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Lubin’s Center for Global Governance, Reporting and Regulation won’t open its doors until February 2. But it has already attracted attention and writeups from leading financial publications, such as Bloomberg Businessweek.

Join us February 13th for an extraordinary evening bringing together visionaries from three of our most influential American theater institutions: Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Lincoln Center Theater and The Public Theater.

. . . “more and more, Twitter is being used to rally to a political cause which does not want to align with [its] business model,” said Darren Hayes, CIS program chair at Pace University. For example, Anonymous has been actively using Twitter to communicate and organize.

“If Twitter wants to continue to prosper, then support from local government and corporations is more valuable than freedom of speech,” Hayes told TechNewsWorld.

. . . On Pace University’s Manhattan campus, the new center on Feb. 2 will start a six-month, 75-hour program leading to a new Certified Compliance and Regulatory Professional Certificate. In collaboration with the Association of International Bank Auditors (AIBA), the school will train global financial services professionals in regulatory strategy and compliance. (left: Professor John Alan James, executive director of Pace University’s newly established Center for Global Governance, Reporting and Regulation.)

Pace MPA alum Carlos Moran, former deputy commissioner for the county social services department, has been named the new executive director of Yonkers’ Workforce Investment Board.

The leasing of new performing arts space at 140 William Street underscores Pace’s commitment to being a cultural hub for lower Manhattan.

Pace University has appointed its treasurer and finance executive, Toby R. Winer, as the institution’s new executive vice president and chief financial officer. Winer will be the first woman in Pace’s history to hold these positions, according to the University’s president, Stephen Friedman.

In an article in the Pleasantville-Briarcliff Patch, editor Sarah Studley highlighted the latest in teacher education at Pace, the new TLE TeachLivE™ Lab technology.

“At no time in history have international governance and regulation been more important to the business, government and public sector than they are today,” said Neil S. Braun, Dean of the Lubin School of Business, in announcing Pace’s new Center for Global Governance, Reporting and Regulation. John Alan James (pictured), an international expert on how corporations are governed, has been named the center’s inaugural executive director. James has over 40 years of experience as an author and consultant in Europe, Asia and the U.S., and as an instructor at leading European business schools such as INSEAD and IMD.

Pace University has appointed Toby R. Winer as Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer.