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Iliad : [Press Release] Iliad :1H 2013 Results Paris, August 30, 2013 1H 2013 Results *Over 12 million subscribers to Free offerings (landline or mobile), up by almost 2 million in first-half 2013 *Sustained Group revenue growth, up 27% *40% rise in EBITDA and 78% jump in consolidated profit *A strengthened financial structure: positive consolidated Free Cash Flow and excellent leverage ratios *Ongoing investment in our future: €448 million in capital expenditure and more than 450 new jobs created in France during the six-month period Significant events in first-half 2013 In the first half of 2013, the Group saw continued growth for both its landline and mobile businesses as well as higher profitability. The main drivers of this performance were: *Numerous innovations during the period. The first half of 2013 was particularly dynamic for Free in terms of innovation, with the launch of the Freebox OS and Femtocells, the opening up of VDSL2 technology to subscribers and the introduction of a new offer for France's large Portuguese community. *Another period of strong growth for the landline business.The first six months of 2013 saw strong growth of over 9% for the landline business, enabling Iliad to cement its position as France's leading alternative landline operator and to notch up the largest number of net adds in the market for the sixth quarter in a row. In parallel, the landline business's profitability continued to rise, with EBITDA up by more than 15%, thanks to the Group's ongoing focus on unbundling and optimizing its fixed cost base. *Continued commercial success for the mobile business. Net adds for the Group's mobile business came to over 1.5 million in the first half of 2013 bringing the total number of mobile subscribers to nearly 6.8 million, which represents a market share of 10.3%. Revenues generated by the mobile business were up 88% on first-half 2012, topping the €600 million mark. *Solid financial performance. At €586 million, consolidated EBITDA was 40% higher than in first-half 2012, propelled by the rise in profitability achieved by the landline business and the €54million contribution from the mobile business. This increase in EBITDA fueled a 78% jump in profit for the period. *A strengthened financial structure. Free Cash Flow from ADSL operations climbed 27% to €291 million. This robust performance from the Group's traditional business enabled it to generate €47 million in Free Cash Flow for first-half 2013, compared with a negative €130million in the first six months of 2012. This positive cash generation combined with the higher profitability achieved during the period strengthened the Group's financial structure, with the leverage ratio coming in below 1x at June 30, 2013, at 0.95x. Key indicators Operating performance indicators June 30, 2013 June 30, 2012 June 30, 2011 Total mobile subscribers 6,795,000 3,600,000 - Total broadband subscribers 5,518,000 5,147,000 4,717,000 - Free 5,388,000 4,885,000 4,245,000 of which migrations from Alice to 45,000 90,000 44,000 Free - Alice 130,000 262,000 472,000 Percentage of unbundled 94.40% 93.60% 90.80% subscribers June30,2013 June 30, 2012 June 30, 2011 In € Enf of period End of period End of period Broadband ARPU 35.9 35.5 35.5 Freebox Revolution ARPU >38 >38 >38 Financial performance indicators In € millions Six months to Six months to % change June 30, 2013 June 30, 2012 Consolidated revenues 1,829.4 1,444.3 +26.7% - Landline 1,234.6 1,130.4 +9.2% - Mobile 600.8 319.5 +88.0% - Intra-group sales (6.0) (5.6) +7.1% Consolidated EBITDA 585.8 417.3 +40.4% - Landline 531.6 461.6 +15.2% - Mobile 54.2 (44.3) - Profit from ordinary activities 276.6 178.5 +55.0% Profit for the period 141.8 79.6 +78.1% Free Cash Flow from ADSL 291.4 229.4 +27.0% operations Leverage ratio 0.95x 1.35x - Group objectives *Landline business: *Achieve a 25% share of the landline broadband market in the long term; *Pursue horizontal FTTH rollouts and co-financing arrangements; *Grow revenues by more than 5% in 2013. *Mobile business: *Continue and intensify site rollouts; *Reach the obligatory coverage rate of 75% of the French population by end-2014; *Achieve a 15% market share in the medium term with a long-term goal of 25%. *Group: *Generate revenues of over €4 billion by 2015. Consolidated income statement Revenues Consolidated revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2013 topped €1.8 billion, up by almost 27% on first-half 2012. This strong year-on-year increase was primarily driven by the sustained rapid business development reported by both landline and mobile operations. The table below shows the breakdown of revenues by business and category for first-half 2013 and first-half 2012 as well as the percentage change between the two periods. In € millions Six months to June Six months to June % change 30, 2013 30, 2012 Landline 1,234.6 1,130.4 +9.2% Mobile 600.8 319.5 +88.0% Telecom services 535.4 264.2 - Terminals 65.3 55.3 +18.1% Intra-group sales (6.0) (5.6) +7.1% Total consolidated 1,829.4 1,444.3 +26.7% revenues Landline revenues Landline revenues advanced from €1,130 million in first-half 2012 to €1,235 million in the first six months of 2013, representing growth of more than 9%. The year-on-year rise primarily reflects the impacts of the following: *Another robust sales performance in first-half 2013. The Group's landline business delivered an excellent showing in the first six months of 2013, with more than 154,000 new subscribers during the period (net of terminations and excluding migrations from Alice) and a market share of net adds at 41%. This achievement demonstrates the strong reputation of the Free brand and its dynamic technological and commercial innovations, as well as the appeal of the Freebox Revolution offerings and the significant revenue synergies leveraged between