci Method™, today announced the appointment of Kathleen Murray Piper as Chief Operating Officer and Co Founder, effective December 1, 2025. The hire marks Tanoia’s next phase of commercialization, requiring experienced operational leadership, disciplined execution, and scalable systems.

    Kathleen joins Tanoia with more than 30 years of executive and senior leadership experience building and scaling iconic consumer brands across health and wellness, food, and beverage. She has held senior operating roles at Fortune 500 companies, private equity backed businesses transitioning to corporate ownership, and family owned companies, with a strong record of driving growth through consumer centric strategy, innovation, and disciplined execution.

    At Kellogg’s, she served in multiple director roles overseeing portfolios ranging from 700 million to 1 billion dollars, with full P&L ownership and marketing budgets up to 50 million dollars across frozen foods, cereal, and snacks. During her tenure, Kathleen led brand turnarounds, restored brand growth, and launched new platforms generating more than 100 million dollars in revenue, partnering closely with supply chain, finance, and sales to deliver sustainable financial performance at scale.

    “Kathleen is a proven enterprise operator who understands how to run complex businesses with precision,” said Ann Goodwin, Founder and CEO of Tanoia. “Her leadership at Kellogg’s demonstrates the level of rigor, accountability, and execution we look for when a company is ready to scale. She has built brands, managed P&Ls, and led teams in environments where outcomes matter to investors and shareholders.”

    More recently, Kathleen served on the executive leadership team at Signature Brands, where she applied that large company discipline to legacy brands including Betty Crocker, PAAS, and Pumpkin Masters to transform and grow the portfolio. As Vice President of Marketing, Innovation, R&D, and Creative Services, she helped modernize the brands, optimize the marketing mix, and launch new growth platforms that supported the sale of Signature Brands to private equity.

    “Signature Brands showcased Kathleen’s ability to take enterprise experience and apply it in a faster, more entrepreneurial environment,” added Goodwin. “That combination—scale plus speed—is exactly what Tanoia needs at this moment. Kathleen is the rare operator who brings both big company rigor and entrepreneurial speed.”

    Earlier in her career, Kathleen led investor relations functions for regional and community banking institutions supporting transitions from mutual to public ownership. She partnered with executive leadership, legal teams, and investment bankers to prepare disclosure materials, manage investor communications, and support successful initial public offerings, building foundational IR processes and navigating public company governance and reporting requirements.

    As Chief Operating Officer, Kathleen will oversee company operations, commercialization, cross functional execution, and strategic partnerships, working closely with the CEO and board to build a repeatable, scalable growth engine.
    “My foundation was built at Kellogg’s, where operational excellence and accountability are non negotiable,” said Kathleen Murray Piper, COO of Tanoia. “What excites me about Tanoia is the opportunity to apply that rigor in a high growth environment—building systems, teams, and processes that enable the company to scale without losing focus on the consumer or the mission.”
    Kathleen holds an MBA from the University of Notre Dame and completed a digital marketing certificate program at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
    About Tanoia and the Timaci Method™
    Tanoia is a relationship skills company focused on helping singles and couples succeed in romantic relationships. The company owns the Timaci Method™, an experienced informed framework that builds relationship skill capability providing a practical way to prepare for and sustain healthy relationships. The Timaci Method is being developed to scale as an operating system for modern relationships, supporting individuals, coaches, and platforms with structured tools for emotional readiness, skills practice, and long term relational health.

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  • ProteQC® Co-Founder Darren Bender Presents ‘Post-Quantum Negligence’ in PQShield Podcast Interview

    New interview explores how delaying post-quantum cryptography could expose organisations to future legal liability

    LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — ProteQC®, a cryptographic resilience advisory firm, highlights a recent podcast interview with PQShield, the market leader in post-quantum cryptography (PQC), featuring co-founder and Chief Legal Officer Darren Bender, who introduced the emerging concept of “Post-Quantum Negligence.” The episode builds on ProteQC’s mission to help organisations achieve cryptographic resilience, ensuring their systems can adapt quickly as standards evolve.

