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No. 8: Virginia Tech
By Paul Myerberg // Aug 26, 2011
Step one: play good defense. Step two: don't turn the ball over. Step three: run the ball effectively. Step four: dictate the tempo on special teams. Rinse, lather, repeat. It's a simple formula — the Shredded Wheat of football philosophy — yet Virginia Tech is one of only a handful of programs that actually dedicates itself to the simple things, because it's the simple things that win football games. And win, and win and win, to the tune of seven straight double-digit win seasons, three B.C.S. bowls since 2007 and annual national title contention. If it's so simple, why can't others do the same? There's your big question, and I don't have an answer. But coaches across the land, at all levels, would be wise to pop in a tape of Virginia Tech at work to see how it's done. Few, if any, do the little things better.
Atlantic Coast, Coastal
Blacksburg, Va.
Returning starters
12 (6 offense, 6 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 7
2010 record
(11-3, 8-0)
Last year's
No. 15
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
Appalachian St.
- Sept. 10
at E.C.U.
- Sept. 17
Arkansas St.
- Sept. 24
at Marshall
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 8
Miami (Fla.)
- Oct. 15
at Wake Forest
- Oct. 22
Boston College
- Oct. 29
at Duke
- Nov. 10
at Georgia Tech
- Nov. 17
North Carolina
- Nov. 26
at Virginia
Last year's prediction
After being wrong in 2009, taking the Hokies over Georgia Tech, I feel secure in proclaiming Virginia Tech the best team in a very, very deep Coastal division. It stands to reason that the best team in the Coastal is the best team in the conference as a whole, right? My confidence stems from the simple idea that the Hokies enter 2010 with the offense as the undisputed strength; in my mind, there's nothing to worry about on defense. Expecting any less would be expecting a generation-long trend to end, which while gutsy would eventually be proved illogical. The Hokies are ready to roll, beginning with their big-time tussle with Boise State on Sept. 6. Do I think Virginia Tech will finish undefeated? No, I don't. I think they'll lose one A.C.C. game against a Coastal opponent; I'm also leaning towards the Broncos in the season opener. This remains a top 10 team in my mind, a B.C.S. bowl participant and a dark horse, with this schedule, in the national title race.
2010 recap
In a nutshell It pays to keep the faith. Those who doubted Virginia's Tech toughness — and you know who you are — should have remembered that this team was still lead by Frank Beamer, was still quarterbacked by Tyrod Taylor, still had the pieces in the backfield to dominate and still had Bud Foster running the defense, even if that group lacked the horses of year's past. In your defense, if you had counted the Hokies out: that 0-2 start was disappointing. Not so much the loss to Boise State, even if the Broncos didn't end up playing for the national title, as some might have predicted; the nadir was a home loss to James Madison, even if the Hokies could be excused for having a down game one week after that late loss to the Broncos. From there, it was vintage Virginia Tech: 11 straight wins heading into bowl play, including a 44-33 decision over Florida State in the conference title game. It wasn't the prettiest road, especially after an Orange Bowl shellacking, but the sour start only made the final result in the standings all the more sweet. Next time you doubt Virginia Tech, remember 2010: these Hokies might get knocked down, but they always, always get back up.
High point The win over Florida State. A loss in that game would have invalidated the regular season winning streak, at least to a degree.
Low point James Madison, clearly, with a 40-12 bowl loss to Stanford coming in second. There was nothing wrong with the loss to Boise State: as noted, the Broncos were a terrific team despite a November loss to Nevada.
Tidbit Virginia Tech has played in 18 straight bowl games, the third-longest active streak in the country. Only Florida State, which has played in 29 straight, and Florida, at 20 straight, hold longer bowl streaks than the Hokies. Some teams that Tech leads? How about Georgia and Georgia Tech, both at 14 years; Oklahoma at 12; L.S.U. and Ohio State at 11; Boise State and Wisconsin at nine; and Alabama at seven. If the bowl streak was a child, he or she would be entering college in the fall.
Tidbit (100-word preview edition) Today's guest writer is loyal reader Hokieshibe, whose correct answer to a quiz in the California preview, which you can find along the right sidebar, earned him the opportunity to pen a 100-word preview of his favorite team. His team? The Virginia Tech Hokies. Take it away, Hokieshibe:
Many people have VT pegged for a slide this year, understandable after graduating one of the best quarterbacks in school history. But with an improved linebacking corps, ball-hawking secondary, veteran offensive line, deep receiver corps, and a running back so fast he catches rabbits for fun (Google "David Wilson rabbit" if you don't believe me), the new quarterback Logan Thomas doesn't need to be Cam Newton to win — just Tee Martin. With a team loaded with veteran talent, and a navigable schedule that brings all the toughest teams to Blacksburg, there's no reason to expect VT to not be making waves in 2011.
Tidbit (defense edition) Here's another good one: every defensive position on the team has scored at least one touchdown since Beamer took over in 1987. That includes cornerbacks, as you'd expect, and safeties, as you'd also expect. But interior linemen have gotten in on the fun, and when those guys get in on the fun we all have fun.
Former players in the N.F.L.
35 LB Xavier Adibi (Houston), LB James Anderson (Carolina), P Brent Bowden (Jacksonville), OT Duane Brown (Houston), CB Roc Carmichael (Houston), S Kam Chancellor (Seattle), WR David Clowney (Carolina), WR Andre Davis (Houston), LB Chris Ellis (Pittsburgh), RB Darren Evans (Indianapolis), CB Brandon Flowers (Kansas City), LB Steven Friday (Houston), S Vincent Fuller (Tennessee), K Shayne Graham (Dallas), DE John Graves (Houston), S Cody Grimm (Tampa Bay), CB DeAngelo Hall (Washington), WR Justin Harper (Baltimore), CB Macho Harris (Pittsburgh), TE Jeff King (Arizona), C Will Montgomery (Washington), WR Josh Morgan (San Francisco), S Davon Morgan (New York Jets), C Jason Murphy (Baltimore), DT Carlton Powell (Atlanta), S Pierson Prioleau (New Orleans), WR Eddie Royal (Denver), TE Andre Smith (Chicago), DE Darryl Tapp (Philadelphia), QB Tyrod Taylor (Baltimore), QB Michael Vick (Philadelphia), OT Ed Wang (Buffalo), RB Ryan Williams (Arizona), LB Jason Worilds (Pittsburgh).
Arbitrary top five list
Early favorites for N.F.L. M.V.P.
1. Michael Vick, Philadelphia.
2. Tom Brady, New England.
3. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay.
4. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
5. Philip Rivers, San Diego.
Frank Beamer (Virginia Tech '69), 198-95-2 over 24 seasons with the Hokies and 240-118-4 overall after 29 seasons as a college head coach. His career mark gives him the second-most wins among active coaches on the F.B.S. level, trailing only Joe Paterno. Because of the length of time he has spent in Blacksburg – and the high level of success he has attained – most have forgotten how great a job Beamer did in building the Hokies' program. While his predecessor, Bill Dooley, won at least six games in each of his final seven seasons, Beamer inherited a program racked by N.C.A.A. sanctions. Because of this setback, Virginia Tech was not able to get rolling until 1993, when it experienced the first of 12 seasons with at least nine victories under Beamer. From 1987-92, the Hokies went 24-40-2, which illustrates both the difficulties Beamer had building the Virginia Tech program and the foresight the university's administration showed in retaining Beamer's services. Virginia Tech has had no problem remaining in the upper tier of the F.B.S. once the program turned the corner. Beamer was the 1999 national coach of the year after leading the Hokies to an 11-1 record and a trip to the Sugar Bowl to play Florida State for the national title. That team, led by Michael Vick at quarterback, may have been Beamer's best, though the 2000 (11-1) and 2005 (11-2) teams may also have claims to that title. Prior to being named the coach in 1987, Beamer spent six seasons as the coach at Murray State, where he compiled a 42-23-2 record from 1981-86. All told, Beamer has finished with a winning record in 24 of his 29 combined seasons at Virginia Tech and Murray State and has posted at least seven wins in a season 21 times and at least 10 wins in 12 of the last 17 years. One of the most respected coaches in the country, Beamer is a legend.
Tidbit (coaching edition) Gone are two longtime Frank Beamer assistants, Billy Hite and Jim Cavanaugh, both of whom moved out of coaching positions and into advisory roles in the athletic department. In is Shane Beamer, formerly of South Carolina, who will take on Hite's running back duties while coordinating Virginia Tech's recruiting efforts, where he's already made a significant impact. This is a good addition, though the move drawing the most attention is quarterbacks coach Mike O'Cain's new play-calling duties, which comes despite Beamer's decision to retain Bryan Stinespring as offensive coordinator. Will O'Cain alter the offense in any way — make the offense less predictable, perhaps? That would be a start, and might even make him an immediate improvement over Stinespring, who was maligned for his lack of offensive ingenuity.
Players to watch
The injuries along the offensive line are a bit of a concern. One setback was expected: after offseason shoulder surgery, it was known that left guard Greg Nosal wouldn't be at 100 percent by the time Virginia Tech took the field in August. After starting all 14 games last fall – and playing very well – Nosal is a much-needed presence along the interior of the line. The second injury was a surprise: all-conference right tackle Blake DeChristopher, who is entering his fourth year in the starting lineup, strained a pectoral muscle in early August and will miss at least a month, which places some strain on the offensive line.
Nosal will be there when the year opens, if not back to full capacity until the middle of the opening month, and DeChristopher shouldn't be out past September. When both return, they'll team with another pair of returning starters, senior left tackle Andrew Lanier and right guard Jaymes Brooks, to give Tech a very solid starting offensive line. The lone new face is sophomore center Andrew Miller, who will benefit greatly from being flanked by Nosal and Brooks, the latter a second-team all-conference pick a year ago. There's solid depth, thanks to linemen like David Wang, Nick Becton and Courtney Prince, which should help the Hokies bridge the gap in the early going while Nosal and DeChristopher get back to speed.
The line will be protecting a new quarterback. Replacing the sublime Tyrod Taylor is sophomore Logan Thomas, who, like Taylor, is a gifted athlete with dual-threat ability. Thomas also has the size to fill a variety of roles, as he did a year ago: passing quarterback, running quarterback, even tight end, all ways to get the gifted sophomore on the field. Is any other quarterback under a brighter spotlight? You could say Tyler Wilson at Arkansas or Barrett Trotter at Auburn, but like that pair – and others – Thomas is a young, relatively unproven quarterback entering a pressure-field situation.
Last fall, Thomas hit on 12 of 26 attempts for 107 yards while adding 22 yards on the ground, all in garbage time. But don't underestimate the importance of having served behind Taylor for the last two years, as a true and redshirt freshman, as Thomas certainly took a thing or two from his apprenticeship. How will Thomas do? That he won't have to look over his shoulder will help, in my opinion. He had a very nice spring, extinguishing any thoughts that he wasn't ready for this opportunity. And Thomas has the size, athleticism and ability to take this offense to another level – that sounds sacrilegious, but there's no doubting his potential. It's going to be an exciting transition.
The Hokies always have running backs coming out of the woodwork, from down the street, a state away, across the country and at all points in between. Even when losing a pair of former 1,000-yard backs to the next level, Tech has no issues in the backfield. Assuming a full-time starting role is junior David Wilson (619 yards and 5 scores), who has served as a change-of-pace option behind Darren Evans and Ryan Williams – both gone – over the last two years. How quick is Wilson? He's been known to chase down wild animals, if that means anything. Here's something that stands out: he scored five touchdowns on the ground, four through the air and two on returns last fall. So he's a big-play threat, a clear all-conference pick and, perhaps, an all-American. Wilson is a star in the making. He'll get help from senior Josh Oglesby, who should do some of the dirty work after bouncing between running back and fullback over the last two years. Also in the mix is sophomore Tony Gregory, if his knee allows it.
The receiver corps is paced by senior Jarrett Boykin (53 catches for 847 yards and 6 scores), who enters his final season four receptions shy of the program record. After developing a wonderful rapport with Taylor, Boykin needs to do the same with his fresh-faced sophomore replacement. Boykin is one of the nation's premier big-play threats at receiver: he's averaged 17.3 yards per his 122 career receptions, the third-highest mark among A.C.C. receivers with at least 30 career grabs. Rounding out the top group are seniors Danny Cole (39 for 732) and Dyrell Roberts (21 for 303), the latter healthy after missing the last five games of 2010 due to injury. Look for an increased role from junior Marcus Davis (19 for 239), who has the sort of size not seen elsewhere at the position. The Hokies moved starting defensive end Chris Drager back to tight end, where he started his career, as a replacement for Andre Smith.
Lock it in: Tech is going to get it done defensively. Going out on a limb? Not even close. All the Hokies do every year is follow defensive coordinator Bud Foster's lead, playing tough, physical defense along the front seven; getting to the quarterback; forcing turnovers; and, more often than not, making the opposition work hard for every yard. Last year's defense faltered at times, giving up yards and points in bunches over the last two games, but even with a few losses look for the Hokies to return to the upper echelon of the F.B.S. defensively in 2011.
All great defenses are solid in the secondary, and the Hokies are no exception. Leading the way is all-American cornerback Jayron Hosley, a junior, who led the nation with nine interceptions in 2010. Just add Hosley's name to the program's recent line of heralded cornerbacks; in fact, when all is said and done you might find Hosley's name above them all, which would be the ultimate testament to his talent and production. They don't come much better than the junior, if they come better at all.