our landline and mobile businesses. At June 30, 2013, the Group had a total of 5,518,000 broadband subscribers. *Success of the migration and retention program for Alice subscribers. In 2011, the Group launched a program offering Alice subscribers the possibility of migrating to Free's offers (including the Freebox Revolution). Some 45,000 Alice subscribers took up this option during the first half of 2013. *Broadband ARPU of €35.9 at end-June 2013, close to its record high and up slightly on first-half 2012. Mobile revenues The Group's share of the French mobile market topped 10% in first-half 2013, with 6,795,000 total subscribers at June 30, 2013. Revenues generated by this business during the period came to over €600 million, reflecting the following: *Continued commercial success for the innovative mobile offerings proposed by Free, which enabled the Group to attract 1,590,000 new subscribers during the period. Since December 2012, when Free enhanced its €2/month mobile plan, the Group has accelerated its adds of users who make only moderate use of their mobiles and who are therefore attracted by the €2 plan. *A modest rise in revenues from sales of terminals to €65 million, reflecting unfavorable seasonal effects. Intra-group sales Intra-group sales correspond to sales between companies from the Group's two different businesses and mainly consist of billings of interconnection operations. They are eliminated in consolidation. Gross profit At €852 million, consolidated gross profit was €177 million higher than in first-half 2012, representing a year-on-year increase of 26%. The main factors affecting gross profit during the period were: *The positive effects of lower operating costs and a rise in the unbundling rate. During the first six months of 2013, the Group continued its drive to extend its ADSL network, increasing its unbundling rate to over 94% thanks to its 4,804 unbundled connection nodes. This was achieved despite the fact that certain regulated prices rose during the period, particularly unbundling costs, which increased from €8.80 to €8.90 per month and per subscriber. *Higher gross profit for the mobile business due to a significant increase in traffic carried on Free Mobile's network. The increase in gross profit for the mobile business was primarily due to the use of 900MHz frequencies in densely populated areas and the extended coverage of the Free Mobile network. However, it should be noted that the Group was still permitted to apply asymmetric mobile call termination charges during the period. This will no longer be possible as from July 1, 2013, which will have an adverse effect on profitability. *Synergies leveraged between the landline and mobile businesses. The ongoing rapid development of the Group's mobile offerings has enabled it to increase the synergies between its two businesses, especially concerning interconnection charges and intra-group calls. EBITDA Consolidated EBITDA rose by more than 40% year on year to almost €586 million. EBITDA margin widened by nearly 3 points, coming in at 32%. The Group continued to boost the profitability of its landline business by pursuing its focus on unbundling and optimizing the fixed cost base. As a result, EBITDA for that business was up by more than 15% year on year. The mobile business contributed €54 million to consolidated EBITDA in the first six months of 2013 compared with a negative €44 million in the same period of 2012, and its EBITDA margin stood at 9%. This positive swing was attributable to (i) the business reaching the critical mass necessary to absorb its fixed cost base, and (ii) the increase in traffic carried on the Free Mobile network, primarily due to the use of 900MHz frequencies in densely populated areas and the extended coverage of the Free Mobile network. However, it should be noted that the Group was still permitted to apply asymmetric mobile call termination charges in the first half of 2013. Profit from ordinary activities Profit from ordinary activities amounted to €277 million in first-half 2013, up 55% year on year. The increase was primarily due to the mobile business's wider margins. Depreciation/amortization expense came to €305 million, remaining relatively stable at 16.7% of revenues Profit for the period In view of the above-described achievements, profit for the period surged 78% year on year to €142million from just under €80 million in the first half of 2012. Cash flows and capital expenditure In € millions Six months to June Six months to % change 30, 2013 June 30, 2012 Consolidated cash flow 599.3 422.2 +41.9% Change in working capital 8.8 78.7 -88.8% requirement Operating Free Cash Flow 608.1 500.9 +21.4% Net cash used in investing (448.3) (479.0) -6.4% activities Income tax paid (70.7) (115.5) -38.8% Other (41.9) (36.0) +16.4% Consolidated Free Cash Flow (excluding financing activities and 47.2 (129.6) - dividends) Free Cash Flow from ADSL operations 291.4 229.4 +27.0% Dividends (21.4) (21.2) +0.9% Cash and cash equivalents at 306.9 395.8 -22.5% period-end Consolidated Free Cash Flow Consolidated Free Cash Flow totaled a positive €47 million versus a negative €130 million in the first half of 2012. This year-on-year change mainly reflects the following: *a 21% rise in operating Free Cash Flow to almost €610 million; *total capital outlay of €448 million during the period due to an ongoing proactive capital expenditure policy; *a 27% jump in Free Cash Flow from ADSL operations to €291 million; *payment of €71 million in tax. Balance sheet At June 30, 2013, the Group had gross debt of €1,353 million and net debt of €1,039 million. The Group strengthened its financial structure during the period and its leverage ratio at June 30, 2013 returned to below the 1x mark at 0.95x. This enabled Iliad to retain its position as one of the European telecom operators with the least amount of