    Post-Quantum Negligence, a term coined by U.S. litigation attorney Darren Bender, describes what could become a new category of legal exposure as the risks of quantum computing become widely understood. In the interview, “Post-Quantum Negligence: When Inaction Becomes Legal Exposure,” on the cybersecurity podcast Shielded: The Last Line of Cyber Defense, Bender introduces the concept and explains how failing to prepare for quantum threats today could create future legal liability for organisations that delay cryptographic migration. The episode has already exceeded 96,000 YouTube views—a notable milestone for a subject at the intersection of quantum physics, cybersecurity, and law.

    Johannes Lintzen, Global Director of Business Development at PQShield and host of the Shielded podcast, said: “This conversation reflects exactly why we started the Shielded podcast, to have honest, practical discussions about what the quantum shift really means for the people responsible for protecting systems today. At PQShield, we work closely with organisations that are actively transitioning to post-quantum cryptography, and we see firsthand that this is no longer a theoretical issue. It is easy to frame quantum computing as a distant milestone, but for security teams and boards, the question of how to reduce exposure now is already on the table. Darren’s perspective brings that reality into sharp focus. As understanding of quantum risk grows, so will expectations. These conversations matter because they help turn a complex technical challenge into a clear, responsible plan of action.”

    While the industry frames post-quantum cryptography as a future technical upgrade, Bender argues that courts may view the issue differently. That is, through the established legal principles of duty of care, foreseeability, and negligence. “Quantum risk is often treated as a distant engineering challenge,” said Bender. “But once a risk becomes widely known and reasonably foreseeable, organisations may have a legal duty to address it. The question courts will ask in the future is simple: what did you know, and what did you do about it?”

    In the interview, Bender outlines three emerging risks organisations should consider as quantum computing advances:
    – Harvest Now, Decrypt Later attacks: Adversaries may collect encrypted data today with the expectation it can be decrypted once large-scale quantum computers emerge. Because sensitive information—such as financial, healthcare, and intellectual property data—can remain valuable for decades, organisations that delay post-quantum planning could face future exposure.

    – Performative quantum readiness: Bender cautions against organisations claiming quantum readiness without meaningful cryptographic migration or governance behind those claims. Courts may not expect perfection, but they will expect evidence that organisations took reasonable steps to understand and manage the risk.

    – Emerging negligence exposure: As quantum risk becomes legally foreseeable, organisations that cannot demonstrate reasonable preparedness may face liability under established tort principles—including the Learned Hand test.

    ProteQC was founded to help financial institutions prepare for the transition to post-quantum cryptography and reduce emerging governance and legal risks associated with quantum computing. “Preparing for the quantum era isn’t just about cryptography,” Bender added. “It’s about governance, documentation, and ensuring organisations can demonstrate responsible decision-making when new technological risks emerge.”
    To learn more about the concept of post-quantum negligence and how organisations should prepare for the legal and security implications of the quantum era, listen to the full podcast on major podcast platforms or watch the video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqsIAcUyb4E

    Learn more at www.proteqc.com

    About ProteQC
    ProteQC is a vendor-independent cryptographic resilience advisory firm helping financial institutions achieve crypto-agility and reduce quantum-era risk. The firm provides training, assessments, strategy development and ongoing advisory support.

    About PQShield
    PQShield is a post-quantum cryptography (PQC) company creating the global standards and core technologies to power the future security layer of the world’s leading organizations. Its quantum-secure cryptographic solutions work with companies’ legacy systems to protect sensitive data now and for years to come. It is the only cybersecurity company that can deliver high-quality secure implementations of quantum-safe cryptography on chips, in applications, and in the cloud, and is also an authority on PQC side channel attack resistance, having built a dedicated PQC SCA test lab with industry partners. PQShield is also a leading contributor to the post-quantum cryptography standardization projects throughout the world.

    Headquartered in the UK, with teams throughout Europe, the United States and Japan, PQShield is principally backed by Addition, Oxford Science Enterprises (formerly OSI), Kindred Capital, Crane Venture Partners, and InnovateUK. Its extensive research paper catalog is available here.

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  • North Carolina’s Teacher Attrition Rate Nears Record High

    A new report presented to the North Carolina State Board of Education shows an increasing teacher attrition rate.

    RALEIGH, NC, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The North Carolina State Board of Education received unwelcome news at its March meeting last week. Data from the annual State of the Teaching and School Administration Professions in North Carolina show that North Carolina’s teachers are leaving the classroom at a rate of 10.11% (up slightly from last year’s 9.88%), which puts teacher attrition in 2024-25 at a near-record high.

