 The path of the directory to load the events from.
	 */
	export async function loadEvents(path: string) {
		if (!path) return;
		const files = await fsPromises.readdir(path);
		Logger.info('Loading events.', 'Loading');
		Logger.comment(`Events : (${files.length})`, 'Loading');

		if (files.length) for (const file of files) await loadEvent(path, file);
	}

	/**
	 * Unloads an event.
	 *
	 * @param name - The event to unload.
	 */
	export function unloadEvent(name: string) {
		if (events.delete(name)) Logger.info(`${name} event unloaded.`, 'UnLoading');
		else Logger.warn(`${name} event not found.`, 'UnLoading');
	}

	/**
	 * Unloads a command.
	 *
	 * @param name - The command to unload.
	 */
	export function unloadCommand(name: string) {
		if (commands.delete(name)) Logger.info(`${name} command unloaded.`, 'UnLoading');
		else Logger.warn(`Command '${name}' not found.`, 'UnLoading');
	}
}
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Michel Beilin
I worked at GFI Informatique full-time for
Cons – The lack of projects made me staying with the company no longer possible.
Promotions are hard to get and raises based on merit and performance are non existent.
Advice to Senior Management –.
Pros –.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
2014-01-10 12:34 PST
I have been working at GFI Informatique full-time for more than 3 years
Pros – A good job for lazy people, with kids or before retirement. If you do not expect to much it should be ok.
Cons – Lack of trainings. Extremely difficult to get a rise. And is not related to your performance. Company do not understand it's employees.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company
2013-11-11 05:43 PST
I worked at GFI Informatique full-time for less than a year
Pros – - Small teams and small projects can be a benefit in some ways, don't have pressure
- Being in Agency of Aix en Provence which is a nice location
- Management is ok with you
Cons – - Short term missions, have to switch quite often from technologies
- Not a lot of contracts, always with the same clients
Advice to Senior Management – - If you want to keep people, raise their salary or try to boost your missions
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
2013-05-28 13:18 PDT
Pros – Senior Management – Estipulate real compensations for those who give up their personal life trying to push the projects forward.
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This entry was posted in Ants and tagged Ant Control, Ant Control Sydney, Pest Control on January 3, 2019 by admin.The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) announces the election of its Executive Committee and Officers for the term Jan. 1, 2020, through Dec. 31, 2020. Dr. James Sunser, President of Genesee Community College, was elected Chair of the Commission. In addition, the Commission has also named the Chairs and Vice Chairs for its standing and advisory committees.
The Executive Committee is comprised of seven members elected by the Commission annually, including the Chair, Vice Chair, and Treasurer. Because the Executive Committee holds ad interim authority to act on behalf of the Commission as necessary between meetings to continue the operations of the Corporation and to take actions on accreditation and institutional membership as may be necessary, its composition must include administrative, faculty, and public representatives.
Dr. Sunser (Administrative Representative), President of Genesee Community College, was elected Chair of the Commission after serving as Vice Chair in 2019. Dr. Sunser, who is in his second term on the Commission, assumed duties as President and Chief Executive Officer of SUNY Genesee Community College in August 2011. Dr. Sunser was a member of the steering committee that reviewed and recommended changes to MSCHE’s accreditation standards and the steering committee that worked on changes to the Commission’s accreditation processes and cycle, and he served on the MSCHE Rebranding Committee that was charged with creating a new messaging platform for the Commission.
Dr. Gilmour (Administrative Representative), who served on the Executive Committee in 2019, was elected as Vice Chair for 2020. Dr. Gilmour returned to the Commission in 2019 after having previously served from 2012 to 2017 and during that time was on the Executive Committee in 2017 and served as Chair of the Committee on Follow-Up Activities and Candidate Institutions. She served on the MSCHE Rebranding Committee that was charged with creating a new messaging platform for the Commission. She has served as President of Pennsylvania College of Technology, a nationally recognized leader in applied technology education, since 1998. Dr. Gilmour joined the College in 1977 as an Instructor and Curriculum Developer and advanced through numerous administrative positions before becoming President.
Mr. Hollowell (Public Representative), who was appointed to the Commission in 2013 and is in his second term as a Public Member, will once again serve the Executive Committee as Treasurer and Chair of the Finance Committee. He retired from the University of Delaware in 2008 and is Executive Vice President and Treasurer Emeritus. He served on the committee charged with updating the standards for accreditation. He represented MSCHE as a member of the Board of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools from 2000 to 2007.
Dr. Mathios (Faculty Representative), who began his second term as a Commissioner in 2018, was elected Secretary for 2020. He joined the Executive Committee in 2019. A Professor in the Department of Policy Analysis and Management in the College of Human Ecology at Cornell University, Dr. Mathios had co-chaired Cornell’s Middle States Self-Study Accreditation Committee. On behalf of MSCHE, Dr. Mathios has served as a member of an evaluation team and chaired or co-chaired three evaluation teams.
Dr. Katherine Conway-Turner (Administrative Representative), began her tenure as the ninth President of Buffalo State College in August 2014. Dr. Conway-Turner has served as a Peer Evaluator and Team Chair for the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and was elected to the Commission in 2019. As president of SUNY’s largest and only comprehensive college located in an urban setting, Dr. Conway-Turner’s vision for Buffalo State is to become “Buffalo’s College” through engagement, excellence, and social responsibility.
Dr. Carl Person (Public Representative) spent 14 years at NASA, most recently as its Director of Aerospace Research and Career Development in the Office of Education. Dr. Person is in his second term on the Commission and will now join the Executive Committee. In his final role at NASA, he worked with a national network of colleges and universities to expand opportunities for Americans to understand and participate in NASA’s aeronautics and space projects, supporting and enhancing science and engineering, education, research, and public outreach efforts.
Mr. Lloyd Ricketts (Administrative Representative) is Treasurer at The College of New Jersey, beginning his association with the College in 1999. Mr. Ricketts has served as a Peer Evaluator and Team Chair for the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, participating in a number of accreditation site visits. He was elected to the Commission in 2019. He has played an integral role in The College of New Jersey’s fiscal management by implementing new financial systems with improved campus financial reporting, as well as other initiatives aimed at providing financial service improvements to the College. In addition to joining the Executive Committee, Mr. Ricketts will also serve as Vice