debt. The Group ended the first half of 2013 with €307 million in available cash and cash equivalents. Excluding the operating items presented above, the main changes in cash and cash equivalents during the period related to: *the repayment of €200 million worth of the Group's €1,400 million syndicated credit facility; *thedrawdown of the last €100 million tranche of the second loan granted to the Group by the EIB; *payment of the 2012 dividend amounting to €21 million. Glossary Broadband ARPU (Average Revenue Per User): Includes revenues from the flat-rate package and value-added services but excludes one-time revenues (e.g., fees for migration from one offer to another or subscription and cancellation fees), divided by the total number of broadband subscribers invoiced for the period. Broadband subscribers: Subscribers who have signed up for the Group's ADSL or FTTH offerings. Free cash flow from ADSL operations: Represents EBITDA plus or minus changes in working capital and minus investments made in connection with property, plant and equipment and intangible assets acquired for the Group's ADSL operations. FTTH (fiber-to-the-home): Data delivery technology that directly connects subscribers' homes to an optical node (ON). Gross profit: Corresponds to revenues less purchases used in production. Leverage ratio: Represents the ratio between net debt (short- and long-term financial liabilities less cash and cash equivalents) and EBITDA. Net adds: Represents the difference between total broadband subscribers at the end of two different periods. Total broadband subscribers: Represents, at the end of a period, the total number of subscribers identified by their telephone lines who have signed up for Free's or Alice's broadband service, excluding those recorded as having requested the termination of their subscription. Total mobile subscribers: Represents, at the end of a period, the total number of subscribers, identified by their telephone lines, who have subscribed to a Free mobile offering, excluding those recorded as having requested the termination of their subscription. Unbundled subscribers: Subscribers who have signed up for the Group's ADSL or FTTH offerings through a telephone exchange unbundled by Free. About Iliad Iliad is the parent company of Free, the inventor of the Freebox, the first multiservice box on ADSL broadband. Free is behind several innovations in the high-speed access segment (VoIP, IPTV, flat-rate calling plans to multiple destinations, etc.). Free provides straightforward and innovative offerings at the best prices. At the end of 2010, Free introduced the Freebox Revolution, the 6th generation of Freebox units that notably includes an NAS and a Blu-Ray^TM drive. Free was the first operator to include calls from landlines to mobile phones as well as calls to French overseas departments (départements d'outre-mer - DOM). Beginning from January 2012, Free has made mobile phones affordable for everyone' through a generous, straightforward, no-contract offerings at a very attractive price. Free has over 5.5 million broadband subscribers and 6.8 million mobile subscribers (as at June 30, 2013). Exchange:Euronext Paris Market place: Eurolist A of Euronext Paris (SRD) Ticker symbol:ILD ISIN Code:FR0004035913 FTSE classification:974 Internet Member of Euro Stoxx, SBF 120, CAC Next 20, CAC Mid 100 press release ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This announcement is distributed by Thomson Reuters on behalf of Thomson Reuters clients. 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Getting 8 hours of sleep at night helps me to stay alert, have less fatigue and be in a good mood the next day.
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Getting over 6 hours of sleep. I never realized how the 3 to 4 hour nights were effecting my weight until I started getting a lot more sleep and the pounds started coming off.
I have recruited my 14 yr old daughter to walk for an hour with me most evenings and my 10 yr old son to walk for 30 minutes with me in the morning. 311


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- PhilippinesRetailFunding via Community Economic Ventures, Inc. (CEVI), a partner of VisionFund International
JenaPhilippinesRetailFunding via Community Economic Ventures, Inc. (CEVI), a partner of VisionFund International
MaritesPhilippinesRetailFunding via Community Economic Ventures, Inc. (CEVI), a partner of VisionFund International
Now, Lucila continue to run her business to generate income and financially support her family. She would like to increase her weekly income. To this end, she has applied for new loan of 25,000 Php to purchase more stock for her business and increase her working capital. Lucila has already had previous loans from ASHI and repaid them successfully therefore she is being trusted to apply for a much larger loan. As active businesswoman, Lucila would like also to explore alternate businesses to provide her family a good living.
Lucila has been dedicating herself to expand her business in order to support her dreams for her family and improve their standard way of living. She will be very responsible with her obligations and she is thankful to the people who will support the loan she is requesting. The loans have been very helpful in making her business grow further and allowing her four children to fulfill their dreams of completing college degrees and find stable jobs.
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Ahon Sa Hirap, Inc. has the distinction of being the oldest existing replication of Grameen methodology for delivering credit to the poor in the Philippines. With more than a third of the nation's 90 million Filipinos living below the poverty line, ASHI was established with the vision of helping to alleviate poverty in the Philippines. Translated from Tagalog, Ahon Sa Hirap means "to rise above poverty."