    The record 11.50% teacher attrition rate was set in 2022-23. While not quite reaching the record high, the current attrition rate is still much higher than before the pandemic where it ranged from 7.5% to 8.2%.

    Beginning teachers (those with fewer than three years of teaching experience) had a much higher attrition rate (14.9%) than teachers with more years of experience (9.34%), which highlights a critical issue for North Carolina’s public schools: How can districts retain early-career teachers?

    As seen in previous years, educators with 30 or more years of experience left at the highest rate as they choose to retire.

    Teacher attrition rate varied widely across the state. Weldon City Schools in the northeast region had the highest attrition rate at 26.53%, while Clay County Schools in the western region had the lowest attrition rate at 4.30%.

    The report also identified the drop in percentage of teachers entering the field from a traditional education preparation program (EPP). The percentage dropped from 33% in 2017-18 to 27% in 2024-25. The percentage of teachers coming from EPP residency pathways or from other states has also dropped in recent years.

    As a result of fewer teachers from in-state teacher preparatory programs or from other states, districts have relied more on international teachers. The percentage of newly hired international teachers rose from 5% in 2017-18 to 13% in 2024-25.

    Although many international teachers are both experienced and high-quality, their tenure in the state is limited by their visa status, further adding to teacher turnover. According to a recent article in Border Belt Independent, North Carolina was second only to Texas in the number of K-12 education visas approved by the federal government in 2025. Recent changes in visa regulations put the future of these visas at risk and will likely leave some of the hardest-to-staff districts scrambling to hire teachers.

    In its latest Making the Grade report, the Education Law Center ranked North Carolina 50th in public education cost-adjusted funding level and 50th in funding effort. These rankings, along with near-record high teacher attrition rate, may encourage lawmakers to invest more in North Carolina’s public education system.

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  • Aambé Health Launches ‘Living Food’ Initiative with One Season Farmers and Harvest Today to Expand Tribal Food Systems

    Aambé Health Launches “Living Food” Initiative with One Season Farmers and Harvest Today to Expand Tribal Food Systems

    Access to fresh food is one of the most important drivers of long-term health. This initiative helps communities grow nutritious food locally while creating new economic opportunities.”
    — Ron “Hawk” Spoerl

    LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — New partnership introduces scalable indoor farming solutions to improve food access, health outcomes and food sovereignty for tribal communities.

    Aambé Health announced the launch of Aambé Health Living Food, a new initiative focused on bringing scalable indoor farming systems to tribal communities across the United States and Canada.

    The Living Food initiative is being developed in partnership with One Season Farmers and Harvest Today, combining indoor agriculture technology with a health-centered mission to improve access to fresh food, strengthen local food systems, and support long-term community wellness.

    Leaders from all three organizations will introduce the initiative at the upcoming Reservation Economic Summit (RES) at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas — one of the largest gatherings of tribal leaders, economic development professionals and business partners in Indian Country.

    The partners will be represented throughout the conference at two locations on the show floor.

    Aambé Health will be located at Booth 715, while Harvest Today and One Season Farmers will exhibit at Booth 234, where attendees will be able to see a working prototype of their vertical indoor farming system in operation.

    Representatives from each organization will be visiting both booths during the event to discuss partnership opportunities and pilot programs with Tribal governments, healthcare organizations, and economic development groups.

    “Aambé Health Living Food represents a new approach to strengthening community health,” said Ron Spoerl, founder of Aambé. “Access to fresh food is one of the most important drivers of long-term health. This initiative helps communities grow nutritious food locally while creating new economic opportunities.”

    At the center of the initiative is the Harvest Wall, a patented vertical growing system developed by Rick Langille, CEO of Harvest Today. The technology allows fresh produce to be grown year round in controlled environments regardless of local climate conditions.

    Using this system, communities can grow leafy greens, herbs, and other nutrient-dense foods indoors, reducing reliance on long supply chains and improving access to fresh produce.

    “This system allows communities to grow food every day of the year,” said Rick Langille, CEO of Harvest Today. “Our goal is to help tribal communities create reliable local food production while improving health and sustainability.”