Hosley will be joined at cornerback by sophomore Kyle Fuller (32 tackles), a six-game starter as a true freshman. Fuller needs to be cognizant of the fact that opposing quarterbacks are going to look his way all season – he needs to embrace that challenge, as well as shake off the inevitable setbacks that come with such increased attention. Fuller has talent, but he's going to get picked on in 2011. Senior Cris Hill brings some experience to the table at cornerback, but he's been unable to turn his abilities into a meaningful role. For now, he and redshirt freshman Detrick Bonner are battling to be the first cornerback off the bench.
One of the nicest surprises in last year's secondary was senior Eddie Whitley (80 tackles, 2 interceptions), who stepped into the starting lineup at free safety and helped provide leadership and production for the nation's 15th-best pass defense. More will be expected from Whitley in 2011. The same could be said of sophomore rover Antone Exum, who was a question mark heading into last season but fared relatively well, minus a few youthful errors. Exum has shown a nose for the football, but he'll need to become more physical as he prepares for the challenge of replacing Davon Morgan.
Two starters are back at linebacker. Looking for an A.C.C. defender ready to take the next step? After earning second-team all-conference honors last fall, inside linebacker Bruce Taylor (91 tackles, 15.5 for loss, 6 sacks) is primed for a run towards even loftier end-of-year recognition as a junior. In short, Taylor fits the bill of what Foster wants at linebacker to the letter: big, strong, fast, agile and mean with a nose for the ball, Taylor was built to flourish in this system. He's joined by returning starter Jeron Gouveia-Winslow (41 tackles, 2 interceptions) at whip linebacker, though he'll need to step up his game to fend off special teams ace Alonzo Tweedy. Rounding out the starting trio is sophomore Tariq Edwards, who staked his claimed to a substantial role with a strong spring.
Position battle(s) to watch
Defensive line Hopkins' abound inside, as returning starter Antoine (45 tackles, 6.5 for loss) is joined by his younger brother, Derrick, to form a very promising interior pairing. Antoine, a junior, had a strong debut campaign in the starting lineup; Derrick was one of only two true freshmen to earn snaps last fall, which speaks to his potential impact as a full-time starter. The operative word throughout this defensive front is potential, not just inside but also at end. It's not a stretch to say that sophomores James Gayle (13 tackles, 4 sacks) and J.R. Collins (25 tackles, 5 sacks) have all-A.C.C. potential despite serving in reserve opportunities last fall. Both impressed, to put it lightly, and after learning under lost starters Steven Friday and Chris Drager — the latter to tight end, as noted — are more than ready to assume starting roles. That's your starting quartet, and it's a very, very promising group. So, the lone concern: no national title contender is so young up front. There's only one senior to be found on the depth chart, tackle Kwamaine Battle, but his availability is in question after last season's A.C.L. tear. There are juniors – Antoine Hopkins, most notably – but Hopkins and Dwight Tucker look like the only pair in line for snaps. It's a youth movement, but one keyed by youngsters with immense talent and a solid amount of experience. I think everything is going to be fine, it not better than fine should Gayle and Collins play up to their potential. But look for a few true freshmen to get into the mix, as the Hokies added six such additions along the line in February. Above all else, keep an eye on Gayle. He's going to be outstanding.
Game(s) to watch
Well, let's see. Still looking. Still looking. Can't find much. This isn't much of a schedule in terms of marquee events, to be honest, though the schedule doesn't include a preordained rematch with Florida State in the A.C.C. title game. Until then, keep an eye on how Miami (Fla.) fares despite the off-field imbroglio, as the Hurricanes have the talent to hang with the Hokies. Also of note: Clemson, North Carolina and at Virginia, as the Cavaliers have to beat Tech at some point. Right?
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell The Hokies are going to hit snooze once, twice, three times, roll out of bed, wipe the sleep out of their eyes and win 10 games. Notching a 10-2 regular season should be the absolute baseline for success when given this schedule, which is by far the easiest of any national title contender. No one team on this slate seems to have what it takes, as of today, to unseat Tech's run towards another Coastal division title. Could Georgia Tech get it done on a specific Saturday? Of course. Could the Hurricanes, North Carolina or Clemson do the same? Of course. Yet while a few opponents could get the better of Virginia Tech on any given day, don't be surprised if the Hokies run the table all the way to the conference championship game. Yes, 12-0. What if we take the schedule away? Could Virginia Tech be placed in the same conversation with an Alabama or Oklahoma, for example? Well, not really. Not when there's a new quarterback under center, some injury concerns along the offensive line, rampant youth along the defensive line and a few holes to fill along the back seven. Tech doesn't quite match up with the top three or four teams in the country. But the Hokies are very, very close. I love the system on both sides of the ball, particularly on defense. I think Thomas is going to excel, though he might stumble early. The running game is going to be strong. The defense will get to the quarterback and force turnovers, as it always does. Add those things to an easy schedule and you see why the Hokies may run the table until Florida State. I'm of mind to say the Hokies drop one along the way, but I guarantee a rematch with the Seminoles in early December.
Dream season Perfection through the regular season, a win over F.S.U. in December and a shot against an SEC opponent in the B.C.S. National Championship Game.
Nightmare season Surprisingly, given this schedule, the Hokies lose three games during the regular season.
In case you were wondering
Where do Virginia Tech fans congregate? Message board chatter can be found at Tech Sideline, VTInsider.com and Hokie Haven. The local newspapers do a great job of covering Virginia Tech football, so check out the Web sites of The Virginian-Pilot, The Roanoke Times and The Richmond Times-Dispatch. Your best options, however, are The Key Play and Gobbler Country.
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Nebraska would be first guess with the coach being Fielding H. Yost who was 7-4 or 8-3 depending on the sources with the Cornhuskers.
Yost also coached for one year at Stanford, where he was 7-2-1 in 1900. The next year the turncoat coached Michigan against Stanford in the first ever Rose Bowl.
Stanford is next, methinks.
"his winning percentage in his season at tomorrow's program was his worst over that four-year span."
7-4 (official NCAA record for that year) to me seems worse than 7-2-1. Even Nebraska's own declared winning record of 8-3 is worse than 7-2-1. I'm quite sure it's Nebraska.
Nice job putting the Hokies' success in perspective. Are they the most consistent team the last decade outside of Ohio State? Oh wait, Buckeyes lost their coach this offseason.