Empowering women dedicated to supporting their families through hard work and dedication, ASHI lends 100% to women and specifically the bottom 50%, so the "poorest of the poor." In addition to general business loans, ASHI also offers educational loans, house repair loans, savings funds, and social development programs for its members. ASHI is committed to translating its social mission into practice.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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- 8 months (Additional Information)
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a bit of a let downPosted on 09 / 05 / 2011
Let me say first of all I had a nice stay at this place and the food they produced for breakfast was in astonomical tasty ammounts, however, this place needs a serious shake up.
Every single special detail they claim on their website was none existent, for example
'fresh flowers in your room' no, unless you count a dead orchid
'Organic bathrobes' nowhere to be see.
'Hairdryer' nope
'wifi' no reception
'dvd player, large collection of films' None, not even a player.
'Lush and L'occitan toiletries' we were given 2 packs of tissues and some cotten buds.
We were without toilet paper for 2 days because they didnt seem to think we needed any.
A small kitchen in the apparment was sufficient for basic needs but no recycling bins! Seems their interpretation of vegan doesnt extend past animals to the environtment.
The food although nice always had several hairs in it including cups and bowls which had short hairs in.
The supposed bistro and gourmet meals they say are available were not on offer and the recomendations we got for other eateries were frankly disgusting.They didnt seem remotely interested in their guests and seemed rushed off their feet with other business.
The shame is the people there are very nice and the place could be amazing. They really let themselves down here. It has such potential. This place costs a foutune to visit and I expected based on their claims a really first class luxury vegan retreat. Sadly that is not what we recieved. Very dissapointed and would certainly not return or recommend. They need to pay attention to this business and their customers more. Think hygiene and nice touches maybe to sweeten the experience, hair in the food leaves a bad taste.
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If you have yet to get a skin tag then you should consider yourself lucky as skin tags are a common problem and pretty well visit every individual at least once within their lifetime. Of course, the vast majority of individuals who get skin tags are further along in years but this skin condition is not a respecter of age or gender. In other words, there are countless children, as well as adults, that end up suffering with these tumorous skin growths. Although, skin tags do not impose any danger on their recipients they do invite some unwelcome effects.
Skin Tags definitely do not flatter ones appearance and if one has the luxury of it being in an unseen area they are still not safe from the repercussions of this ailment. Not only do they present an unflattering image but they are also prone to irritation and painful outbursts that rival a paper cut. Unfortunately, skin tags are a condition that persist and do not go away on their own without intervention.
The medical name for a skin tag is acrochordon and they are literally dermal overgrowths that protrude from the surface of the skin. They can vary in size from a little bump to the size of a grape. Skin Tags can occur anywhere on the body but since they usually appear in high friction areas it is common to find them on the eyelids, the crease of the buttocks and breasts, underarms and the neck. Wherever there is friction on the skin, whether it be from rubbing clothes (such as at the neckline) or where skin rubs on skin (such as the groin area and upper leg) these acrochordons can appear. As previously mentioned, skin tags are prevalent amongst middle aged adults but commonly occur on children and younger adults who participate in sports that expose their skin to excessive rubbing.
Of course, there are factors that increase the chances of acrochordon emerging upon the body- such as obesity, genetics or heightened hormonal levels (like pregnancy) but these dermal overgrowths are not directly associated with any serious medical conditions. With that being said, skin tag removal is common practice since many individuals desire to maintain their positive self image or rid themselves of constant skin irritation from the acrochordon getting snagged on clothing or jewellery.
There are many methods to getting rid of skin tags- such as freezing, surgical removal, burning or cutting off blood to the skin tag (tieing the base of the acrochordon with dental floss). In addition, a product called Tag Away has recently emerged. This topical solution incorporates a homeopathic remedy that has been used for centuries in the war against skin tags and other dermal conditions. The main ingredient of Tag Away is a plant extract from the evergreen family called Thuja Occidentalis. This skin tag remover is completely natural and safe to privately use without the need for visiting a doctor. The Tag Away product literally dries up the acrochordon and it eventually falls off on its own. Unlike other invasive skin tag removal procedures, the Tag Away approach is painless, safe and does not riddle the skin with scars once the acrochordon has been removed.
In view of this, Tag Away is a great option for removing skin tags on children as well as adults. Its all-natural composition ensures that the body need not be exposed to harmful chemicals nor painful procedures. As well, Tag Away is extremely inexpensive. You see, most insurance carriers classify skin tag removal as a cosmetic procedure and therefore do not cover the treatment. In other words, expect to be charged an exorbitant amount of money to have your physician remove the skin tag at a clinic as chances are the procedure will not be covered by an insurance policy. With the Tag Away all natural skin tag remover you can get an ample amount of topical solution to treat dozens of skin tags for under $20. Not only is this dramatically cheaper than a doctors visit but it affords you the benefit of being able to safely and discreetly deal with your skin tags within your own home without the scarring that accompanies the invasive skin tag removal procedures practiced by physicians. One can conveniently buy Tag Away online and for a limited time enjoy the promotional 2 for 1 Tag Away offer- while being protected by a money back guarantee.
