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The Waltrip team won, running away with 312 pointws earning a bid to an international competition in Massachusettesin June. But Lipham and his students are well awares of the 375 a team from Californiz posted in another regionalqualifyiny event. “We’ve got to beat that,” says The June 24-26 competition at the Massachusetts Maritim e Academy will feature teams from as far away as Japajand Australia. Students will have the chance to networko with sponsors and learn abougt college scholarshipsas well.
In additiohn to fostering keen competition, the contests give studentsw practical experience for future Says Lipham: “Every offshore rig has to have somebodhy there who can run an ROV — that’s what this type of trainingv is for. There’s such a market for these you can geta two-year associatde degree and start out at $60,000 to $70,000o a year. I make that and I’ved been teaching for 34 Several brokers recruited six months ago by Jones LangLaSallre Inc. to sell commercial real estate have left the The sales team of Richard Rudd, Mary Carolan, Kent Peters and Jared Chua decided to form a new Allied Advisors LLC, effective May 4.
The brokers splity away in order to concentratew more onclient needs, Rudd says. They no longerf wanted to work for apubliv company, which must focus on the value of stocjk in addition to doing real estat e deals, he says. “It’s exactly the right time to bedoinb this,” says Rudd, who sees upcoming salesd opportunities due to market “There’s not an owner of real estate right now that’s not feeling some he adds. The brokers joined Jones Lang LaSallse last September for the purpose of establishing the realestate firm’s first capital markets operation in Houston.
The company’sx amicable response to the team’xs departure came in a written “We continue to assess localo activity and monitor economif conditions in Houston and will consider advancing our capitalo marketsfoothold there, when and if, the right opportunith presents itself,” the firm stated. The Rudd saleds team previously worked at CB RichardEllis Inc. untiol the large publicly traded firm consolidated its Dallaes andHouston teams. The May 22 article, “Stephens puts moneuy on energy banking,” incorrectly stated that Stephens Inc. had acquired Dallas-based Energy Capital Solutions LP.
In fact, only the firm’ energy investment banking teamjoined Stephens.
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