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Robert Mardini

Robert Mardini (born 1972) is Director-General of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
== Early life and education ==
Mardini was born and raised in Tripoli, Lebanon. He was educated at the Lycée Français in Tripoli and at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, where he was awarded a Master of Science in civil engineering and hydraulics in 1996.
== Professional career ==
Mardini joined the ICRC in 1997, coordinating water engineering programmes in Rwanda and Iraq, before leading the organization’s Water & Habitat Unit with projects in over 40 countries, improving access to water, sanitation and hygiene services to around 14 million people per year. He went on to hold various senior positions within the organization, including Deputy Director General (2010-2012), Regional Director for the Near and Middle East (2012-2018) and Permanent Observer of the ICRC to the United Nations & Head of Delegation in New York (2018-2020). 
In this latter role, Mardini steered the ICRC’s diplomatic engagement with the UN Security Council, the UN General Assembly, Member States and UN entities to influence decisions on humanitarian issues across policy themes and geographic contexts. 
He has spoken and published on a broad range of key issues such as armed conflict and humanitarian crisis in the Middle East; international humanitarian law; sexual violence in conflict; humanitarian action and counter-terrorism measures; and the future of humanitarian action. 
Mardini was appointed ICRC Director-General in October 2019 , and took up his position on 30 March 2020.
== Personal life ==
Mardini has Lebanese and Swiss citizenship. He is married and has two daughters.
== References ==
== External links ==
*ICRC official website
*Robert Mardini on Twitter
*Robert Mardini on linkedin
Category:International Committee of the Red Cross
Category:1972 births
Category:Swiss people
Category:Lebanese people
Category:People from Tripoli, Lebanon
Robert McKinley

Robert McKinley, Attorney is a distinguished attorney and accomplished Electrical Engineer known for his expertise in intellectual property, patent, and trademark litigation. With a career spanning over 25 years, McKinley has showcased his leadership skills, integrity, and unwavering commitment to serving his clients' best interests. He is widely recognized for his contributions to the legal field, particularly in the realm of technology, intellectual property, and in providing advice to corporations to firm-up their operations, and protect and defend their interests.
==Education and career==
Robert McKinley earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Widener University School of Law. During his time there, he proved his dedication to legal excellence by becoming a member of several prestigious organizations, including the Moot Court Honor Society, Trial Advocacy Honor Society, and Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity for Scholastic Achievement. These affiliations underscore his commitment to scholastic achievement and as a leader in practicing law.
Over the course of his extensive legal career, Robert McKinley has demonstrated his proficiency in handling complex intellectual property matters. His specialization in patent and trademark litigation, coupled with his innate leadership qualities, has solidified his reputation as a leading authority in the field. McKinley's approach to serving his clients is characterized by both integrity and an aggressive pursuit of their best interests, a combination that has yielded positive outcomes in various legal proceedings.
==References==
==External links==
* RKM Law Group
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* Robert McKinley, Attorney - Speaker Hub
Category:American lawyers
Category:Electrical engineers
Category:Widener University School of Law alumni
Robert McNab (artist)

Robert Donald McNab (born November 17, 1946) is a writer, documentary TV producer, broadcaster and illustrator of New Zealand, Serb and Hungarian ancestry. He was raised in Hungary, Turkey and Argentina.
==Life==
Robert McNab was born on November 17, 1946, in Budapest, Hungary. He and his family were expelled from Hungary in 1949, moving to Turkey where his father, RGC McNab, was British Council Director., then to Argentina from 1953-1957 at which point his parents separated and Robert was sent to boarding school in the UK.
McNab studied 19th and 20th Century art under John Golding at the Courtald Institute of Art. Here he met his late wife, the technical art historian Caroline Villers (1948-2004), with whom he had 3 children. He is married to garden designer and art curator, Joanne Bernstein.
==Career==
Through the Courtauld Institute, McNab was introduced to art historian Lord Clark, whose assistant he became on two documentary TV series: The Romantic Rebellion and Rembrandt.
Michael Gill invited McNab to work on his BBC series, Royal Heritage, for Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee. Following this McNab joined the BBC’s Music & Arts Department in Kensington House West London. McNab was assistant to Robert Hughes on the series The Shock of the New. He also contributed to BBC documentary series Arena and Omnibus; the Art in the Third Reich series made with Peter Adam received a BAFTA Award.
McNab also contributed to BBC documentary profiles including of Robert Crumb, Joseph Cornell, and Cindy Sherman.
McNab left the BBC in 1996 and - in frequent collaboration with BBC Radio Producer David Perry - wrote and presented arts documentaries for radio. Landscape of Fear (1998) won the Arts Documentary Award in the Sony Radio Awards 1999.
Ghost Ships: A Surrealist Love Triangle based on original research and written by McNab was published by Yale University Press in 2004. It traces the impact on Surrealism of travel in the age of steam power. The book describes how steamships, pioneering documentary cinema and anthropology permeated modern art, photography, fashion and everyday life.
With schoolfriend George Trapp, McNab made a comic book on the subject of a tramp steamship plying its trade between Danzig and Rangoon which resulted in Too Much Far Out Rock 'n' Roll (1969), recognised as "the first independent underground comic book written and published in the UK". This developed into a lifelong art project involving many collaborators and spanning media from comic strips, painting, mobile sculpture, 3D assemblage, bespoke merchandise, canned goods, models, puppets, photography and film
McNab’s work as an illustrator and artist has been exhibited in commercial and museum galleries including Fischer Fine Art London, Sunderland Museum Art Gallery, El Greco Galleries London, Quadrangle Gallery Oxford, Cylinder Gallery London, and Gallery 37PK Haarlem NL.
Category:1946 births
Category:People from Budapest
Category:Writers
Category:Hungarian people
Robert McPherson (basketball)

Robert McPherson is a retired men's basketball coach most known for his tenure at the University of North Carolina Wilmington from 1986 to 1990. McPherson was also the men's head coach at Sam Houston State University where he won the GSC regular season championship in his final season with the Bearkats in the 1985–1986 season. Before Sam Houston State, McPherson also coached at Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma, and Western Oklahoma Junior College, in Altus, Oklahoma. He also had a successful high school coaching career with stops at both Pampa High School and Lubbock Coronado High School. 
== Personal life ==
McPherson is from Paradise, Texas where he met his wife of 57 years Linda McPherson. He has two children, Kent McPherson and Kristi Melton, who both reside with their families in Edmond, Oklahoma. He has four grandchildren, Jordyn and Connor McPherson and Karson and Kyler Melton, who all reside in the Oklahoma City area. 
== Coaching record ==
Season 	School 	Conf	Games	Wins	Loses	W–L %
1984–1985	Sam Houston St.	GSC 	28 	16 	12 	.571
1985–1986	Sam Houston St.	GSC 	33 	27 	6 	.818
1986–1987	UNC–Wilmington 	CAA 	30 	18 	12 	.600
1987–1988	UNC–Wilmington 	CAA 	29 	15 	14 	.517
1988–1989	UNC–Wilmington 	CAA 	30 	16 	14 	.533
1989–1990	UNC–Wilmington 	CAA 	28 	8 	20 	.286
== References == 
https://www.starnewsonline.com/article/NC/20051111/News/605136302/WM
https://www.wect.com/story/28525447/uncw-mens-basketball-postseason-bound/
https://www.coachesdatabase.com/sam-houston-state-bearkats-basketball/
== External links ==
* Robert McPherson at Sports Reference 
Category:Basketball coaches
Category:American men's basketball players
Category:People from Texas
Robert Morgan

Robert Morgan was an important member of the gay art movement in Kentucky. 
==Early life==
Robert Morgan was born in Campbellsville, Taylor County, Kentucky in 1950. Morgan’s mother was a self-taught artist who taught him and his four siblings how to create art out of common household items such as newspapers, paper bags, and rubber bands. When the Vietnam War began, Morgan joined a LSD study that provided him with a draft deferral as well as a grant which helped him pay for college. With this grant, he enrolled in the University of Kentucky visual art program in 1969. During his first exhibition at the University of Kentucky, the dean sent campus police to shut it down because the show’s poster contained the word “queer”.
==Career==
Robert Morgan began his art career by collecting items from the homes of gay men with AIDS, alcoholism, and drug abuse. He took these random objects that families had abandoned and turned them into works through adornment. His colorful sculptures used materials that were either found or recycled. His work included dolls and figurines, and was used as a way to comment on social issues. The pieces he created included some simple or mundane objects like measuring tape, children’s toys, trash etc. These objects by themselves seem unconnected, but when Morgan combined them in his sculptures, the objects were unified and tied together through color, proximity, and story. 
Category:People from Kentucky
Category:Activists 
Category:Artists
Category:1950 births
Category:American people
Robert Neumark Jones

Robert Neumark Jones is an English actor, best known for starring as Jesse Greene in One Jewish Boy by Stephen Laughton. He is the older brother of Jeremy Neumark Jones. He performs comedy under the name Ruskin Denmark. 
A scholarship graduate of Drama Centre London, Robert has acted in many theatrical productions, most notably Bang Bang!, a John Cleese adaption of the Georges Feydeau play Monsieur Chasse! directed by Nicky Henson, and featuring Oliver Cotton and Caroline Langrishe, and One Jewish Boy at The Old Red Lion which transferred to the West End in 2020 at Trafalgar Studios to rave reviews, and was the subject of some controversy due to the anti-semitic abuse directed at the production. One Jewish boy was closed early on 16th March 2020 and the tour cancelled due to Covid-19.
He is also the host of the podcast The Bliss of the Abyss.
==In the media==
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== References ==
== External links ==
* Robert Neumark Jones on imdb
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* Robert Neumark Jones on Spotlight
* Robert Neumark-Jones - Stanton Davidson Associates
* Robert Neumark Jones, Actor, London - Mandy.com
* In conversation: Robert Neumark Jones — Jewish Renaissance
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* Robert Neumark Jones on linkedin
* Robert Neumark Jones | Voice over actor | Voice123
* Robert Neumark Jones | Cast & Creative | Orange Tree Theatre
* Life imitates art as play about antisemitism faces wave of abuse
Category:English actors
Category:English male actors
Category:Scholarships
Category:Drama Centre London
Category:Theatre
Category:Alumni of the Drama Centre London
Robert Neville-Grenville

Robert Neville J.P., D.L., later Neville-Grenville, (16 December 1846 - 13 September 1936) was the eldest son of Ralph Neville-Grenville. He was the first person to study Engineering at Cambridge University and was renowned as an inventor. He served as the High Sheriff of Somerset.
==Cider making==
Neville-Grenville began researching means of production of Cider in 1893 at Butleigh Court, Somerset. His work focussed on large scale cider production and the use of different varieties of the fruit to produce consistent crops as well as pasteurisation. His work was seen as "rebelling against the crude and dirty methods" then employed. This work went on to attract government support and form the basis of the National Fruit and Cider Institute and later the Long Ashton Research StationThe Royal Bath & West Society of England Journal.
==Neville-Grenville Steam Carriage==
The steam carriage was created in 1875 with George Jackson Churchward and based around a static boiler. After being used for twenty years in and around Glastonbury it was retired from use until restored in 1947. It is the oldest working self propelled vehicle in the world and is now on display at the National Motor Museum.
Category:1846 births
Category:Alumni of the University of Cambridge
Category:Inventors
Category:1936 deaths
Robert Oliver (soldier)

Col. Robert Oliver (1738–1810) was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the American Revolutionary War. 
Born in Boston to parents of Irish origin, Oliver entered service as Lieutenant at the beginning of the war, was promoted to Major in 1777 and Lieutenant-Colonel in 1779. He served until November 1783, when he retired as brevet lieutenant colonel of the Second Massachusetts Regiment.
On June 13, 1779, he signed a letter to George Washington on behalf of the Massachusetts Continental Line. 
His regiment served under Rufus Putnam and his service was applauded by Baron Steuben. After the war, he was active in the affairs of "The Ohio Company" which he formed along with other war veterans and which he served as president beginning in 1801. He was elected as a representative of Washington County, Ohio in the formation of its first territorial legislature. 
He died in Marietta, Ohio in 1810.
Category:1738 births
Category:1810 deaths
Category:United States Army colonels
Category:American Revolutionary War
Category:American people
Category:American soldiers
Robert Page-Smith

Robert Page-Smith was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and raised in Reading, Berkshire. 
Robert Page-Smith is a former Frosinone Calcio forward who went on to score 91 goals in 5 seasons for the club.
 Player Career
Senior Career 	Appearances	Goals
(1960-1966)Bolton Wanderes F.C.	31 	5
(1966-1969)Reading FC 	59 	22
(1969-1975)Frosinone Calcio 	123 	91
(1975-1977)West Ham United F.C.	27 	8
Youth Career
Robert Page-Smith played for Manchester United F.C. Academy at the age of 8 until he was released by Manchester United F.C. due to lack of game time. When Robert was 10 he had signed for Norwich City F.C. and got released when he was 14. Robert Page-Smith then took a break from football, due to rejection from many clubs. Robert got back into football two years later and played for Basingstoke Town F.C., and was later signed for Bolton Wanderers F.C..
Next Step After Retirement 
Robert Page-Smith retired at the age of 35 after an effortless season at West Ham United F.C., scoring 3 goals in his final season of his career. Robert Page-Smith, after retirement had started a furniture company called R.P-Smithy, in 1981, which was later bought for £4.12 million and renamed to Peter Jones which then declared bankruptcy in 2001.
Managerial Career
Robert Page-Smith had passed his FA Level 2 Coaching Badge in early 2002.
Robert Page-Smith then became a manager at South Reading F.C. for his debut season as a manager, and then resigned the following season.
Robert then took up a vacant position at Derby County F.C. in the 2002/03 season. Robert then got sacked in the middle of the 2003/04 season. With Robert getting sacked, he then announced his managerial retirement after 3 unsuccessful seasons as a manager.
 Managerial Career
Clubs 	Season Joined 	League Position
South Reading F.C.	2001/02-2001/02	16th
Derby County 	2002/03-2003/04	18th, 15th
Category:People from Edinburgh
Category:Scottish people
Category:Living people
Robert Paulele

Robert Paulele was (born September 1, 1984). – Robert Paulele is a American football former professional player. 
==College career==
Paulele received an athletic scholarship to attend the New Mexico State University in 2006. He spent his first year at New Mexico State as a backup where he was a hybrid player, playing at both running back and wide receiver positions. In 2007, Paulele transferred to University of Nevada Las Vegas where he became a co-starter. His best game against the University of Wisconsin on national television.
==Professional career==
===Cincinnati Bengals===
Following his junior season in 2008, Paulele signed a free agent contract with the Cincinnati Bengals where he was later released in June of 2008 following off season training activities.
===Wenatchee Venom===
In the spring of 2009, Paulele signed a contract with the Wenatchee Venom a member of the Indoor Football League. Following the third game of the season with the Venom, Paulele 
was invited to a private workout with the San Diego Chargers.
Category:1984 births
Category:American Football League players
Robert Potter

Robert Aaron Potter (born in 1985) is an Australian cyber-security expert.
Potter co-foundered the cyber-security company Internet 2.0, that specialises in cybersecurity technology, digital forensics and intelligence analysis across Latin America, the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific on behalf of the US State Department. His cyber-security work with Internet 2.0 came to public attention when he exposed open World Health Organization cyber defences, verifying an online dump of 25,000 email addresses and passwords allegedly from National Institutes of Health, WHO, and the Gates Foundation. 
Following that, Internet 2.0's role in analysing and assessing the "Shanghai Files" as well as Chinese PCR purchases in the months leading up to the first known COVID-19 cases attracted significant interest. (The Shanghai Files refer to a leaked Shanghai Public Security Bureau database containing PSB watchlists of tens of thousands of persons of interest, reports from informants, facial and vehicle recognition photographs, and immigration data.) 
Potter has also analysed data on behalf of the the Australian government in relation to Chinese PCR purchases in the months leading up to the first known COVID-19 cases. Potter and Internet 2.0 have also been instrumental in helping decipher mass Chinese government surveillance database leaks. The company has also tracked Chinese cyber-attacks against Uyghurs and Australian human rights activists including Drew Pavlou and Vicky Xu.
Category:1985 births
Category:Australian people
Category:Computer security specialists
Robert Rose (author)

Robert Rose is an American business strategy consultant, author, and podcaster.
== Author ==
Robert Rose has authored three books, starting with Managing Content Marketing in 2011, co-authored with [Joe Pulizzi]Goodreads Managing Content Marketing, followed by Experiences: The 7th Era of Marketing in 2015, with [Carla Johnson]Goodreads Experiences: The 7th Era of Marketing, and Killing Marketing, in 2017, again with Joe PulizziGoodreads Killing Marketing, which won a bronze award in 2018 from Axiom Business Book Awards.AXIOM BUSINESS BOOK AWARDS 2018 RESULTS
== Professional Career and Accolades==
In 2002, Robert Rose became Vice President, Marketing and Strategy for CrownPeak Technology,CMS Wire A Deep Dive Into Crownpeak's Acquisition of e-Spirit one of the first Software-as-a-Service Web Content Management solutions on the market.LA Business Journal Newsmakers: CrownPeak TechnologyCBS News: Cloud Computing Facing Stormy Weather
In 2011 Robert Rose became Chief Strategy Officer for the Content Marketing Institute,Robert Rose - Content Marketing Tech Conference Digital Event and one of the most notable strategists of the theory of Content Marketing, which has been called a "powerful model for marketing that must convey the companies’ messages or goal to their desired audience without pushing them to just buy the product or service."Content Marketing World Speakers: Robert Rose
Rose has worked as a noted consultant for Fortune 500 companiesPR Week: Give Content Lip Service Q&A with Robert Rose and in 2015 He was named one of the Top 20 Marketers in Los Angeles.Agency Spotter Top 20 Marketers in Los Angeles
Also in 2015, Adobe Inc. CMO.com site called Rose one of "Marketing’s 10 biggest Thought Leaders"Push World Wide Marketing's 10 Biggest Thought Leaders, and in 2016 he was named one of the "Top 50 Marketing Thought Leaders Over 50".ISSUU Brand Quarterly
Rose also serves on the DivvyHQ Board of DirectorsIndustry Pioneer Robert Rose Joines DivvyHQ Board of Directors and on the advisory board for Contentgine.Contentgine Announces Appointment of Robert Rose to its Board of Advisors
== Keynote Speaker and Podcast ==
Robert Rose Created CMI’s Content Marketing Master Classes with toured the country from 2012 to 2017.PR News Wire Content Marketing Master Classes Expanding to Six Cities in 2015 and he founded and provides the curriculum for Content Marketing University.Content Marketing University
Robert Co-Hosts the podcast "This Old Marketing Podcast" with Joe PulizziApple Podcasts: This Old Marketing Podcast which has more than 300 episodes and has been downloaded more than two million times in more than 150 different countries.PNR with This Old Marketing Podcast
Category:1966 births
Category:People from Galveston, Texas
Category:American authors
Category:American podcasters
Robert S. Svob

Robert Stanley Svob (February 15, 1919 - August 31, 2017), known commonly as Bob Svob, was the Dean of Students at the University of Arizona, serving from 1972 to 1983. As a member of the University of Arizona staff since 1941, he also served as the Freshman American football|Football Coach, Director of Intramural Sports, Assistant Athletic Director, and the Dean of Men.
== Early Life ==
Robert was born into a family of Croatia immigrants in Jerome, Arizona. His parents were Mary Svob (1879-1937) and Ignac John Svob (1881-1937), who was born in Croatia|Fuzina (Current day Croatia) and died of lung silicosis, the result of working in the Copper extraction|copper mine under the town of Jerome. Robert graduated from Jerome High School (Jerome, Arizona)|Jerome High School with All-State Football Honors in 1937 with a Football Scholarship to the University of Arizona.
== Athletic Career ==
After a well-renowned athletic career in High School Football and Basketball, Robert played Football at the University of Arizona, where for four years, he earned a Varsity letter as both a running back and a Fullback (gridiron football) for the Arizona Wildcats football.
== Career after Football ==
After graduating from the University of Arizona and receiving his Bachelor's degree in Physical education and Master's degree in Administration. Robert joined the physical education staff at the University of Arizona in 1942. He joined the staff as the Freshman Football coach in 1941, which he served again in 1947 and 1948. Later, he was Director of Intramural Sports in 1942 until 195. Robert then served as Assistant Athletic Director from 1959 to 1966. He was later appointed Dean of Men from 1966 until 1972. He finished his career at the university and retired after serving as Dean of Students until 1983. Partly through his career, he served in the Navy in World War II, serving as a ferry driver on the Japanese island of Saipan.
== Awards and Recognition ==
* University of Arizona Sports Hall of Fame (1985)
* Pima County Sports Hall of Fame (1996)
* Beta Phi Hall of Honor (2002)
* YMCA Hall of Fame (2014)
== Death and Funeral ==
On August 31, 2017, Robert Svob died at age 98. His wife, Shirley Svob had died in 2001. His funeral was held at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church (Tucson, Arizona), September 23, 2017.
Category:1919 births
Category:2017 deaths
Category:People from Jerome, Arizona