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Learning Curves
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Learning Curves is an easy to use app with a friendly user interface.
Learning curves describes the phenomenon whereby the labour time per unit reduces as units produced doubles as efficiency increases as a result of workers getting more familiar with the task.
The time taken can therefore be predicted using learning curves and the rate of learning. The rate of learning describes the reduction in time taken as output doubles, for instance, if time reduces by 10%, this represents a rate of learning of 90%.
To use this app, you will need to input the time taken to produce the first batch, the number of batches and the rate of learning.
This then outputs the cumulative average time per batch and the time taken for the last batch made.
Please note however that although learning curves are true for repetitive tasks, the learning curve effect will only apply until the 'steady state' where output time will stabilise.
For more detail, please search for "Learning curves" on the internet on how to use this formula effectively. Please note that the output from this app should only be an estimate.
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The eyes of the college football world next descend upon ... Lubbock?
That's the case next Saturday after No. 1 Texas set up the latest Big 12 (and national) showdown with a 28-24
victory over Oklahoma State. The Horns end their four-ranked-teams-in-four-weeks run with a trip to Texas Tech.
Depending on how things shake out, it could be for the No. 1 ranking.
Texas Tech, of course, has never been ranked that high but finds itself in the thick of the national championship
race after a 63-21 victory at Kansas earlier in the day. Mike Leach's band of pirates are just starting their own
streak of four ranked teams in a row. Texas comes to Lubbock next week. If it wins Texas Tech could emerge No. 1 for
the first time in its history.
Texas leads the all-time series 43-14 but Tech has won three of the last 11 meetings, two by former coach Spike
Dykes. The Raiders haven't beaten the Horns since 2002.
Texas Tech's Graham Harrell was his usual self (386 yards, five touchdowns) but it was the defense that gave the Red
Raiders hope. Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing had his worst game since high school throwing for only 154 yards.
We found out Harrell's weakness: boredom. After being sacked only once in the first seven games, he was sacked on
successive plays late in the game. Not that it mattered. Texas Tech scored eight touchdowns in the first three
quarters then sat back and enjoyed its best start in 32 years (8-0).
In Austin, we finally found out that Colt McCoy has a weakness too. The nation's current Heisman leader nearly
handed Oklahoma State the game with an interception that set up a field goal and later a fumble at the Cowboys' 10.
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Who was more impressive? Georgia scored its most points ever in Baton Rouge, routing LSU 52-38. It was the third
time in 10 games the Tigers have allowed at least 50 points.
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nation's nine undefeated teams and four of the top eight in the BCS. Oklahoma State, Texas, Texas Tech and Oklahoma
averaged 42.5 points in winning their games.
Texas Tech had eight touchdowns in the first three quarters of its 63-21 victory at Kansas. Not to be outdone,
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Baylor at Nebraska - the six teams combined for 159 points, 1,723 yards in total offense 63 first downs.
Oklahoma's 55 points in the first half at Kansas State is a school record. The previous high for a first half for
the Sooners was 52 against Rice in 1978. It tied the school record for most points in a half. Oklahoma scored 55 in
the second half against Texas Tech in 1942. Oklahoma had seven touchdown drives in the first half. That required 29
plays and covered 343 yards. All of the scoring drives were under two minutes; the longest drive required 1:45.
In case you're wondering, the 73 points scored by both teams on the Oklahoma-Kansas State game doesn't come close to
the NCAA record for most points in a half. North Texas 49, Navy 45 set the record last year (94).


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Our interdisciplinary team of environmental science, landscape architecture, and ecological design experts examine problems from multiple perspectives. We create individualized solutions tailored to each of our clients' specific needs. Great Ecology's staff members are trained in ecology, environmental sciences, landscape architecture, ecological design, hydrology, and planning. Our field staff are OSHA-certified to conduct work on hazardous sites.
Executive Management
Mark S. Laska, Ph.D. – President & Founder
Dr. Mark Laska is the Founder and President of Great Ecology. He has over 25 years of experience as an ecologist, focusing on wetland and habitat restoration, habitat and species assessments, ecological planning and design, and Natural Resource Damage (NRD) Assessments and Planning. His work in ecological restoration involves the planning, design, evaluation, permitting, and management of restoration projects. The author of more than a dozen scientific papers, Dr. Laska has developed a niche practice at the intersection of business and science with significant focus on environmental credit trading of habitat restoration projects. Dr. Laska holds a Doctorate in Ecology and Evolution from Rutgers University.
Timothy Hoelzle, M.S. – VP, Technical Services
Timothy Hoelzle specializes in the repair of degraded ecosystems, with particular focus in the reclamation of lands disturbed by mining and energy extraction. His expertise also includes invasive species management, and wetland habitat restoration. Timothy is active in regional habitat restoration initiatives and is on the Board of the Central Rockies Chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration. He holds a Master's degree in Rangeland Ecosystem Science and a Bachelor's degree in Restoration Ecology from Colorado State University.