    The Living Food initiative also includes operational support from One Season Farmers, which specializes in helping organizations successfully operate indoor farming systems.

    “Food is medicine,” said John Kite of One Season Farmers. “When communities are able to grow fresh food locally, it changes the way people think about health, nutrition, and independence.”

    Many tribal communities face challenges related to food access and diet-related health conditions such as diabetes. The Living Food initiative aims to support community-driven solutions by making fresh food production possible close to where it is consumed and by offering a culinary program focused on preparing healthy meals.

    Through partnerships with tribal governments, healthcare systems and economic development leaders, Aambé Health Living Food will focus on launching pilot installations and scalable food production systems that can be expanded across communities.

    Organizations interested in learning more about the Aambé Health Living Food initiative or exploring potential pilot programs can visit: https://www.aambe.com/post/a-new-path-for-fresh-food-in-tribal-communities

    Tribal leaders and organizations can also submit a request for more information through the Living Food interest form available on that page.

    Organizations interested in learning more about the initiative can meet with representatives during RES 2026 in Las Vegas or connect with the partners following the event.

    About Aambé Health
    Aambé Health works with Tribal communities, healthcare organizations, and partners to develop innovative programs that improve health outcomes, support economic resilience, and strengthen community wellbeing.

    About One Season Farmers
    One Season Farmers specializes in sustainable indoor agriculture operations that allow organizations and communities to grow fresh food year round using controlled environment farming technology.

    About Harvest Today
    Harvest Today is the inventor of the patented Harvest Wall, a vertical indoor farming system designed to enable efficient, scalable food production in a wide variety of environments.

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  • Sherweb Sets Sights on Thousands of UK MSPs with Latest Expansion

    Sherweb Expands Into UK Market, Bringing Tailored Solutions to MSPs

    NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Sherweb, the Canadian technology and service provider that gives MSPs everything they need to run and scale their offerings, today announced its expansion into the United Kingdom. Sherweb has worked with MSPs across North America for nearly three decades of shifting technology trends. From the early days of email to the AI boom, Sherweb has empowered MSPs to compete in the ever-changing market. Now, as technology continues to evolve at warp speed, Sherweb is expanding its reach, entering the UK market to support the 11,000+ MSPs across the pond that need more than solutions to scale.

    With the rate at which technology is changing today, if MSPs aren’t ahead, it usually means they’re behind—and it takes more than tools to keep up. Especially for small businesses, which make up a majority of UK MSPs, teams are increasingly struggling to manage the rising number of tools, platforms and solutions necessary to meet customer expectations. Sherweb is now bringing that missing piece to UK MSPs, going beyond solution deployment to introduce a hands-on approach that proactively drives value.

    Following Sherweb’s acquisition of MicroWarehouse last year, the leading IT solutions provider in Ireland, the company has been gradually building a presence in the UK. This includes continuous work with Huntress as the company’s first global distribution partner. The company will now work on-the-ground with growing teams based in the UK and Ireland to tailor approaches built for each businesses’ unique goals and challenges. Led by experts with in-house MSP backgrounds, Sherweb will create bespoke strategies that cover everything from evolving security challenges and Microsoft switch ups to demand for emerging technologies.

    “Sherweb is built around people, not just platforms,” said Matthew Cassar, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Sherweb, “Products are just one part of the puzzle. To unlock true value and take advantage of upcoming opportunities, MSPs need guidance in tandem with their technology. This means training, strategic sessions and partners who have on-the-ground knowledge both of how the ecosystem is evolving and how your company works. We are dedicated to bringing a personal, partner-first approach to the UK MSP market.”

    Through a combination of one-to-one support and a growing product marketplace, Sherweb gives MSPs a clear path forward, enabling them to scale their business with the changing landscape. As UK regulations also evolve at the same rapid pace as the tech market, Sherweb will work with MSPs to navigate compliance complexities, ensuring speed to market and security while still meeting regulations.

    “Too many MSPs are carrying the weight of navigating vendor changes, security pressure and AI disruption alone—leaning on tools and solutions without also having the right strategic backing,” said Finian Nally, Director of Corporate Strategy UK & Ireland at Sherweb. “We believe MSPs deserve more than a portal and a price list. And they should expect more too. ‘Expect better’ is a challenge to the market, and we at Sherweb want to ensure UK MSPs have access to a partner truly invested in their growth.”