Of course, you're right, Korsakoff. I am still blindly bitter about that first Rose Bowl game…
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- Performance Improvement Framework - Follow-up Review of Department of Corrections
- Regional Plans
- Parole Extended Supervision Orders Amendment Bill
- Practice: The New Zealand Corrections Journal
- Facts and Statistics
- Statement of Intent 2012-2015
- Annual Reports
- Statement of Intent 2011-2014
- Statement of Intent 2013-2016
- Chief Executive's Expense Disclosure Reports
- Statement of Intent 2005/2006
- Strategic Business Plan 2011 - 2015 - Year One
- Statement of Intent 2008/2009
- Statement of Intent 2006/2007
- Offender Population Report
- Strategic Business Plan 2008 - 2013
- Prison Operations Manual
- Community Probation Practice Centre
- Community Based Domestic Violence 2012
- Tai Aroha 2012
- Breaking the Cycle of Crime
- Youth Therapeutic Programmes
- Strategic Business Plan 2011 - 2015 - Year Two
- Prisoner Skills and Employment Strategy 2009-2012
- Plan to Improve Compliance with Procedures for Managing Parole Orders 2008-2009
- Reconviction patterns of released prisoners: A 60-months follow-up analysis
- Briefing for the Incoming Minister
- Human rights in NZ prisons
- Inmate Employment Policy
- Overview of key legislation
- Corrections Act 2004
- Corrections Regulations
- Corrections Amendment Act
- Bail Act
- Parole Act
- Sentencing Act
- Public Safety (Public Protection Orders) Bill
- Administration of Community Sentences and Orders Bill 2011
- Use of Court Cells for Over-flow Prisoners
- Corrections Works
- Community Works
- CorrVolunteer
- Community Sentence Patterns in New Zealand
- Over-representation of Maori in the criminal justice system
- Reconviction Patterns of offenders managed in the community: A 60-months follow-up analysis
- Reconviction Rates of Sex Offenders: Five year follow-up study
- Reconviction patterns of offenders managed in the community: A 48-months follow-up analysis
- Reconviction patterns of released prisoners: A 48-months follow-up analysis
- Benchmarking Study of Home Detention Programs in Australia and New Zealand
- Reconviction Patterns of Released Prisoners: A 36-months Follow-up Analysis
- Risk assessment of recidivism of violent sexual female offenders
- Maori Offenders and Home Detention: Analysis of a One-Year Cohort
- The Utility of the Psychopathy Checklist - Screening Version for Predicting Serious Violent Recidivism in a New Zealand Offender Sample
- New Zealand high-risk offenders
- The Effectiveness of Correctional Treatment
- Te Whakakotahitanga - An Evaluation of the Te Piriti Special Treatment Programme
- Child Sex Offender Treatment
- Census of Prison Inmates and Home Detainees
- About Time: Turning people away from a life of crime and reducing re-offending
- Criminogenic Needs Inventory (CNI)
- Best use of Psychological Service treatment resources
- Prison Youth Vulnerability Scale
- National Study of Psychiatric Morbidity in NZ Prisons
- Risk of Reconviction
- The Driving Offender Treatment Scale
- And there was light...
- When the Bough Breaks
- Storm Warning
- Inmate Family Relocation Study
- A Risk-Need Profile Using Four Measures for Youth Offenders Incarcerated in Young Offender Units
- Prison Management Contract For Mt Eden Prison
- Tackling alcohol and drug abuse (August 2013)
- More rehabilitation that works (August 2013)
- Interventions delivered by probation staff (August 2013)
- Education, job skills, and working prisons (August 2013)
- Real jobs on release (August 2013)
- Partnering with Iwi and community groups (August 2013)
- Creating Lasting Change
- Formative Evaluation of the Mothers with Babies Units
- What Works for Maori
- Prisoner double-bunking: Perceptions and impacts (2012)
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24 April 2014
This document outlines the findings of this review and future areas of focus.
22 April 2014
The Regional Plans set out the regions' major initiatives for year, reflecting their contribution to the Creating Lasting Change, Corrections' strategic plan.
17 April 2014
The Parole (Extended Supervision Orders) Amendment Bill amends provisions in the Parole Act 2002 relating to extended supervision orders.
11 April 2014
To promote good practice and encourage professionalism, Corrections has launched a journal - Practice: The New Zealand Corrections Journal.
27 May 2013
Quarterly community probation and prison facts and statistics.
16 May 2012
Cutting the rates of re-offending adds significantly to the social well-being of our communities.
22 October 2013
Corrections' latest Annual Report and those from previous years.
08 July 2011
The Government's priorities for the Department of Corrections reflect its commitment to improved public safety, more effective prisoner rehabilitation, and obtaining the best value from the resources available.
17 May 2013
New Zealand's crime rate is at its lowest in 30 years, and the number of people in our courts and prisons is decreasing. With its primary goal of reducing re-offending, the Department of Corrections is making a significant contribution to this achievement.
05 June 2013
Six-monthly disclosures of the Department's Chief Executive's expenses.
01 May 2005
The Statement of Intent sets out the overall direction of the Department for the period 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006. It is organised into three parts.
01 October 2011
'Creating Lasting Change' Corrections' Strategic Business Plan 2011-2015 Year one.
01 May 2008
The Department of Corrections is an important part of the justice sector. It is responsible for ensuring that the sentences and orders of the courts are complied with and for the management of offenders in the community and the prison system.
01 May 2006
View Source This Statement of Intent sets out the overall direction of the Department of Corrections for the period 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007.
10 April 2014
The Offender Population Report (formerly known as the Offender Volumes Report) presents information about the offender population managed by the Department and helps Corrections plan and develop policies relating to offender management and rehabilitation.
01 September 2008
The Department of Corrections Business Plan 2008-2013.
31 May 2013
The purpose of the Prisons Operations Manual is to provide instructions to Prison employees on the day-to-day activities relating to managing a prison.
01 May 2013
The Integrated Practice Framework (IPF) has been implemented by Community Probation as part of a fundamental redesign of probation practice for the management of offenders in the community.
20 February 2013
This literature and research review looked at the status of domestic violence interventions in Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, United States and New Zealand (2012).
20 February 2013
A formative evaluation of the 'Tai Aroha' residential community-based programme for high-risk offenders (2012).
20 February 2013
An evaluation of the performance and effectiveness of Corrections' four High Risk Special Treatment Units (2012).
20 February 2013
This review covers: trends in youth offending in New Zealand, developmental considerations, interventions and youth offending, characteristics of effective programmes, and specific responsivity (2012).
01 September 2012
'Creating Lasting Change' Corrections' Strategic Business Plan 2011-2015 Year two.
07 October 2009
The Department's Prisoner Skills and Employment Strategy for 2009-2012.
01 July 2008
The CPPS Plan to Improve Compliance with Procedures for Managing Parole Orders 2008-2009.
15 September 2008
Reconviction patterns of released prisoners: A 60-monith follow-up analysis.
02 February 2012
Read the Briefing for the Incoming Minister prepared in 2011.
01 June 2013
We make sure that prisoners in New Zealand are contained humanely.
01 July 2001
Inmate Employment Strategic Document.
01 June 2013
Four main pieces of legislation govern the work of the Department of Corrections. These are the Corrections Act 2004, Parole Act 2002, Sentencing Act 2002 and Bail Act 2000.