Mike Teate, P.E. – VP, Business Development
Mike Teate supports the team in advancing the vision and direction of Great Ecology and leading our strategic growth initiatives. Mike has more than 25 years of industry experience in business development, operations, and project management, with a focus on the natural and built environments. His expertise in environmental and natural resources programs includes policy, planning, project development, program management and advisory services, regulatory compliance, design and construction. Mike is a registered Professional Engineer. He holds a Master of Science degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Science degree from the U.S. Naval Academy, and he completed the Stanford Executive Program at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Jessa Spainhower – Director, Operations
Jessa Spainhower manages Great Ecology's project, operations, and IT administration. She has over six years of experience as an operations and research analyst. Jessa applies her expertise in data analytics and organization to inform short-term and long-term planning and strategy. She leads the development and implementation of new information systems, infrastructure, and operational protocols and policies to support the firm's continued growth. Jessa has a double major in Business Management and Marketing from Northwest Missouri State University.
Regional Directors
Nick Buhbe, M.S. – Director, Ecology
Nick Buhbe has 18 years of experience, specializing in sediment testing, ecological health assessments of various biological communities, water quality studies, preparation of environmental planning compliance documents, and freshwater wetland-related project work. His portfolio includes physical, chemical, and biological evaluations of sediments in three major southern California harbors, as well as ports across the Pacific. He is well versed in the Clean Water Act and the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act. His extensive knowledge of the marine environment has been instrumental in informing environmental planning, National Environmental Policy Act compliance, and California Environmental Policy Act documents. He holds a Master's degree in Biology and a Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology.
Linda B. Gumeny, RLA, LEED AP-ND – Director, Design
Throughout Linda Gumeny's 30-year career she has worked on a wide variety of public and private sector projects ranging from large-scale master planning to small-scale site design. She has served as both project director in the prime consultant role, and project landscape architect in a sub-consultant role for complex, multi-disciplined projects. Her work is focused on developing sustainable design solutions for parks, open space, residential, commercial and institutional developments. Linda holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Landscape Architecture from Cornell University, and is a licensed landscape architect in NY, NJ, & CT. She is also a LEED AP-ND, accredited professional in neighborhood development.
Joshua Eldridge, M.S. – Regional Director, Mountain
Joshua Eldridge is an ecologist with ten years of experience, including seven years as an ecological consultant. He specializes in the management, development, and evaluation of habitat restoration and ecological research projects. His extensive portfolio includes more than 80 reclamation or rangeland monitoring projects across the Western U.S. and Australia. He assessed disturbed riparian and upland systems, performed erosional soil stability modeling, mine land reclamation, evaluated acid rock drainage, surveyed rare or endangered species, and sampled surface and ground water. Joshua is skilled in the principles of restoration ecology, quantitative assessments, statistical analysis, and technical writing. He received both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Colorado State University in Restoration Ecology with a minor in Watershed Science.
Ecologists & Environmental Scientists
Jessie Quinn, Ph.D. – Senior Ecologist
Dr. Jessie Quinn is an ecologist with over 15 years of experience. She has a strong background studying habitat use, developing species occurrence models, and leading multi-agency studies supporting wildlife management and habitat planning. She develops and conducts habitat and ecological risk assessments, develops standardized methodologies and novel technical tools for quantitative analysis, and oversees fieldwork protocols. Dr. Quinn specializes in Habitat Equivalency Analysis (HEA) for Natural Resource Damage Assessments (NRDA), wetland functional analysis, experimental design and analysis, and inventory and monitoring methods. Dr. Quinn holds a Bachelor's degree in Ecology from University of California, Santa Barbara, as well as a Master's degree and Doctorate in Ecology and Conservation from University of California, Davis.
Jill McGrady, Ph.D. – Associate Ecologist
Dr. Jill McGrady has over 10 years of experience in the fields of ecology and ecosystem studies. Her work focuses on restoration evaluation, planning and development of Natural Resource Damage (NRD) strategy following environmental impacts from mining, refinery, oil spill, and other contamination events. Dr. McGrady currently manages a large-scale, comprehensive restoration planning project spanning several coastal states. She has multiple publications in leading academic journals and holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Allegheny College, a Master's degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Purdue University and a Doctorate in Ecology and Evolution from Rutgers University.
Zachary Lehmann – Associate Ecologist
Zachary Lehmann has over six years of experience as a field biologist and GIS specialist in New York City and the surrounding wetlands. He specializes in wetland delineation, wildlife and plant inventory and monitoring, with a focus on bird and mammal species. Zachary leads Great Ecology's team of GIS technicians, performing geospatial analysis, and constructing spatial images, maps, and graphic outputs. Most recently, Zachary used GIS analysis to model site specific sea-level rise vulnerability in the NY-NJ Harbor Estuary. Zachary holds a Bachelor's degree in Wildlife Conservation and Forestry from Unity College.
