New KU Med Center leader aims to build bridges across groups
Doug Girod, 54, named leader of Kansas University Medical Center, emphasizes fewer separations and more cooperation among training, health professions, and hospital teams. He cites his history of medical mission work in Guatemala, the Philippines, Uganda, and beyond as evidence of his collaborative approach. Colleagues and TSue praise his fit for the role and potential statewide impact.
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Senate panel OKs most of governor tax plan
The Kansas Senate Assesment and Taxation Committee advanced most of Governor Sam Brownback's tax overhaul, dropping one revenue-raiser, deferring other provisions, and signaling a full-Senate debate next week. The bill targets phasing in a second round of income tax cuts as part of tax reform to eventually eliminate personal income taxes.
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Chestnut runs again for city commission emphasis on big picture
Rob Chestnut, who once ran his father's taxes at age 12, seeks another term on the Lawrence City Commission. Known as a numbers guy, he focused on budgets and projections during his first term. He decided not to seek a second term two years ago, but now returns with a focus on broader issues.
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Rob Chestnut CEO? Chief financial officer profile
Rob Chestnut aged 51 lives at 1105 Oak Tree Drive. He serves as chief financial officer for Nationwide Learning. He holds a bachelor’s in business administration and accounting from Kansas University and an MBA from KU. He is married to Micki with three children.
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