Local briefs list new hires and awards in New Bern area
Brenda Humienny of American Express Financial Advisors earns Master Advisor designation at the New Bern office. Barbara Kirk begins as Mount Olive College New Bern Center program representative after earning a UF degree in 1992, now recruiting students. Mary E. Richardson and Barbara G. Jones of Sprint/Central Carolina Telephone receive 25 years service awards. Harmony House Inn earns a three crown rating from the American Bed & Breakfast Association. All Win-Dixies in eastern North Carolina begin 24/7 operations. Karl Stybe returns as executive chef at The Chelsea Restaurant after earning international cuisine awards. Jane Porter wins Downtown Discount Card drawing at Alive at Five. Debbie Seal named 1995 Second Quarter Employee at Fairfield Harbour. Lita-Marie Moody joins North Carolina Job Corps Placement Service as placement specialist in Havelock and New Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Humienny
American Express Financial Advisors
Jones
Humienny
New Bern
S. Glenburnie Road
Barbara Kirk
Mount ‘Olive College
New Bern Center
University of Florida
Barbara G. Jones
Sprint
Carolina
Gary
Anthony
Andrew Attmore
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Sun Journal
Pamlico businessman among delegates to White House meet
Pamlico County entrepreneur Warren Gulko of Western Auto Bayboro and director of Pamlico Community College Small Business Center was among 48 North Carolina delegates at the White House Conference on Small Business held June 11 to 15. He lauded diverse delegates collaborating to align federal laws with small business needs and noted the plan for a second national conference in 1999.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamlico County
North Carolina
White House
Warren Gulko
Pamlico Community College
Gulko
Western Auto
Bayboro
Bill Clinton
al Gore
House
Newt Gingrich
America
Clinton
Gingrich
Congress
Jack Faris
National Federation of Independent Business
New Bern men help seal $152 million UniDial deal
James Bryan and William Smith of Preferred Communications of New Bern and an authorized UniDial agent brokered a pact with International Global Network to market UniDial products. The plan aims to reach 131,000 customers within a year and bill $18 million monthly by late 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bryan
William Smith
Preferred Communications
New Bern
UniDial
UniDial Communications
International Global Network
International Global
Bryan
Wormleysburg
Preferred
Factory orders hint at modest recovery after weak quarter
The Commerce Department reports GDP grew 2.7 percent annual rate in Q1 1995, with May factory orders up 1.4 percent after declines. Analysts caution the second quarter may be weaker, though most expect at least a modest year‑end rebound. Inflation remains moderate as consumer spending softens and net exports rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Robert Dederick
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Federal Reserve
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Mary E. Richardson
Carolina Telephone
Rocky Mount
Richardson
Deloris Richardson
American Bed & Breakfast Association
Harmony House
Juice
Win-Dixies
Ivan Hardesty
Raleigh
Karl Stybe
Johnson & Wales University
Charleston
S.C
Stybe
Chelsea
Broad and
Middle Streets
Jane Porter
Cherishables
Chateau Monroe
Carolina Creations
Norman Anthony
Debbie Seal
Grifton
Fairfield Harbour
Seal
Fairfield
Fairshare
Kim Whitford
Moody
Havelock
Siena College
Michael
Fayetteville
Pamlico
Dierdre Jersey
Paul White
Walter Jones Jr
Warren Guiko
Jenkins Gas Co
Middle ST
Pal
Turner
Hes
Logical Computer Solutions
Kinston
Glenburnie Rd
Lan's
Hewlett Packard
Terry Tait
American Express Financial Advisors, Inc
Financial Advisors
Chamber of Commerce
Jane Turner
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