Ioana G. Petrisor, Ph.D. – Senior Biochemist
Dr. Ioana Petrisor is a biochemist with more than 20 years of experience specializing in environmental forensics and litigation support. Dr. Petrisor has served as an expert witness in California, testifying on issues associated with environmental contamination. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the Environmental Forensics Journal and her extensive publications include an invention patent, a text book, various published book chapters, more than 70 research and review articles, as well as multiple editorials and technical guidelines. Dr. Petrisor also is an environmental forensic instructor for the Association for Environmental Health & Sciences (AEHS) Foundation and the Environmental, Outreach, & Stewardship (EOS) Alliance. She has directed and conducted innovative research projects for the U.S. Departments of Energy and Defense, as well as for the European Community. Dr. Petrisor has a Doctorate in Biochemistry from the Romanian Academy of Sciences and a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Bucharest University, Romania.
George Patten – Associate Ecologist
George Patten is an environmental scientist with experience in water quality assessments and watershed planning in Colorado. He has extensive experience assessing ecological and human health risks of contaminated soils, sediments, and groundwater. His portfolio includes field investigations and technical support to evaluate Superfund and other contaminated sites, as well as Natural Resource Damage Assessments and litigation support for environmental injuries. George also has a strong background in geospatial analysis, GIS, and other data visualization tools. He has a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science from the Colorado College and a degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Colorado at Denver.
Ashley Tuggle, M.E.M. – Associate Ecologist
Ashley Tuggle is an environmental scientist specializing in freshwater ecology and stormwater management. She has significant experience in water quality modeling, wetland field surveys, and land use planning in North Carolina and the Appalachian region. Ashley also has a strong technical background in geospatial analysis, GIS, and statistical analysis. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies from Franklin College Switzerland and a Master's degree in Environmental Management and Certificate of Geospatial Analysis from the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University.
Marlene Tyner, M.E.S.M. – Ecologist
Marlene has over 6 years of experience in ecological research and environmental analysis. She specializes in GIS and spatial analysis, climate change science, species distribution modeling, land use planning, market-based conservation strategies, corporate sustainability strategic planning, and environmental law and policy. Her past work includes coastal and near-shore sedimentation modeling, responses of ecosystem processes and communities to climate change, and global habitat modeling under various climate change predictions. Marlene holds a Bachelor's degree in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology from the University of Michigan and a Master's degree in Environmental Science and Management from the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Kate Gazzo, M.S. – Ecologist
Kate Gazzo is an ecologist specializing in water quality issues and watershed management. Kate's applied experience includes invasive species management, plant identification and mapping, conducting biological surveys, and wetland delineation. She has worked across the U.S. on a variety of projects for both the public and private sectors. Her portfolio includes water quality monitoring and reporting associated with agricultural contaminants in California's central valley, Natural Resource Damage Assessment monitoring in the Gulf of Mexico, and quality control of data for an invasive species eradication project located in the northeastern United States. Kate holds a Master's degree from the University of San Francisco in Environmental Management and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies with a minor in Biology from Florida Gulf Cost University.
Landscape Architects & Ecological Designers
Charles Howe – Associate Designer
Charles Howe is a landscape designer and environmental scientist specializing in ecosystem restoration and site planning. Charles excels in the graphical representation of environmental data to aid decision making for ecosystem management and land-use issues. His diverse portfolio includes design and construction of salt marshes, wooded wetlands, riparian and stream systems, vernal pools, tree inventory/value assessment, forest management, as well as agro-forestry plantings and resort planning. Charles is an ISA Certified Arborist and brings an extensive knowledge of woody plant species in the Tri-State area. Charles served on the New York Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance's design guidelines team on the development of a rating system for resilient, multi-functional coastlines. He received a certification in wetland delineation from Rutgers University, a Masters of Landscape Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Biology, magna cum laude, from Allegheny College.
Joseph Cherichello – PLA – Associate Landscape Architect
Joseph Cherichello is a CLARB Certified Professional Landscape Architect in New Jersey and an ISA Certified Arborist. He has over ten years of experience incorporating ecological and urban forestry design principles into park and trail projects, low-impact stormwater management designs, and municipal land development projects with resiliency in mind. He prepares restoration designs for wetland and upland habitats, riparian buffers, stream channels, and stormwater facilities along with tree surveys for projects throughout New Jersey and New York. Joseph also served as a Part-time Lecturer at Rutgers University teaching site engineering, construction, and graphics courses in the Landscape Architecture Department. He graduated from Rutgers University with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Environmental Planning and Design, and a Master's degree in Landscape Architecture.
Chris Loftus, RLA, ASLA – Associate Landscape Architect
Chris is a Registered Landscape Architect with over ten years of experience working in the western United States. His past project experience includes planning and design of parks, trails, and open space; neighborhood and community master planning; innovative stormwater design solutions; urban streetscape design; and ecological restoration. He specializes in the reintroduction of highly functioning ecological systems to degraded landscapes. In close collaboration with Great Ecology's ecologists and designers, Chris develops strategic design solutions that optimize ecological functionality and incorporate public access components. Chris holds a Bachelor's in Environmental Studies from the University of Oregon and a Bachelor's in Landscape Architecture from Colorado State University. He is registered in the state of Colorado (#849) and is a CLARB Certified landscape architect. Chris is the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Colorado Chapter Vice President of Programs and is active in ASLA's Ecology and Restoration Professional Practice Network.
