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Young Professionals to hear about building strong financial foundations

Posted at 2:00 pm October 5, 2014
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Briana Teroy

Briana Teroy

The Young Professionals of Oak Ridge will learn about building strong financial foundations during a Tuesday evening meeting.

“Building one’s investor IQ starts with understanding the basics,” a press release said.

The press release said the presentation will help new investors or those who need a refresher with:

  • the importance of developing a strategy,
  • the impact of asset allocation, and
  • the influence of inflation on one’s long-term goals.

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Filed Under: Business, Front Page News, Oak Ridge Tagged With: Briana Teroy, Edward Jones, financial foundations, financial services, Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce, young professionals, Young Professionals of Oak Ridge, YPOR

Roane State to offer new programs in medical informatics, financial services

Posted at 10:53 pm July 2, 2014
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Roane State Community College Harriman Campus

The main Roane State Community College campus in Harriman. The college also has a branch campus in Oak Ridge.

 

Roane State Community College will offer two new programs beginning in fall 2014: an associate of applied science in medical informatics and an associate of applied science in financial services.

The Tennessee Board of Regents approved the programs at its June meeting.

The two-year medical informatics program combines information technology, or IT, and health care. As health care providers increasingly use complex computerized records, they need qualified employees with computer skills and expertise in digital health care record-keeping.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of medical records and health information technicians is expected to grow 20 percent through 2018. Technicians who also have IT skills are expected to be in particularly high demand. [Read more…]

Filed Under: College, Education, Front Page News Tagged With: Diane Ward, financial services, Harriman, health care, health care record-keeping, health information technicians, information technology, Knox County Center for Health Sciences, medical informatics, medical records, Oak Ridge, Roane State, Roane State Community College, Rx-Tennessee, Tennessee Board of Regents, Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training, U.S. Department of Labor

New Nashville center for financial services firm UBS to add 1,000 jobs

Posted at 12:30 pm August 28, 2013
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Tennessee and Nashville officials announced Wednesday that UBS, a global financial services firm, will establish a shared services center in Nashville, adding 1,000 jobs. It’s a $36.5 million investment, officials said.

UBS currently provides operations support in Nashville through more than 200 employees and has a full-service wealth management office, a press release said. The new UBS Nashville Business Solutions Center will offer expanded business services in support of their wealth management and investment banking divisions. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Government, State, Top Stories Tagged With: Bill Hagerty, Bill Haslam, financial services, Karl Dean, Kathleen Lynch, Nashville, shared services center, Tennessee Economic and Community Development, UBS, UBS Group Americas and Wealth Management Americas, UBS Nashville Business Solutions Center, wealth management

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