01 June 2013
This Act establishes New Zealand's corrections system - which Corrections is responsible for administering.
01 June 2013
The Corrections Regulations 2005 provide detailed rules to ensure the good management of the corrections system and safe custody of prisoners.
01 June 2013
The Corrections Amendment Act 2013 was passed to remove legislative barriers to the better management of prisoners.
01 June 2013
This Act sets out the rules governing the granting or refusal of bail.
01 June 2013
The Parole Act 2002 specifies how and when offenders are released from prison.
01 June 2013
This Act sets out the major purposes and principles of sentencing to guide Judges in the exercise of their discretion to sentence offenders.
18 September 2012
View Source The Public Safety (Public Protection Orders) Bill establishes a new civil detention regime with a new court order to be called a Public Protection Order with secure residences located in prison precincts.
14 October 2011
This Bill contains nearly 50 legislative amendments to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the Corrections system.
09 June 2011
Measures are being taken to address prison population pressures, including approval for extended double-bunking at five prisons. However, there is uncertainty about the ability to access the additional double-bunked capacity.
10 March 2014
Corrections News is the quarterly flagship publication of the Department of Corrections; it gives readers a roundup of recent activity, news and interviews.
01 April 2013
Community Works is a quarterly publication with news about successful community projects around the country involving offenders serving community work sentences.
01 February 2013
CorrVolunteer: News for Volunteers working for the Department of Corrections.
03 April 2012
This report investigates the reasons why there are relatively high volumes of offenders on community sentences in New Zealand compared with other jurisdictions.
13 May 2008
Over-representation of Maori in the criminal justice system
15 September 2008
- Reconviction Patterns of offenders managed in the community: A 60-months follow-up analysis
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Reconviction patterns of released prisoners: A 60-monith follow-up analysis.
13 June 2008
15 September 2008
Reconviction Patterns of Released Prisoners: A 36-months Follow-up Analysis.
24 February 2012
Benchmarking Study of Home Detention Programs in Australia and New Zealand.
27 May 2007
Reconviction Patterns of Released Prisoners: A 36-months Follow-up Analysis
13 April 2011
Table of contents of Risk assessment of recidivism of violent sexual female offenders
13 June 2008
Study examining ethnicity-based differences in offenders obtaining Leave to Apply for Home Detention.
13 April 2007
- The Utility of the Psychopathy Checklist - Screening Version for Predicting Serious Violent Recidivism in a New Zealand Offender Sample
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The Utility of the Psychopathy Checklist - Screening Version for Predicting Serious Violent Recidivism in a New Zealand Offender Sample
13 April 2007
Information on New Zealand high-risk offenders
13 April 2007
Table of contents of the Effectiveness of Correctional Treatment
13 April 2007
Te Whakakotahitanga - An Evaluation of the Te Piriti Special Treatment Programme
13 April 2007
Information on Child Sex Offender Treatment
13 April 2007
The census provides a snapshot of the inmate population, which assists the Department in the analysis of how best to respond to offenders' needs and reduce re-offending
14 November 2011
A report from the Department of Corrections to the Minister of Corrections, introducing options for reducing the use of imprisonment under the headings: prevention, alternative sentencing, rehabilitation of established adult offenders. (2001)
13 April 2007
The Criminogenic Needs Inventory (CNI) has been developed to complement the Risk of reConviction (RoC) models by identifying why offenders are at risk
13 April 2007
Best use of Psychological Service treatment resources
13 April 2007
The Prison Youth Vulnerability Scale (PYVS) is a rating scale for the assessment of vulnerability in imprisoned male youth aged from 17 - 19 years
13 April 2007
An investigation into the prevalence of psychiatric disorders among New Zealand inmates
13 April 2007
Statistical models which predict four types of re-offending
13 April 2007
The Driving Offender Treatment (DOT) scale was developed to assess change in beliefs and attitudes that support further traffic offending
13 April 2007
Evaluating the Kia Marama Treatment Programme for New Zealand Sex Offenders Against Children
13 April 2007
A literature-based intervention strategy for young offenders
13 April 2007
Storm Warning - Statistical Models for Predicting Violence
13 April 2007
A study to establish whether family members of inmates have relocated to the prison region as a result of the imprisonment, and to determine whether those who move do so permanently or leave after the inmate is released
01 January 2004
- A Risk-Need Profile Using Four Measures for Youth Offenders Incarcerated in Young Offender Units
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Contents page of A Risk-Need Profile Using Four Measures for Youth Offenders Incarcerated in Young Offender Units
01 July 2013
Contract between the Department of Corrections and Serco for the mangement of Mt Eden Prison
12 August 2013
Drug and alcohol abuse is a major driver of crime. Two-thirds of New Zealand prisoners have substance abuse problems and more than 50% of crime is committed by people under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
12 August 2013
We will increase the quality and availability of interventions to ensure that more offenders receive rehabilitation programmes with proven results.
12 August 2013
Our community probation staff play a key role in reducing re-offending. Working on the frontline, probation staff have the ability to make important decisions that can make a real difference to people's lives.
12 August 2013
We know that people in regular employment are less likely to re-offend. However, for many prisoners with a criminal history and limited education, it can be hard to find a job upon release.
12 August 2013
Recent data has shown that up to 60% of prisoners are unemployed before imprisonment. Yet we know that people who find stable employment on leaving prison are less likely to commit crime in the 12 months after their release.
12 August 2013
We work with a number of iwi and community groups that have proven results in rehabilitation and helping prisoners make a successful return to their communities.
30 August 2013
Creating Lasting Change Year Three is Corrections' strategy for 2013-2014. It sets out the Department of Corrections' vision for the future, and outlines the steps needed to get there.
05 November 2013
Report on phase three of the formative evaluation of the Mothers with Babies Units, June 2013
16 October 2013
Synthesis of Selected Literature on what works for Maori.
01 December 2012
Findings from a two-phase research investigation.