Wendy Para – Executive Assistant
Wendy Para is responsible for assisting the CEO in the day-to-day operations of the company. She has over 10 years of experience as an Executive Assistant. In addition, she manages the San Diego office and provides administrative support.
Lilia Gavrilenko, M.S. – Controller
Lilia Gavrilenko handles the daily accounting activities for Great Ecology. She has over seven years of experience in accounting and budgeting. Lilia holds Master's degree in Mathematics and Bachelor's in Accounting.
Julie Nelson – Operations Analyst
Julie Nelson is responsible for supporting overall operational tasks that enable continual business performance and improvement. Previously, Julie assisted top executives with reporting and data analysis to measure productivity and increase efficiency. Julie holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a concentration in finance from Salem State University.
Alejandro Baladrón Julian, M.S.
Alejandro Baladrón Julian is an environmental scientist specializing in hydrology. Before receiving his Certificate in Conservation Biology from Fordham University, he worked as an environmental consultant in Spain for five years. He has extensive experience performing Environmental Impact Assessments and hydrology modeling, including the design of drainage networks for highway and railway lines, the analysis of evacuation capacity in wastewater drainage systems, and flood risk studies. In addition, he has developed technical reports and cost-benefit analyses for European water supply projects, including the European Regional Development Funds (ERDF) and Cohesion Fund Programs. Alejandro holds a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Sciences, a Master's degree in Applied Hydrology, and a Master's of Advanced Studies in Environmental Sciences.
Daniel R. Brumbaugh, Ph.D.
Dr. Daniel R. Brumbaugh, a marine ecologist with over 20 years of experience, specializing in coral reef ecology, focusing on reef monitoring techniques, studies of coral recruitment, and the science and management of marine protected areas. For 12 years, Dan studied coral reef and other marine ecosystems in The Bahamas and applied this knowledge to Bahamian marine conservation and education. During this time, he led a number of interdisciplinary investigations, including the Bahamas Biocomplexity Project, to study how an expanding system of marine protected areas in the country could function. He also participates on the governing Council and Scientific Advisory Committee of the Bahamas National Trust, and has advised the Bahamas Department of Marine Resources (then Fisheries) on applications of marine science to reserve planning. In the U.S., Dan has served on the stakeholder Advisory Council of the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary and as a Visiting Scientist with the U.S. National Marine Protected Areas Center. He also is also an individual member of the World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA, part of the World Conservation Union, or IUCN) and is on the Advisory Board of the non-profit OneReef, which facilitates reef conservation agreements between funders and reef-owning communities in Micronesia.
Shane Cherry, M.S.
Shane Cherry has served as a principal investigator on geomorphology and hydraulic studies for watersheds, large rivers, and streams in diverse settings around the United States. He has worked as a professional geomorphologist and consultant since 1996 leading projects involving river process modeling and analysis, environmental permitting, mitigation strategy, and ecosystem restoration. Shane works on airport and transportation infrastructure projects, mining projects, and sediment remediation sites. Shane's river and stream restoration experience includes over 80 projects. Shane engenders tremendous confidence in clients, and is a strong consensus builder through his calm articulation of ideas and concepts. Shane employs level-headed wisdom to solve problems directly and efficiently with a talent for building consensus among internal and external stakeholders. This style makes him especially effective in contentious situations around large capital project permitting and multi-party environmental remediation. He offers comprehensive skills in applied science, environmental permitting strategy, and project management that he applies to watershed studies, ecological restoration, habitat design, flood studies, and river process modeling.
Joseph Ehrenberger, M.S.
Joseph Ehrenberger's career of 11 years as an ecologist includes a broad diversity of skills and experiences, with an emphasis on wildlife and habitat assessments. His portfolio includes assisting with husbandry and breeding of rare species in the U.S., Dominican Republic, and Grand Cayman. His field experiences concentrated on general wildlife and habitat assessments, as well as special-status species surveys (e.g. Greater sage grouse, Lesser prairie chicken, Mexican spotted owl, Indiana bat, Swift fox, raptor nest monitoring, Ricord's iguana, and plants such as the Ute's ladies tresses and Colorado butterfly plant). His habitat work includes restoration for Preble's meadow jumping mouse and Kremmling milkvetch, as well as rangeland noxious weed management, mountain pine beetle control, and energy development mitigation. Most recently, he conducted focused surveys throughout Colorado for amphibians and reptiles, including rattlesnake management projects and safety training for governments and the private sector. He has authored numerous technical publications and agency documents. Furthermore, his coordination of volunteers has proven essential to non-profit and federal species and habitat monitoring programs. Joseph received his Bachelor's degree in Teaching from Virginia Tech and his Master's degree in Ecology from Indiana State University.
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