    The company recently launched a Self Service Portal for end clients, and multiple programs designed to help MSPs navigate specific technology challenges including shifts to Microsoft’s CSP program and foundational preparation for AI programs.

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    About Sherweb

    Sherweb equips MSPs with everything they need to run and scale their offerings through a competitive mix of cloud licenses, digital services and on-the-ground IT solutions. Equipped with a comprehensive portfolio of productivity, cybersecurity, infrastructure, backup and AI-driven solutions, alongside a wide range of professional services, the company’s MSP partners support the IT needs of more than 100,000 companies. Sherweb’s dedicated partner portal enables MSPs to efficiently manage their licensing across a diverse array of cloud solutions from Microsoft, Google and other top providers. The company additionally provides Helpdesk, outsourced support, and managed cloud services, helping MSPs extend their capabilities, reduce operational overhead, and enhance service delivery. They also create tailored business solutions to address evolving market needs, such as AI-readiness. Founded in 1998 in Canada, Sherweb has since expanded its presence throughout the US and more recently in Europe.

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  • Texas Closes 6 Radar Blind Spots, While 8 Critical Weather Gaps Remain

    Six Texas Counties Enter Private-Public Partnerships That Others Can Replicate to Address Weather-Related Risks to Communities, Infrastructure and Industries

    LOUISVILLE, KY, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Weather technology company Climavision today announced that six of Texas’ 14 radar gaps have now been filled through privately operated radar systems in the following counties: Jackson, Reeves, Lamar, Hamilton, Scurry and Brazos (via Texas A&M). Within these weather blind spots, known as radar gaps, events ranging from winds and precipitation to tornadoes, floods and wildfires have previously gone undetected, leaving affected communities vulnerable to increasingly intense and more frequent weather conditions.

    Upon realizing they were in one of the state’s 14 radar gaps–the most gaps of any state in the country–many Texas emergency managers and members of the public safety community have been looking for solutions. Historically, they’ve faced funding and maintenance setbacks. But six of 14 counties have found a workaround to prevent weather-induced damage, such as that inflicted on the Hamilton Municipal Airport in January 2024 and the many unwarned tornadoes in the Tyler area. Each entered into a public-private partnership with National Weather Service partner Climavision that resulted in the installation of their own local radars–an approach that the remaining counties can replicate.

    “Radar gaps are not abstract issues. Counties across Texas and the U.S. often rely on weather forecasts from as far as 150+ miles away. This leaves communities exposed not just to extreme weather events, but to everyday shifts that affect crops, energy demand and basic living conditions,” said Tara Goode, VP of Radar Operations at Climavision. “We continue working with counties and states to close these gaps so they can detect weather earlier, rather than be surprised by it.”

    The 8 Weather Gaps That Remain in Texas

    Currently, 130 million Americans, including those in eight Texas counties and their associated regions–King, La Salle, Mason, Medina, Montague, Polk, Smith and Starr–live within radar blind spots. (Smith and Montague have a public-private partnership with Climavision and are awaiting installation.)

    The National Weather Service NEXRAD radar network was deployed in the 1990s and includes just over 160 radars, spaced roughly 200 miles apart. This leaves large swathes of land and populations reliant on localized weather data from neighboring towns that often experience far different weather conditions. By contrast, modern weather risks require access to street-level weather data.

    An Approach Texas Counties Can Replicate

    The six counties that have already partnered with Climavision to install radars in their communities now have hyper-local visibility that empowers local emergency management officials to get ahead of weather events and better protect residents and infrastructure. These radars benefit the county and its neighbors as far as 60 miles away.

    After establishing public-private partnerships with Climavision, these counties each helped identify local infrastructure, such as water towers or rooftops, where they could place their new radar. Climavision then installs, operates, maintains and owns the radar, so that counties don’t have to absorb the challenges or cost of infrastructure ownership. Climavision additionally takes responsibility for integrating this data with federal and state agency partners, and makes it available as a service to other government and private sector partners.