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Meaning: "Anders's son"
Anderson, Andersson or Andersen is a surname deriving from a patronymic meaning "son of Anders/Andrew" (itself derived from the Greek name "Andreas", meaning "man" or "manly"). It has originated in parallel in Scotland and the Nordic countries. In Scotland, the name was first found in the Great Glen and Strathspeydate=September 2008, where the Anderson family was seated from ancient timeswhen. The name soon migrated to England. Anderson is the 43rd-most common surname in the United Kingdom. In Sweden, the form Andersson (and also Anderson) is the second-most common name. In Norway and Denmark, the form Andersen is quite common, being the fifth most common surname in both countries - see Andersen. The Scandinavian forms Andersson and Andersen were often rendered as Anderson by immigrants to the English-speaking countries, whereby the latter form become one of the most common American surnames. The name was eleventh most common surname reported in the 1990 United States census, accounting for 0.3% of the population. It is the twelfth most common surname reported in the 2000 United States Census. Anderson is also one of the most common surnames in Canada. Other spelling variations include: Andison, Andersonne, Andersoun, Andirsoone, Andresoun, Androson, Andirston, Andresson, Andrewson, and Andresen. Anderson as a surname may refer to: * Alf Anderson, American baseball player * Ambre Anderson, American model, actress * Anderson (footballer), various Brazilian football (soccer) players * Anderson family, a group of American professional wrestlers who are billed as relatives: ** Gene Anderson (1933–1991), fictional brother ** Lars Anderson (born 1939, real name Lawrence Heinemi), fictional brother ** Ole Anderson (born 1942, real name Alan Rogowski), fictional brother ** Arn Anderson (born 1958, real name Martin Lunde), fictional cousin ** Brad Anderson (born 1969), real-life son of Gene ** Bryant Anderson (born 1970, real name Brian Rogowski), real-life son of Ole ** C.W. Anderson (born 1971; real name Chris Wright), relationship undetermined but billed as a part of the "family" ** Karl Anderson (born 1980; real name Chad Allegra), relationship undetermined but billed as a part of the "family" ** The "family" also included another fictitious cousin, Ric Flair, whose real-life sons David Flair and Reid Flair went on to become wrestlers themselves (although the sons have never been billed as part of the Anderson "family"). * Anthony Anderson, American actor. * Anton Anderson (1892-1960), American engineer and mayor of Anchorage, Alaska 1956-1958 * Arnold Anderson, New Zealand athlete * Benedict Richard O'Gorman Anderson, social scientist, author of Imagined Communities * Bill Anderson, professional baseball player * Bob Anderson, (born 1947), American runner * Brady Anderson, American professional baseball player * Carl David Anderson (1901–1991), American physicist, 1936 Nobel laureate * Carl Thomas Anderson (1865–1948), American cartoonist, creator of the comic strip Henry * Carlotta Adele Anderson (born 1876), teacher of the deaf and dumb * Charles David Anderson (1827–1901), Confederate general * Charles David (Chic) Anderson (1931–1979), American horse race announcer * Charles DeWitt Anderson (1827–1901), Confederate colonel * Clarence E. (Bud) Anderson, American aviator and flying ace * Clayton Conrad Anderson (born 1959), American NASA astronaut * Clive Anderson, British lawyer and comedian * Curt Anderson (born 1949), Maryland legislator and former broadcast journalist * David Anderson, various people * Edmund E. Anderson, American auto designer * G Anderson, First class cricketer * Galusha Anderson, American theologian * Gary Anderson (F1 designer), former Formula One racing car designer * George Frederick Anderson, British musician and Master of the Queen's Music * Geraint Anderson, British analyst and columnist * Gerald Anderson, Filipino celebrity * Gerry Anderson, British television producer and puppeteer "Thunderbirds", "Captain Scarlet" * Gillian Anderson (born 1968), American actress * Glenn Anderson, Canadian ice hockey player * Harry Anderson, American actor and magician * Ho Che Anderson, American comic book artist * Ian Anderson (musician) (born 1947), Scottish singer, songwriter and flautist, with Jethro Tull * Ian A. Anderson, folk musician and editor of "fRoots" magazine * Ijah Anderson (born 1975), English footballer * Ivie Anderson (1904–1949), American jazz singer * Jack Anderson (1922–2005), American journalist * James Anderson, various people * Jane Anderson (born 1954), American actress, screenwriter and director * Jason Anderson, baseball player * Jesse Anderson, American murderer * Jodi Anderson (born 1957), American heptathlete * John Anderson, various people * Jon Anderson (born 1944), English musician and singer, with Yes * Judith Anderson (1897–1992), Australian film actress * Karen Anderson (born 1971), Jamaican squash player * Karl Adam (Bud) Anderson, American baseball player * Ken Anderson (born 1976), American professional wrestler known as Mr. Kennedy in WWE and Mr. Anderson in TNA * Ken Anderson (defensive lineman) (1975–2009), American football player * Ken Anderson (quarterback) (born 1949), American football player * Kenneth Anderson, various people * Laurie Anderson (born 1947), American singer and performance artist * Liz Anderson (born 1930), American country music singer * Loni Anderson (born 1945), American actress * Louie Anderson, American comedian * Louis Anderson, New Zealand rugby player * Lucy Anderson (1797–1878), English pianist * Lynn Anderson (born 1947), American country music singer * Marc Anderson, American percussionist * Margaret Caroline Anderson (1886–1973), American founder, The Little Review * Margaret L. Anderson, historian * Marian Anderson (1897–1993), First African-American Singer at the Metropolitan Opera * Mark Anderson (writer) (born 1967), American journalist and author * Mark Anderson (football player), American Football player * Martina Anderson (born 1962), Northern Irish politician * Melissa Sue Anderson (born 1962), American actress * Melody Anderson (born 1955), Canadian-American actress and social worker * Miller Anderson (1922–1965), American diver * Nicke Andersson (born 1972), Swesish musician. * Nicole Anderson (born 1990), American actress. * Oskar Johann Viktor Anderson (1887–1960), Russian-German statistician * Ottis Anderson (also known as O. J. Anderson), retired American professional football player * Pamela Denise Anderson (born 1967), Canadian-American glamour model and actress * Pamela Sue Anderson, British philosopher * Patrik Andersson (born 1971), former Swedish footballer, son to Roy and brother to Daniel * Paul Thomas Anderson (born 1970), American filmmaker * Paul W. S. Anderson (born 1965), British filmmaker * Philip Warren Anderson (born 1923), American theoretical physicist * Poul Anderson (born 1926), American science fiction author * Robert Anderson, various people * Richard Dean Anderson (born 1950), American actor * Rudolf Anderson (1927-1962), U.S. Air Force pilot and first recipient of the Air Force Cross * Russell Anderson (born 1978), Scottish footballer * Samuel Anderson, various people * Sherwood Anderson (1876–1941), American writer * Stephen Wayne Anderson (1953–2002), executed Utah assaulter and California murderer of Elizabeth Lyman * Terry Anderson, various people * Theodore Wilbur Anderson (1918 – ?), American statistician, co-inventor of the Anderson–Darling test * Thomas Anderson, various people * Tom Anderson, various people * Victor Anderson, various people * Viv Anderson, English footballer * Warren Anderson (born 1921), American former chairman of Union Carbide Corporation * Wes Anderson, film director * William Anderson (Canadian politician), politician * William L. Anderson, libertarian economist and professor at Frostburg State University in Maryland * William Louis Anderson, Former Bishop of Portsmouth and Salisbury * William T. Anderson, Confederate guerrilla leader in the American Civil War Andersson as a surname may refer to: *Arne Andersson (1917–2009), Swedish middle distance runner *Axel Andersson