Ryan Mulligan

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The Northeast Philadelphia native and Archbishop Ryan alum says he is confident that as Unisys grows, so will the company's stock price. Mike Thomson took over as head of Unisys Corp. on April 1 after the decade-long tenure of Peter Altabef, and the new hometown CEO wants to grow the $2 billion company's presence in Greater Philadelphia and within the tech industry.

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Ousted Community College of Philadelphia President Guy Generals speaks out after being abruptly put on paid administrative leave following 11 years at the school. In the last three weeks, Donald "Guy" Generals had settled a faculty contract under the threat of a strike, began outlining the college's new budget and was readying to announce a new transfer partnership with Drexel University when he was abruptly put on paid administrative leave. "All of that happened in the last couple of weeks.

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The departures gives new Temple President John Fry the opportunity to fill out Temple's leadership around him with two of its top-ranking roles now available. Temple University Chief Operating Officer Ken Kaiser will retire at the end of June, closing a more than 30-year tenure at the institution that saw him as a mainstay in the school's C-suite during years of leadership transition.

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Valley Forge Military Academy and CollegePreview this article 1 minValley Forge Military Academy and College plans to use the gift for capital improvements around its campus. Valley Forge Military Academy and College has received a $3 million gift from alumnus Harry McCreary Jr. for capital improvements around the school's Main Line campus. McCreary was the heir to Indiana, Pennsylvania-based McCreary Tire and Rubber Co., now called Specialty Tires of America.

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Preview this article 1 minThe longtime family-owned firm, acquired in 2021 for $610 million, will continue to operate there in a leaseback agreement. Exertis Almo has sold its Northeast Philadelphia headquarters to a Boston real estate investment firm in a $27.2 million sale-leaseback deal. An entity associated with Cabot Properties acquired the 143,060-square-foot building at 2709 Commerce Way, property records show. The sale breaks down to $190.13 per square foot.