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Saudi Gazette
11 hours ago
- Business
- Saudi Gazette
Saudi Film Commission joins International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The Saudi Film Commission announced its membership in the International Association of Audiovisual Archives (IASA), which includes members from 70 countries representing archival institutions from around the world specializing in the preservation of visual materials, musical recordings, historical and literary works, oral history, and other artifacts. This is a strategic move aimed at strengthening the commission's international presence in the field of audiovisual archiving. This accession comes as part of the Commission's ongoing efforts to preserve and protect the Kingdom's audiovisual heritage. It aims to develop archiving projects and exchange expertise with leading international institutions in this field. It also reflect the Commission's commitment to strengthening its position as a leading entity by applying best practices and modern technologies in film archiving, opening new horizons for developing local capabilities in this field. Collaborating with the Association's members will provide opportunities to benefit from the latest technologies and innovations in audiovisual archiving, thus enhancing Saudi Arabia's efforts to protect and preserve its cultural heritage for future generations. The International Association of Audiovisual Archives (IASA) was founded in 1969 in Amsterdam with the aim of promoting cooperation between archives specializing in the preservation of audiovisual materials. The association holds an annual conference with the aim of disseminating knowledge and exchanging experiences and expertise in the fields of preservation, restoration, and digitization, protecting intellectual property, and making archival collections available to researchers, interested parties, and the general public. The commission's membership in the IASA represents another step in its journey towards global leadership in the film archiving sector, as it will work to expand the scope of cooperation with international partners and develop initiatives that contribute to strengthening Saudi Arabias presence in this field.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Geneseo schools leader named Superintendent of Distinction
Dr. Adam Brumbaugh, superintendent of Geneseo CUSD #228, has been named the 2025Superintendent of Distinction by his colleagues in the Blackhawk Region of the Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA). According to a news release, Brumbaugh was honored at an awards luncheon Thursday in Springfield. State Superintendent Dr. Tony Sanders was the featured speaker, where 21 IASA regional Superintendents of Distinction were recognized. 'I am humbled and honored to represent the Black Hawk Region, and I am grateful to work alongside so many talented superintendents,' said Brumbaugh, who has been an educator for 21 years and superintendent of Geneseo CUSD #228 for seven years. 'Such recognition is a credit to Geneseo and the committed families, staff, students and Board of Education I have the pleasure to work with.' Those nominating Brumbaugh noted a number of successes during his tenure including: Implemented instructional coaching cycles for every teacher. Led the implementation of Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). Oversaw construction of a new $4.2 million Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center. Renewed a standards-based approach to teaching and learning. The Blackhawk Region includes school districts in Rock Island, Henry, and Mercer counties. Superintendents of Distinction were selected by peers in their region based on their commitment, dedication and leadership. 'Effective school leadership requires both vision and the ability to execute,' said IASA Executive Director Dr. Brent Clark. 'Dr. Brumbaugh has demonstrated both qualities consistently throughout his career in Geneseo. His focus on building community partnerships while enhancing educational opportunities has created lasting positive change for students.' The 11th annual luncheon was sponsored by Stifel, the country's leading underwriter of K-12 school bonds. 'The superintendents honored today exemplify the depth of leadership and personal commitment that exceptional superintendents bring to their districts to serve students and staff to be the best they can be,' said Anne Noble, managing director of Stifel. 'Stifel's longtime commitment to IASA culminates in honoring these amazing superintendents and thanking them for all they do for the students of Illinois.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