i Österfärnebo (1897–1979), Swedish politician *Benny Andersson Member of Swedish pop group ABBA. *Bibi Andersson, Swedish actress *Conny Andersson, Swedish former racing driver *Daniel Andersson, various people *Emil Andersson, Swedish running target shooter *Eric Andersson, Swedish motorcycle speedway rider *Gunnar Andersson, (1928–1969) Swedish football player *Håkan Andersson, Swedish former Motocross World Champion *Håkan Andersson, Swedish amateur hockey scout *Harriet Andersson, Swedish actress *Ingermar Andersson (1928-1992), Swedish sprint canoer *Joakim Andersson (diver), Swedish retired diver *Kent Andersson (motorcyclist) (1942–2006), Swedish Grand Prix motorcyclist *Kennet Andersson, Swedish footballer *Mauritz Andersson ( 1886–1971) Swedish wrestler who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics *Nicke Andersson, Swedish singer, guitarist, drummer, songwriter and composer *Ove Andersson (1938–2008), Swedish rally driver *Patrik Andersson, Swedish footballer *Roy Andersson, Swedish filmmaker *Roy Andersson (footballer), Swedish footballer *Ulf Andersson, Swedish chess player Fictional characters: * Sgt. Zeke Anderson, character in the TV series Tour of Duty * Sgt. Suzanne Anderson, star of in the TV series Police Woman * Thomas A. Anderson ("Neo"), character from The Matrix * Judge Anderson, character from Judge Dredd * Alexander Anderson (Hellsing), character in the Japanese anime/manga series * Amy Anderson, the name briefly used by Sailor Moon character Ami Mizuno * Tom Anderson, neighbor from Beavis and Butthead * Jesse Andersen, character from Yu-Gi-Oh! GX * Trent Anderson, character from Dan Brown's novel, The Lost Symbol
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Multiemployer Plan News and Info
On January 29, 2013, the federal ERISA agencies sent to Congress several reports on multiemployer pension plans insured by PBGC. They provide information on the financial health of multiemployer plans and the PBGC's multiemployer insurance program, but make no recommendations. They should be helpful as Congress considers potential changes to multiemployer pension laws and to PBGC's multiemployer insurance program.
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Click for each report. Other sources of information on multiemployer plans are listed below.
Multiemployer Plans Matter
Multiemployer plans provide retirement security to more than 10 million people and their families. Multiemployer plans provide the protection of lifetime income. They are also portable: workers won't lose their benefits if they change jobs within the same industry. The pension stays with them throughout their careers.
The plans offer employers, especially small employers, a way to provide pensions to their employees without the administrative costs and burdens of sponsoring a separate retirement plan.
Multiemployer plans cover a variety of industries, including construction, supermarket chains, transportation, manufacturing, and service employees working in places like hotels and restaurants. They vary in size from small local plans covering a few hundred participants to large regional or national plans covering hundreds of thousands. There are participants in every state.
Multiemployer Plans have been Affected by Economic & Market Declines, but Most are Recovering
Like single-employer plans, multiemployer plans have been strongly affected by recent declines in the economy and financial markets. While most plans currently are underfunded, our research suggests the majority will gradually recover as the economy improves. Generally, plans are using the resources provided by the Pension Protection Act of 2006 (PPA) to reduce costs, limit liabilities, and steadily increase funding contributions. The law also gave plans flexibility to reduce excessive stress on employers and participants.
Severely Distressed Plans Will Need More Help
Most multiemployer plans appear primed for gradual recovery, but a minority of them remain depressed. Barring future changes to the multiemployer plan system, they won't be able to recover even using the tools available under the Pension Protection Act. These plans often operate in declining industries or highly competitive ones, and have a large numbers of retirees. The plans also lack sufficient funds to pay retiree benefits. Additionally, many of these plans face sharp requirements under PPA funding improvement or rehabilitation plans. Achieving long-term sustainability for these plans is of vital importance to participants and employers.
PBGC's Multiemployer Insurance Program
If a multiemployer plan runs out of money, PBGC steps in to pay benefits up to about $13,000 per year (for retirees with 30 years of service). Unlike its insurance of single-employer plans, PBGC does not take over the plan and become responsible for benefits; instead the agency funds the plan's ongoing costs and audits to ensure they are reasonable.
In addition to providing financial assistance to insolvent plans, PBGC runs a specialized multiemployer unit staffed with experts that can help preserve plans and protect pensioners. The multiemployer program offers technical assistance on issues such as potential mergers and alternative withdrawal liability methods proposed by plans to help attract new employers and retain existing employers. Although PBGC has limited authority to intervene with troubled plans before insolvency, PBGC seeks to provide flexibility to enable plans to deal with the challenges they face, restoring fiscal balance and long-term stability. We encourage multiemployer plans to visit our Multiemployer plans page, and contact us with questions.
PBGC's Program is Financially Strained
At the end of FY 2013, the multiemployer insurance program had a $8.3 billion deficit, with assets of $1.7 billion and booked liabilities of $10.0 billion; the deficit at the end of FY 2012 was $5.2 billion. PBGC paid $89 million in financial assistance for benefits and plan expenses to insolvent plans in FY 2013. This amount is projected to rise rapidly — with annual payments exceeding $1 billion in the next decade — as more plans become insolvent. These projected payments are related solely to plans with booked liabilities through FY 2013.
Over the next decade or so, even before any new obligations are added, there is a substantial risk that, without significant change to the multiemployer plan system and PBGC's program, the multiemployer insurance program will become insolvent and not be able to pay financial assistance. PBGC has begun discussions with the Congress about approaches to reduce this risk.
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Bring blankets, and bundle up for a cold, yet cozy night at the Anderson-Foothill Branch. This wintry wonderland will come to life while watching classics from childhood that bring out the kid in us all. We'll watch How the Grinch Stole Christmas, A Charlie Brown Christmas, and The Snowman. We'll provide the hot chocolate, but you'll want to dress warmly, and bring blankets to sit on for this event that will warm you from the inside.
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Shureido 1 3/4 Supreme Black BeltRegular price: $104.99 Your price: $75.00This Shureido Karate Belt possess purpose and functionality. Shuriedo Belts are held in the highest regard and looked at as top of the line for karate belts. Shuriedo belts are 1 ¾" wide and are available in sizes 3-7. This Shuriedo karate belt is best utilized for promoting and displaying your level of achievement and should be worn with pride and humility in the karate dojo. Learn More
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Offered in 8 different colors and sizes 0-7, this Student Grade karate belt is the first step in your journey as a martial arts student. As karate students pass through the ranks, they take grading examinations and are awarded with different colored karate belts. The color order and which colors are used vary from school to school, as does the relationship between karate belt color and rank (= Kyu), however the number/rank will always start at 10 an end at 1. Look no further, get all of your student grade karate belts right here at Shop Bushido.

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On May 1, 2012, Martin Brodigan was appointed Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer, Ricoh Americas Corporation. Brodigan also serves as
Corporate Senior Advisor for Ricoh Company, Ltd. of Tokyo, Ricoh
Americas Corporation's parent company.
Most recently, Brodigan served as EVP and COO overseeing all sales and service
channels in the U.S., Canada and Latin America.
Brodigan has held several leadership positions throughout his 21-year tenure with Ricoh.
He served as EVP and CFO of Ricoh Americas Corporation from 2010-2012, and as
President and CEO of Ricoh U.S. from 2007-2010. In addition, from 1995 to 2007,
Brodigan served Ricoh Canada, first as SVP of Finance and Administration, and then as
President and CEO from 2000 to 2007.
From 2005 to 2007 he was co-assigned as VP Alliances for the Global Services Business
Center, Ricoh Company, Ltd.
From 1991 to 1995 Brodigan worked for Gestetner Plc (which was subsequently acquired
by Ricoh) in London, first as Finance Director, Manufacturing and then Head of internal
Brodigan obtained his Chartered Accountant qualification while working for KPMG in
London, England. During his time with KPMG, Brodigan worked on audits, mergers and
acquisitions for large public companies. Following this, he joined a boutique investment
bank based in Monaco, working on leveraged buyouts and tax planning strategies.
EVP and Chief Operating Officer
Ricoh Americas Corporation
On April 1, 2013, Tracey Rothenberger was appointed Executive Vice President and
Chief Operating Offi cer of Ricoh Americas Corporation. In this role, Rothenberger is
responsible for Services Consulting, Information Technology, Supply Chain, Customer
Administration and Process Improvement teams. In addition, Rothenberger has been
appointed a Corporate Senior Advisor of Ricoh Americas' Tokyo-based parent company,
Ricoh Company, Ltd.
Rothenberger draws from more than 20 years of leadership experience. He joined IKON
(a Ricoh company) in 1999, and during this time Rothenberger's roles included: Senior Vice President, CIO and
Chief Process Offi cer for Ricoh Americas Corporation as well as Senior Vice President and CIO for IKON Offi ce
Rothenberger led the centralization of IKON's IT infrastructure and its global Oracle ERP implementation. He was
also a key member of the team responsible for the sale of IKON to Ricoh. After joining Ricoh, Rothenberger helped
stabilize the company's operating environment following Ricoh's ERP implementation, then became Chief Process
Offi cer responsible for optimizing business processes across all functions.
Most recently, Rothenberger was also responsible for leading essential aspects of Ricoh Americas' transformation
to a services led company – ensuring the company took an enterprise-wide view for greater alignment and global
linkage while achieving sustained business growth, improved customer satisfaction and exceptional service
Prior to joining IKON, Rothenberger held senior leadership positions at Ecolab, a Fortune 500 company, and U.S.
Trust, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of America.
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Ricoh Americas Corporation
Dominic Pontrelli was appointed Senior Vice President, Marketing, Ricoh
Americas Corporation in October 2012. Pontrelli is a seasoned Sales and
Marketing executive with more than 30 years experience at Ricoh, including
both domestic and international responsibilities in key business units and
strategic planning organizations.
Currently, Pontrelli is responsible for setting Ricoh's marketing strategy, including technology
and solutions, channel development, new media and communications. He also oversees
Ricoh's new business development and alliance strategy, as well as Ricoh's Technology
Center and sustainability activities in the Americas. His overall role is to set the Americas'
strategy to a services-led company, focused on meeting the needs of Ricoh's customer base,
ranging from SMBs to Global/Enterprise requirements. In addition, Pontrelli is General
Manager, Ricoh Global Services Business Center, where he spent two years working from
Ricoh Company, Ltd. headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
Starting as a sales professional with the company in 1980, Pontrelli has had numerous
positions of increasing responsibility with the company, including National Account Manager,
District Manager and Product Marketing Manager. In 1995, as Marketing Director of Copying
Systems, he gained valuable worldwide strategic marketing experience. He then became
National Sales Manager for Professional Services in 1998, and a year later was promoted to
Vice President of Global Accounts. In 2001, he assumed the role of Vice President of
Marketing for Lanier, A Ricoh Company, and was then appointed Vice President, Ricoh Global
Services Americas in 2007 and Senior Vice President, Business Development, Ricoh
Americas Corporation in May 2012, respectively.
Pontrelli holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and Economics.
Vice President, Information Technology
Ricoh Americas Corporation
On April 1, 2013, Balaji Rangaswamy was appointed Vice President, Information
Technology. In this role, Rangaswamy is responsible for leading Ricoh's IT organization.
He continues to play an integral role in the future of delivering cutting-edge technology for
the company's internal and external audiences.
Most recently, Rangaswamy served as Vice President, Enterprise Solutions, Ricoh
Americas Corporation and was responsible for integrating systems for Ricoh Americas
Corporation and IKON Office Solutions, including a centralized CRM system for the sales
and ERP system for the back offi ce functions. He was responsible for providing the strategic vision and direction
for business applications, thereby enabling employees and management ability to utilize enterprise-wide data
for analysis and decision making. In doing so, he helped the company achieve improved customer satisfaction,
expedited service delivery while controlling operating costs and achieving long term growth objectives. He was
responsible for creating and maintaining a strong architectural and development foundation across the enterprise.
Rangaswamy focused on key initiatives, including mobility, collaboration platforms and professional services
Rangaswamy joined IKON Office Solutions in 1997 and took on additional responsibilities when the company was
acquired by Ricoh in 2008, including leading the Ricoh and IKON system integration.
Rangaswamy graduated with a B.S. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Bombay.
Vice President, Strategic Marketing
Ricoh Americas Corporation
Terrie Campbell is a veteran of the document and information technology industry with
focus on designing solutions that enable customers to have more effective and secure
use of critical business information.
Currently, Campbell is Vice President, Strategic Marketing for Ricoh Americas Corporation,
and is responsible for the strategy, direction and execution for Ricoh's Managed Document
Services approach, as well as key vertical marketing strategies and programs, for both
direct and dealer channels. Specifi cally, she is focused to solutions that address postrecession
challenges of today's working environment. These challenges include: generational workforce behavior,
mobile and remote user collaboration, secure data access and shifting corporate dynamics.
Campbell is also the Global Lead for the development of tools and processes to ensure consistent execution
of Ricoh Managed Document Services around the world. Previously, she served as Vice President, Managed
Document Services for Ricoh USA. She was Vice President, Management Services Operations for 10 years at
IKON, including a special focus on service delivery and customer satisfaction for IKON's on-site managed services.
In her career with IKON, Campbell was promoted through the organization beginning at the site level in operations,
and progressively moving through area management, regional roles and national leadership opportunities.
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