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Lola Amour to hold 'Love On Loop' album concert this September
Lola Amour to hold 'Love On Loop' album concert this September

GMA Network

time07-08-2025

  • Entertainment
  • GMA Network

Lola Amour to hold 'Love On Loop' album concert this September

Lola Amour is set to drop its sophomore album, 'Love on Loop' this August 15, and to celebrate, the band will be holding a concert. Love On Loop: The Album Concert is happening on September 12 at Space at One Ayala in Makati. The "Raining in Manila" hitmaker will perform never-before-performed songs from the new record, plus all-time fan favorites and hits. Joining the lineup are alternative folk act The Ridleys, P-pop group KAIA, and beloved pop rock icons The Itchyworms. Sof of Any Name's Okay and Barb. will also be performing special collaborations with Lola Amour. Early bird tickets sold out over the weekend, while regular tickets are now on sale via Helix Pay. Lola Amour's 'Love On Loop' features previously released singles 'Dance With My Mistakes,' 'Misbehave,' and 'The Moment' with Kokoro of Psychic Fever from Exile Tribe. Helmed by renowned producers Hyuk Shin and CUURLEY, the brand new album takes listeners through the many stages of love from infatuation to heartbreak to second chances. In an exclusive interview with GMA News Online, the Lola Amour members said they are 'keeping it simple' in this new musical era, and not let pressure dictate what kind of music they make. —Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News

StratCap President Jim Condon Joins Praxis Solutions Advisory Committee
StratCap President Jim Condon Joins Praxis Solutions Advisory Committee

Yahoo

time17-06-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

StratCap President Jim Condon Joins Praxis Solutions Advisory Committee

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., June 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Praxis Solutions, a technology-enabled consulting firm transforming the Wealth and Asset Management industries through AI, today announced that Jim Condon has joined its Advisory Committee. Mr. Condon brings nearly two decades of leadership in private equity, capital markets, and digital infrastructure, with a proven ability to scale platforms, build distribution strategies, and drive growth in complex investment environments. Mr. Condon is President and Managing Partner of StratCap, where he leads the firm's strategic initiatives and oversees operations across real estate, infrastructure, and digital economy investment solutions. During his 14 years at StratCap, he has played a pivotal role in the firm's evolution and expansion into digital transformation themes. He also served as a Board Member of Pegasus Digital Mobility Corp, helping guide strategy in emerging technology sectors. Earlier in his career, Mr. Condon held leadership roles at PC Capital, Schroders, Refco, and Marsh & McLennan. He earned his MBA cum laude from the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business and holds a CIMA designation from The Wharton School. "We're excited to welcome Jim Condon to the Praxis Advisory Committee," said Bill Dwyer, Executive Chairman of Praxis Solutions. "Jim has deep experience across institutional capital raising, private equity, and digital infrastructure. His insights will be instrumental as we scale Anchor Advisory and continue refining our AI-powered platform, KAIA, for investment due diligence and distribution." "I've spent my career at the intersection of capital formation and innovation," said Mr. Condon. "Praxis is building the tools the industry needs—faster, smarter ways to conduct diligence, scale engagement, and improve product selection. I'm thrilled to support their vision and help shape the firm's next stage of growth." As a member of the Advisory Committee, Mr. Condon will provide guidance on market expansion, institutional partnerships, and product strategy. His experience will help advance the reach and capabilities of both KAIA and Anchor Advisory Services, Praxis' distribution support arm focused on helping asset managers grow with speed and precision. About Praxis SolutionsPraxis Solutions, based in Newport, CA, is a technology-enabled solutions provider transforming wealth and asset management firms. By combining deep industry expertise with advanced technology, Praxis helps clients improve deliverables and reduce costs. Visit for more information. Media ContactWill DwyerPraxis Solutions, Inc.978-273-5563 View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Praxis Solutions, Inc.

King Abdulaziz Airport ranks third in Middle East for air connectivity, says ACI
King Abdulaziz Airport ranks third in Middle East for air connectivity, says ACI

Zawya

time30-05-2025

  • Business
  • Zawya

King Abdulaziz Airport ranks third in Middle East for air connectivity, says ACI

SHANGHAI — King Abdulaziz International Airport (KAIA) in Jeddah ranked third among Middle Eastern airports in the 2024 Asia-Pacific and Middle East Air Connectivity Index, the Airports Council International (ACI) announced during the Air Connectivity 2025 Conference held in Shanghai. The index evaluates airports based on key metrics including flight frequency, destination diversity, geographic location, market size, economic indicators, quality of air connectivity, airline network integration, and overall traveler experience. Eng. Mazen Johar, CEO of Jeddah Airports Company, said the ranking marks a significant milestone for KAIA, reflecting the airport's growing regional and global role in aviation. He noted that the achievement is the result of sustained efforts to enhance connectivity and expand the airport's global reach in line with the company's strategic vision. Johar reaffirmed the company's commitment to operational excellence and expanding KAIA's role as a global aviation hub. This includes further developing air connectivity routes, improving infrastructure, and enhancing the overall passenger experience in line with Saudi Arabia's ambitions to serve as a strategic center in global air transport. © Copyright 2022 The Saudi Gazette. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (

King Abdulaziz Airport ranks third in Middle East for air connectivity, says ACI
King Abdulaziz Airport ranks third in Middle East for air connectivity, says ACI

Saudi Gazette

time29-05-2025

  • Business
  • Saudi Gazette

King Abdulaziz Airport ranks third in Middle East for air connectivity, says ACI

Saudi Gazette report SHANGHAI — King Abdulaziz International Airport (KAIA) in Jeddah ranked third among Middle Eastern airports in the 2024 Asia-Pacific and Middle East Air Connectivity Index, the Airports Council International (ACI) announced during the Air Connectivity 2025 Conference held in Shanghai. The index evaluates airports based on key metrics including flight frequency, destination diversity, geographic location, market size, economic indicators, quality of air connectivity, airline network integration, and overall traveler experience. Eng. Mazen Johar, CEO of Jeddah Airports Company, said the ranking marks a significant milestone for KAIA, reflecting the airport's growing regional and global role in aviation. He noted that the achievement is the result of sustained efforts to enhance connectivity and expand the airport's global reach in line with the company's strategic vision. Johar reaffirmed the company's commitment to operational excellence and expanding KAIA's role as a global aviation hub. This includes further developing air connectivity routes, improving infrastructure, and enhancing the overall passenger experience in line with Saudi Arabia's ambitions to serve as a strategic center in global air transport.

Saudi Arabia's Jeddah airport soars to top three in Middle East airport rankings
Saudi Arabia's Jeddah airport soars to top three in Middle East airport rankings

Arab News

time29-05-2025

  • Business
  • Arab News

Saudi Arabia's Jeddah airport soars to top three in Middle East airport rankings

JEDDAH: King Abdulaziz International Airport has secured third place in the 2024 Airport Connectivity Index for the Middle East, marking a significant milestone in Saudi Arabia's ascent as a global aviation hub. The ranking was announced at the Air Connectivity Conference 2025, held in Shanghai, where the Airports Council International Asia-Pacific and Middle East unveiled its annual index. KAIA followed Dubai International Airport and Qatar's Hamad International Airport in the regional rankings, according to the Saudi Press Agency. This recognition underscores both KAIA's growing operational capacity and Saudi Arabia's broader Vision 2030 goal of transforming the Kingdom into a leading logistics and transportation center. As part of that strategy, Saudi Arabia aims to handle 330 million passengers annually, connect to 250 international destinations, and transport 4.5 million tonnes of cargo by 2030. Mazen Johar, CEO of Jeddah Airports Co., said the latest ranking reflects the airport's progress in expanding its air network and enhancing connectivity. 'This milestone demonstrates our commitment to operational excellence and aligns with our strategy to establish KAIA as a pivotal global hub,' he said in a statement to SPA. Johar noted that the airport's improved ranking is a result of sustained efforts to boost competitiveness, upgrade infrastructure, and elevate passenger experience in line with national transport goals. KAIA also held the third spot in the 2023 edition of the index, announced during ACI's annual assembly in Riyadh. As part of its long-term development plans, JEDCO is implementing upgrades aligned with the National Transport and Logistics Strategy. These enhancements aim to increase KAIA's passenger capacity to 114 million annually by the end of the decade. In 2024, KAIA served 49.1 million passengers — up 14 percent from 2023 — marking the highest annual passenger volume recorded by any airport in the Kingdom. The busiest day was December 31, when over 174,600 passengers passed through the airport. December also set a monthly record, with traffic exceeding 4.7 million passengers. In the Asia-Pacific rankings, Shanghai Pudong International Airport claimed the top spot, followed by Incheon International Airport in South Korea and Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. Hong Kong International Airport was recognized as the most improved airport in terms of connectivity across both regions. Headquartered in Hong Kong with a regional office in Riyadh, ACI Asia-Pacific and Middle East represents airports in some of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets. The Airport Connectivity Index— developed with PwC in 2023 and refined in its third edition — measures network scale, frequency, destination economic weight, and connection efficiency. According to ACI, air connectivity in the Middle East grew 28 percent year on year, while Asia-Pacific saw a 13 percent increase, reflecting a 14 percent average growth across both regions. These gains signal a robust post-pandemic recovery and the continued momentum of global air travel.

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