    The Real-World Cost of Limited Weather Visibility in Texas

    For communities inside radar gaps, incomplete weather data affects more than emergency alerts. Climavision’s private radars work to prevent the following scenarios:

    • Energy outages and grid damage. Grid operators depend on accurate wind and precipitation data to protect infrastructure, safely dispatch crews, and minimize outage duration during severe weather.
    • Solar and renewable energy infrastructure risks. Solar and renewable energy infrastructure represents billions in investment for Texas. Better storm detection enables protective measures, optimizes insurance, and supports the growing sector.
    • Agricultural operations delays. Even small deviations in rainfall or wind patterns can significantly affect planting, irrigation, and harvesting decisions.
    • Airports vulnerabilities and flight disruptions. Airports are vulnerable to sudden wind events that may not be fully captured by distant radar systems.
    • Unprepared emergency services: Earlier detection of low-level rotation or flash flood conditions can provide critical lead time for evacuation and response.
    • Incomplete information for wildfire responders. Wildfire management requires real-time smoke plume tracking for evacuation planning, air quality alerts, highway safety, and firefighting resource deployment.

    A Growing National Footprint

    In addition to Texas, Climavision’s radar network now fills visibility gaps across 14 states, including Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Kansas, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. The company just announced its expansion to 15 states with upcoming installations in Florida.

    Climavision works alongside federal agencies such as NOAA and the National Weather Service, state departments of transportation, emergency management, and natural resources. It is committed to deepening its work with Texas academic institutions, including several that already have radars on campus: Texas A&M College Station, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, University of North Texas, and Southern Methodist University.

    It additionally supports weather-sensitive industries in Texas, including energy production, utilities, farming and broadcast media.

    As Texas continues to experience population growth and intensifying weather volatility, closing the remaining eight radar gaps could significantly strengthen statewide resilience.

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    About Climavision

    Climavision brings together the power of a proprietary, high resolution supplemental weather radar network with its cutting-edge Horizon AI forecasting technology suite to close significant weather observation gaps and drastically improve forecast speed and accuracy. Climavision’s revolutionary approach to climate technology is poised to help reduce the economic risks of volatile weather on companies, governments, and communities alike. Climavision is backed by The Rise Fund, the world’s largest global impact platform committed to achieving measurable, positive social and environmental outcomes alongside competitive financial returns. The company is headquartered in Louisville, KY, with research and development in Raleigh, NC, AI forecasting operations in Ft. Collins, CO, and a fleet maintenance office in the panhandle of Florida. To learn more, visit www.Climavision.com.

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  • Invito Energy Partners Expands Leadership Team and Elevates CFO to Drive Next Phase of Growth

    Company Announces Four Executive Appointments Signaling Accelerated Momentum Across Capital Markets, Operations, Technology, and Finance

    DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Invito Energy Partners, a Dallas-based oil and gas company focused on the acquisition, development, and optimization of unconventional U.S. onshore assets, today announced four executive leadership appointments, including three new hires and the promotion of a financial executive to Chief Financial Officer.

    These appointments reflect the company’s continued expansion and commitment to building a best-in-class organization capable of executing on its long-term investment strategy.

    Tyler Fish Promoted to Chief Financial Officer

    Invito Energy Partners has promoted Tyler Fish to Chief Financial Officer. Fish brings more than 15 years of experience in oil and gas accounting, financial planning, and operational analysis.

    As CFO, Fish will oversee the company’s financial operations, including fund accounting, treasury management, investor reporting, forecasting, and distributions. He will also play a key strategic role in capital allocation and financial planning as the company continues to expand its portfolio.

    Darren Whissen Joins as Managing Director, Capital Markets & Investor Relations

    Invito Energy Partners has appointed Darren Whissen as Managing Director of Capital Markets and Investor Relations, effective January 2026. Whissen brings more than 20 years of financial services experience spanning wealth management, regulatory compliance, capital formation, and alternative investments. He will lead the firm’s national capital-raising initiatives and investor relations strategy.

    Daniel Boyd Joins as Managing Director, Information Technology

    Invito Energy Partners has also appointed Daniel Boyd as Managing Director of Information Technology, effective January 2026. Boyd brings more than 20 years of oil and gas technology experience, including expertise in GIS systems, enterprise software engineering, and data infrastructure. He will lead the firm’s technology strategy as Invito continues to scale its operations across multiple basins.

