has been appointed to the position of HWP technical trainer.

The newly created position at HWP came about as a result of the continuing trend towards more technically advanced vehicles and the need for ongoing specialist training for HWP?s automotive mechanics.

In his role as technical trainer, Mr. Henderson attends vehicle brand training sessions overseas, handles vehicle troubleshooting and diagnostic assessments, and liaises with technical specialists at the headquarters for each automotive brand.

He also leads onsite training for all automotive mechanics at HWP including managing and monitoring completion of required technical courses.

Mr. Henderson has a strong automotive service background, including previous employment with Audi, Mazda, Renault and Toyota in the UK.

He joined HWP as an A-1 automotive mechanic in 2003, and held that position for three years before leaving the company to head to New Zealand for three months earlier this year.

Mr. Henderson hails from Northumberland County in Great Britain.

is the newest UATP merchant to use UATP?s Settlement System, a low cost weekly settlement system to improve customer service.

?By accepting UATP, Meyer-Franklin is able to deliver alternative financial solutions to our corporate client base,? Margaret Drinkwater, Meyer-Franklin travel corporate travel manager said.

?We will also continue our competitive advantage in the corporate travel sector with lower distribution costs through low merchant service fees.?

operating as Lili Bermuda has launched its new website www.bermuda-perfumery.com to complement its new vision for the company and for the brand.

The addition of the new online presence offers customers enhanced product ordering capabilities while providing a more secure and easier shopping experience.

?Since a significant portion of our sales are from our overseas mail order business, it is important to provide our customers outside Bermuda with a rewarding online shopping experience as they do when they visit the Island,? Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone, managing director of The Bermuda Perfumery said.

?We are completely rebranding and repositioning Lili Bermuda in the marketplace.

?Earlier this month, we launched our new perfume, Coral and the new packaging for the entire product line.?

?As part of this rebranding it was absolutely necessary to have an online presence that is both functional, secure and in keeping with the more sophisticated image we want to portray.?

Ms. Ramsay-Brackstone said the new e-commerce website utilises the latest standard functionality to provide a user-friendly, intuitive experience to search products, purchase on-line or find additional information pertaining to The Bermuda Perfumery.

She noted that The Bermuda Perfumery created the e-commerce portion of the web site through careful research, ensuring customer satisfaction with online ordering capabilities.

The web site includes an efficient checkout process, customer management, wish list capabilities, online order history and an easy reorder process.

partner CorporaTel has received the 2006 Contact Centre World Award for Best Outsourcing Solution in the Americas.

The award presented to CorporaTel, a Halifax-based provider of contact management services, is based on the quality of feedback from customers.

It is considered among global industry insiders to be a true indication of the quality of service and performance by contact centres.

Companies vying for Best Outsourcing Solution in the Americas were judged on results in categories including quality and level of product knowledge of agents, flexibility to meet changing customers needs, quality of reporting, quality of account management and overall value for money.

will step down as CEO of The Atlantic Philanthropies in September 2007.

Mr. Healy, who was appointed CEO for a five year term in September 2001, has agreed to extend his term for an additional year before returning to his home country, Ireland.

Programs funded by Atlantic operate in Australia, Bermuda, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, South Africa, the United States and Vietnam.

Mr. Healy, 59, has been associated with The Atlantic Philanthropies since 1990.

As CEO, he managed the organisation?s successful transition in 2002 to a limited lifetime foundation which expects to cease active grantmaking around 2016 and will close down shortly thereafter.

He led the initiative to focus Atlantic?s grantmaking on four areas: ageing, disadvantaged children & youth, population health, and reconciliation and human rights.

As of March 30, Atlantic had awarded grants totalling $3.64 billion since 1982. Remaining in the endowment is approximately $3.8 billion.