Daily Archives: February 23, 2012
News for February 23rd, 2012.
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BLR Founder Robert Brady Named to ISHN’s Power 101 List of Safety Industry Leaders
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Robert L. Brady, Founder of BLR®–Business & Legal Resources has been honored by Industrial Safety and Hygiene News (ISHN) with inclusion to their annual Power 101 list.
Brentwood, TN –Robert L. Brady, Founder of BLR® –Business & Legal Resources has been honored byIndustrial Safety and Hygiene News (ISHN) with inclusion to their annual Power 101 list. ISHN is the premier journal for safety and health professionals.
The magazine wrote: “Robert Brady is an attorney and CEO since 1977 of Business & Legal Resources, a subscription-
To be included in the Power 101 list, Brady had to meet several criteria, including the ability to reach a national audience and create a community of professionals through conferences, seminars, and special interest groups, branded media products, websites, web forums, and other channels that enhance the safety profession.
The inclusion also reflects the magazine’s recognition of Bob’s “innovation and creativity — development of EHS-related research, theories, models, performance measures, communications products, and best practices.”
“I am extremely honored to be selected to the ISHN Power 101 list,” Brady said. “It’s the result of the hard work put in by a lot of smart and dedicated professionals at BLR who produce Safety Daily Advisor (http://safetydailyadvisor.blr.com/
About BLR
For over 35 years, BLR® has simplified compliance with state and federal legal requirements, helping U.S. businesses become more successful. BLR® offers authoritative content, training, and practical, easy-to-use tools for the HR& employment law, workplace safety, environmental compliance, compensation & benefits, and politics & legal markets. Through our expert in-house editors and exclusive attorney network, we provide the most comprehensive, reliable state-specific information available — and we do it in all 50 states. Our award-winning information products — including training programs, events, web portals, reports and subscription services — give businesses of all sizes and industries the best tools available at affordable prices.
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We help U.S. businesses simplify compliance with state and federal legal requirements, and we help them become more successful. For more information, please visit www.BLR.com.
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Michael’s Café Hosts Faith Based Career Transitions Group & Networking Event for HR Communi
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Cumberland Hills Career Transitions Group Offers Support for Those in Career Transition, Acts as a Community Resource Pool for Small to Medium Size Businesses in Wilson County, & Gathers Monthly at Michael’s Café to Break Bread and Network.
Cumberland Hills Career Transitions Group of Tennessee (CHCTG-TN) will be hosting structured business networking events on a monthly basis at Michael’s Café in Lebanon and offering support for people in career transition along with a structured networking session to foster a strong local business community. Cumberland Hills CTG-TN was founded by Gary Hawkins, a professional business analyst whose consulting career spans the globe with a focus on telecommunications. Gary is joined in the initiate by Freelance Marketing director Adam White who says that transition seems to be a common thread in today’s society where the average turnover for a position in corporate America is around one year.
Michael’s Café is proud to sponsor CHCTG-TN by opening its doors for the monthly networking event and provide a warm bowl of leftover soup for those in attendance. The next opportunity to get involved with Cumberland Hills CTG-TN will be Monday April 2nd at 2:30-3:30pm.
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CHCTG-TN is a cultivation station for new relationships in an accelerated format among many of The Upper Cumberland’s leading organizations & companies. Experience dynamic structured networking to meet high quality professionals and develop new contacts. Establish new contacts, share resources, promote your business, and get recruited! Our Mission is to establish a business networking forum, through regular events and special presentations, to serve Wilson County small and medium sized businesses to meet, engage and leverage existing resources in advancing their short, medium, and long term goals.
If you’d like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Gary Hawkins, please call Adam White at 615.715.7408 or e-mail: info@freelance-
Web: www.chctg-tn.com
Web: www.eatatmichaelscafe.com
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Location: Michaels Café | 404 Castle Heights Ave. N. | Lebanon, TN 37087 | 615-453-3838
Includes: Leftover Soup Lunch & Bread, Structured Networking & Attendee Contact List
Register Anytime: $25.00
Online: www.chctg-tn.com
Onsite: 404 Castle Heights Ave. N.
Benefit from Cumberland Hills Career Transitions Group – TN
Contact: Adam White (615)-715-7408
OPEN EVENT : NO Membership, NO Dues and NO Requirements. ONLY new relationships. (Max 50 participants)
An official relationship cultivation station helping sow the seeds of success in small communities.
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Shoals’ MultiLink junction box becomes the only certified and “ready to ship” universal PV interface
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Shoals Technologies Group, the global leader in photovoltaic OEM and balance of systems components, and Multi-Contact proudly announces certification to DIN V VDE 0126-5: 2008-05 from TÜV Rheinland for the MultiLink™ junction box.
“We are very proud to announce the certification of the MultiLink™ platform and look forward to the effect it will have on the photovoltaic industry. The adoption of power electronics, principally optimizers and micro-inverters, by the mainstream photovoltaic industry has been steadily increasing over the past few years, but due to many factors, primarily cost and flexibility, module manufacturers and installers were slow to adopt integrated electronics. Through our manufacturing relationships we understood there was a true need for a universal interface, essentially the “USB” port for PV modules, that would allow for a single module to be compatible with a variety of power electronics. It was at this point we leveraged our experience to design a rugged yet flexible system that meets not only the requirements of a standard junction box but serves as an interface that is compatible for PV electronics,”
The MultiLink™ junction box system features the only universal interface compatible with accessory modules featuring electronics from an extensive catalog of today’s leading manufacturers of PV electronics including Tigo Energy, Solantro Semiconductor, SolarEdge, Ampt and Exceltech. If the demand for power electronics is not currently significant, a standard junction box module is available. This insert can be easily removed at a later date in order to install power electronics. These features allow for lower production, installation and engineering costs while providing an unmatched level of flexibility and lifetime upgradability to module manufacturers and installers.
“As the leader in integrated electronics for PV modules, we are pleased to offer a Tigo Energy® SmartModule™
Other features of the MultiLink™ junction box include:
- Standardized exterior geometry for automated assembly
- Rated voltage of 1000VDC (TUV) & 600VDC (UL)
- Rated current of 10A
- Temperature range of -40 to +85 degrees C
- Environmental protection rating to IP67
- Manufacturing available in China and USA
The increased risk and costs associated with offering a “smart” module are critical factors that the MultiLink™ platform addresses. In today’s volatile industry module manufacturers are in a difficult position where cost and product differentiation are critical factors. In manufacturing, however, it is difficult to add value and reduce costs simultaneously. By using the MultiLink™ junction box PV module manufacturers no longer are required to select a single power electronics platform, manage multiple production lines and SKUs, or introduce electronics assembly into their factories. The MultiLink™ platform allows for the module manufacturer to offer a “smart” module, compatible with multiple different vendors, by simply attaching the junction box normally, no additional electronics are required for assembly or test. For the manufacturer, production costs stay stagnant but the value add to the end product is much higher.
For more information regarding Shoals MultiLink™ junction box, please visit http://www.Shoals.comor contact Shoals Technologies at +1-615-451-1400 or at sales@shoals.com
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