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What You Need to Know Virji stepped into his new role this month, according to his LinkedIn. He joined the Hermosa Beach, California-based firm in 2014 as associate general counsel. Marlin has more than $7.6 billion in capital under management and recently raised a new fund. Marlin Equity Partners, a 16-year-old private equity firm with more than $7.6 billion in capital under management, has elevated in-house lawyer Az Virji to general counsel, Virji announced in a LinkedIn post Thursday evening. Virji steps this month into the role vacated by general counsel Robert Kunold Jr., who has worked with Marlin Equity Partners since 2013 and is retiring from the company. Want to continue reading?Become an ALM Digital Reader for Free! Benefits of a Digital Membership Free access to 1 article* every 30 days Access to the entire ALM network of websites Unlimited access to the ALM suite of newsletters Build custom alerts on any search topic of your choosing Search by a wide range of topics Already have an account? Sign In Now *May exclude premium content You Might Like 3 minute read 3 minute read 2 minute read 2 minute read Trending Stories Mentioned in a Law.com story? License our…

AILSA CHANG, HOST:Acquitted on all counts - Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty today in Kenosha, Wis. He collapsed onto the defense table in the courtroom as the verdict was read. He was facing life in prison for shooting and killing two men and wounding another during racial justice protests that turned violent in August 2020. Rittenhouse said he went to Kenosha to help as a medic and when he fired the shots from his AR-15-style rifle that he was acting in self-defense. His trial attorney, Mark Richards, is now on the line with us.Welcome.MARK RICHARDS: Good evening.CHANG: Good evening. OK, so what do you think was the most important piece of evidence that helped convince jurors that this was indeed self-defense?RICHARDS: The large amount of video - if it had been just witness statements without any video, the storytellers would have been on the other side. And Kyle would have been vastly outnumbered, and no one would have believed them.CHANG: And describe some of those images that were available in the video.RICHARDS: The first instance, there was probably four different cellphones that were filming. There was a government drone down the street, which was filming. There was an FBI…

Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly. For a better experience use Google Chrome, Firefox or Microsoft Edge. Tourism Ireland boss Niall Gibbons has been named most influential Irish chief executive on LinkedIn for the second consecutive year in the Reputations Agency’s Social CEO report. Robert Finnegan of Three Ireland climbed two spots to second place in this year’s ranking, ahead of Vodafone Ireland’s Anne O’Leary and Bank of Ireland’s Francesca McDonagh in third and fourth place respectively. The communications agency’s 2021 analysis of LinkedIn activity saw An Post’s David McRedmond rise nine places to fifth, while Cathriona Hallahan of Microsoft Ireland was ranked sixth. The top 10 was completed by Lidl Ireland’s John Paul Scally in seventh spot, Facebook Ireland’s Gareth Lambe in eighth and, in joint ninth place, IDA Ireland’s Martin Shanahan and Sky Ireland’s JD Buckley. Mr Buckley was the second-highest climber in this year’s list, moving up eight places. The latest Social CEO report, published to mark the second year of the Reputations Agency’s leaders reputation programme, assessed 100 LinkedIn profiles from November 2020 to October 2021. LinkedIn,…

On the Glossy Week in Review podcast, hosts Danny Parisi and Zofia Zwieglinska break down some of the biggest fashion news stories of the week. In this week’s episode: Nike paused its Travis Scott collaborations, wholesale marketplace Faire raised $400 million and Bottega Veneta got a new creative director (while rumors swirled about why Daniel Lee left so abruptly). Plus, a closer look at Shein’s massive — and unethical — growth.