    Curtis Caile Joins as Director of Asset Management

    Invito Energy Partners has appointed Curtis Caile as Director of Asset Management, effective February 2026. Caile brings 19 years of reservoir engineering and asset management experience across U.S. unconventional basins. He will focus on integrating technical analysis and economic discipline to optimize production performance and maximize asset value.

    “This is an exciting moment for Invito,” said Steve Blackwell, CEO and Managing Partner of Invito Energy Partners. “We have been intentional about building a strong leadership team to support the company’s long-term vision. Darren, Curtis, and Daniel bring tremendous expertise to the organization, and Tyler’s promotion to CFO reflects his significant contributions to the firm’s growth.”

    The appointments follow Invito’s strongest capital-raising year since the company’s founding, highlighting growing investor confidence and momentum heading into 2026.

    About Invito Energy Partners

    Invito Energy Partners is a Dallas-based oil and gas investment and operating company focused on the acquisition, development, and optimization of unconventional U.S. onshore assets. The firm’s leadership team brings deep operational, technical, and financial expertise and is committed to delivering disciplined, high-return investment opportunities for its partners.

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  • Kristin Atherton Named Best Fiction Narrator

    Actor receives 2026 Audie Award for her narration of RBmedia audiobook “Outlander”

    Stepping into a world so cherished by listeners comes with tremendous expectations, and Kristin delivered a truly masterful performance.”
    — Troy Juliar

    LANDOVER, MD, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — RBmedia, the largest audiobook publisher in the world, today announced that stage, screen, and voice actor Kristin Atherton has won the 2026 Audie Award for Best Fiction Narrator. She earned the award for her solo performance of RBmedia’s audiobook edition of “Outlander” by Diana Gabaldon.

    Published by RBmedia’s Recorded Books brand, the newly recorded audiobook edition offers a fresh performance of the internationally bestselling novel—a sweeping historical saga of time travel, war, and romance that captivated millions worldwide and inspired the hit STARZ television series. Atherton portrays leading character Jenny Murray in Season 7.

    With hundreds of audiobooks to her credit, Atherton has earned multiple voice acting honors. She narrates RBmedia’s new audiobook editions of the entire Outlander series. The first six audiobooks are available now, with the remaining titles—including the highly anticipated tenth and final installment—forthcoming.

    Atherton said, “I am honestly beyond humbled to have received the Audie Award for Best Fiction Narrator for ‘Outlander.’ After listening to the eloquence and passion of my fellow narrators at the awards ceremony—not to mention the incredible producers, authors, and champions of the audio industry who all spoke so eloquently about the importance of our industry—I feel doubly so. I know I stand on the shoulders of giants; not least the genius that is Diana Gabaldon, whose words make my job easy, the whole team at RBmedia, to whom I could not be more grateful for this extraordinary opportunity, my peers in the world of audiobook narration, who inspire me every time I put in my earphones, and of course the Outlander fanbase whose passion and support mean the absolute universe to me.”

    “Outlander is one of the most beloved series in publishing, with an extraordinarily devoted fan base,” said Troy Juliar, Chief Content Officer for RBmedia. “Stepping into a world so cherished by listeners comes with tremendous expectations, and Kristin delivered a truly masterful performance. She brought depth, emotional nuance, and authenticity to every moment, and this Audie recognition is incredibly well deserved.”

    Presented by the Audio Publishers Association, the Audie Awards is the premier awards program in the US recognizing distinction in audiobooks and spoken-word entertainment. In addition to “Outlander,” RBmedia also had six other 2026 Audie Awards finalists, including Audiobook of the Year nominee “Shield of Sparrows” by Devney Perry, narrated by Samantha Brentmoor and Jason Clarke.

    RBmedia’s Audie Award winner and finalists are available on major audiobook retail and library platforms.


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    About RBmedia

    RBmedia is the largest audiobook publisher in the world. With more than 100,000 titles, our audiobooks continually top key literary awards and bestseller lists. The company’s powerful digital retail and library distribution network reaches millions of listeners around the globe—at home, in the car, and everywhere their mobile devices go. Our titles are available on leading audio platforms, including Audible, Spotify, Apple, Google Play, Audiobooks.com, Storytel, Libro.fm, OverDrive, Hoopla, and many more. RBmedia is owned by H.I.G. Capital and Francisco Partners. Find out more at rbmediaglobal.com.

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