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IAC began as a hybrid media/electronic retailing company over twenty-five years ago. Since then, IAC (directly and through predecessor entities) has transformed itself into a leading Internet company through the development, building, acquisition and distribution to its stockholders of a number of businesses and continues to build companies and invest opportunistically. IAC is today comprised of category leading businesses, including Dotdash Meredith Inc., Angi Inc. and Care.com, as well as others ranging from early stage to established businesses. IAC also holds strategic equity positions in businesses across several industries, including in MGM Resorts International and Turo Inc. The US generates 90% of IAC's total revenue.

Taconic Investment Partners invests in and manages commercial real estate in the New York metropolitan area. It owns about 10 office, multifamily residential, and mixed-use properties totaling more than 7 million sq. ft. of space in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Coney Island. The company's Taconic Management division handles property management, leasing, and construction management duties. Founded in 1997 by co-CEOs Charles Bendit and Paul Pariser, Taconic Investment Partners has also owned properties in Atlanta, Chicago, and Washington, DC.

The Partnership for New York City is a group of business leaders pledged to work for the economic and cultural betterment of all five boroughs. To achieve its goal of maintaining New York City's position as the global center of commerce, culture, and innovation, it conducts research, participates in policy making, lobbies government, and invests in economic development efforts. Its many partners include American Express, Con Edison, Macys, Tiffany & Co. The group was formed in 2002 from a combination of two already-affiliated organizations with complementary missions: the New York City Partnership, founded by David Rockefeller in 1979, and the New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which was formed in 1768.

Armed with a Wharton degree in engineering and business, Mr. Levin decamped for New York City and the acquisitions team of USA Interactive, a growing media company.

Previously, John was Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Toolbars and Portals division and had served in various senior management roles in the company since joining in 1999.

In making the announcement, Tag Gross, EliasArts' Executive Vice President & General Manager, New York, commented, \"[Joey Santiago] will be joining a group of uniquely talented artists at Elias each of whom offer a distinct perspective on music and bring something amazing to every project we work on.\" Martin Pazzani, EliasArts' President and CEO adds \"EliasArts has the broadest musical range and the deepest talent pool of any company in the world. This new addition to our exclusive Featured Artist roster extends that range and talent even further.\" At a private screening of the heralded documentary loudQUIETloud, recently hosted by EliasArts in New York City as a prelude to today's announcement, Tag Gross commented, \"Elias' featured artists, together with our full time staff, offer the most solid credentials and diverse levels of capabilities anywhere. There's a synergy and collaborative creative spirit at EliasArts that is hard to beat.\"

That cast features Lemon Bay Playhouse veteran actors Bob LaSalle, Rosie Tremo and Jim Walsh, along with newcomers Dianne Brin and Elaine Levin. Jim Walsh plays [Joey Todd] and said his biggest hurdle in preparing for the play was understanding the relationship between Joey and his father. In their own lives, Brin and Levin are sisters. They've found their roles particularly challenging on stage when Brin, Joey's sister and Levin, Joey's fiancee, get caught up in a vicious cat fight.

South Columbus coach Joey Price has been vocal in lobbying for Stallions' senior Bryan Dixon to make the North Carolina Shrine Bowl football team. Three other area players made the team, including 6-foot-5, 222- pound Hoggard tight end Rob Varno, surgically repaired Ashley standout wide receiver Levin Neal and Whiteville defensive back Marquis Melvin. South Brunswick wide receiver Scott Long was selected as an alternate. Varno, according Vikings' coach Scott Braswell, also a Shrine Bowl assistant, has developed into a Division I prospect because of his dedication. Varno is the first Viking chosen to the Shrine Bowl since 1989.