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Hyderabad: Finance minister T. Harish Rao on Wednesday said the state government had been addressing grievances and complaints raised by the people on Dharani portal in an expeditious manner. Harish Rao chaired the Cabinet sub-committee meeting to review the progress of Dharani portal and to discuss the measures to be taken to make the portal more user-friendly. The meeting was attended by Cabinet sub-committee members including ministers G. Jagadish Reddy, Sabitha Indra Reddy, V. Prashanth Reddy and the officials of departments concerned. "As many as 98,049 applications were received on Dharani portal which pertain to the 'list of prohibited properties'. Of them, 82,472 have been resolved so far. Over 10 lakh property registrations were done on Dharani within a year of its launch indicating the huge success of the portal. Dharani, the brainchild of Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao, will remain in history as a milestone in land administration and management of land records," Harish said. He asked officials to launch more modules and options on Dharani to make the portal more user-friendly and to resolve the issues being faced by people during property registrations on the portal. Officials informed the ministers that several new modules and options were launched…

Mention the term “professional networking” and you’ll get an earful. Some people hate the phrase because they think it’s an inauthentic way of boosting one’s career. Others understand the need for it, but are uncomfortable doing it. “Networking is often a loaded term,” says Dorie Clark, a popular LinkedIn Learning instructor and author of the new book, The Long Game. “I prefer to think of networking as the way adults make friends.” I caught up with Clark to talk about the three kinds of networking she reveals in her book–the first type is one to avoid while the next two can dramatically enhance the quality of your life. I know they’ve worked for me. 1. Short-term networking. This is where “networking” gets a bad reputation. It’s the type of networking when you introduce yourself to someone new for only one purpose–you need them for a job, an investment, or a sale. Short-term networking makes you look desperate. “Desperation is never attractive, and you should never try to forge new relationships under those circumstances,” says Clark. Clark has a personal rule that she tries to follow: no ‘asks’ for a year. For example, let’s say you meet a person who is well-known in the field in…

Hotmail co-founder launches ShowReel, a purpose-driven social video platform that will match job seekers with companies looking for talent Topics LinkedIn | TikTok | Indian job seekers He invested and worked with many other companies, he candidly admits, but nothing hit as big as his messaging platform Hotmail. He sold it to Microsoft in 1998 for a cool $400 million. But tech entrepreneur Sabeer Bhatia is back in business again. Today, Bhatia launched ShowReel, a purpose-driven social video platform that will match job seekers with companies looking for talent. The platform, which is to be launched first in India and then in the US too, will enable job seekers to build their own professional video profile. And he is giving himself six months to scale up his business model. But is he replicating another LinkedIn? Or does he want to take them on? Bhatia explains how this platform is different. He admits that his initial attempt was not successful as it was based on the app asking potential job seekers text-based questions. “But I have since modified the model and have hit upon a winning idea,” says Bhatia. What he now does is interview them, as if he were conducting a Zoom interview with…

Online professional network LinkedIn has joined hands with digital creative agency The Glitch, to launch phase II of the #FindTheBalance campaign that provokes honest conversations about the realities of working from home and the struggle of finding work-life balance amid the pandemic. The new ad films throw spotlight on the importance of well-being in today’s remote hustle culture by encouraging professionals to hit pause and strike the right balance between work and life in the new world of work.Professionals in India are grappling with burnout at this time, and the Future of Work perception study also finds that professionals today value work-life balance (52%) even more than job security (50%), Sivaram Parameswaran, head, brand marketing, Asia Pacific, LinkedIn, said. “The #FindTheBalance brand campaign is a reminder for our members to hit pause, reconnect with their family, friends, and colleagues, and find a new idea of balance. As the world of work continues to evolve, we are committed to fostering a sense of community for our members to connect, spark conversations, share ideas, and encourage each other to build flexible schedules and a well-rounded lifestyle,” he added.In phase II of the campaign, the three films take a deeper look at the…

New Delhi: The Supreme Court Monday said it would hear on November 18 a plea seeking directions to the CBSE and the CISCE to issue a revised circular for conducting the ensuing class 10 and 12 board examinations in hybrid mode instead of offline mode only amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The plea, filed by six students who would be appearing in the ensuing board examinations, came up for hearing before a bench of Justices A M Khanwilkar and C T Ravikumar. The bench said the plea would be heard along with a pending petition on November 18. Senior advocate Sanjay Hegde, appearing for the petitioners, told the bench that the matter requires urgent consideration as board examinations would commence from Tuesday. The bench, which observed that the pending petition was listed for hearing in January next year, took note of the submissions and said it would prepone the hearing on that plea and both the matters would be taken up this week. When the counsel appearing for the petitioners said the plea pending in the apex court has raised some different issues, the bench said, “We will see that on Thursday (November 18). If the issue is same, it will…