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Phil Lelli

Phillip (Phil) Lelli was a longshore worker, union activist, and philanthropist from Tacoma, Washington. Lelli was president of ILWU, local 23, for four nonconsecutive terms between 1966-1985. 
==Biography==
Phil Lelli was born in Edgewood, Washington, outside of Tacoma, in 1929. His parents were children of German and Italian immigrants and his father owned a small grocery store. Lelli graduated from high school and began working on the waterfront in 1955 unloading bales of wheat. In 1961, he began working in a gear locker.
During the mid-twentieth century, the Tacoma longshore union had a reputation for being a conservative force in longshore labor organizing. Unlike most other ports on the West Coast, Tacoma longshore workers did not affiliate with the CIO and newly formed ILWU in 1937 and instead remained part of the craft-unionist AFL. Many workers distrusted Harry Bridges and wished to maintain the union's independence. After not being permitted to travel to nearby ports for extra work, however, in early 1958, Tacoma longshore workers voted to join the ILWU. Lelli voted against this decision, wary of the union's independence becoming dominated by a large centralized organizing body. Lelli later stated that his fears were largely unfounded and entering the ILWU was the correct decision.
Lelli was first elected president of Local 23 in 1966 and served until 1969. He later served three other terms as president from 1971-1975 and 1977-1986. During his time as president, Lelli worked closely with Local 23 business agent George Ginnis to modernize and attract commerce towards the Port of Tacoma. He retired in 1993.
In addition to his role in the ILWU, Lelli also took on other labor advocacy roles during his life. He served on the Washington state Advisory Council on International Trade and Development from 1983-1985 and was elected Tacoma port commissioner in 1992.
Lelli married B. Joann Williams and had five children, one of whom became a longshore worker and died in an accident on the waterfront in 1989. He died in 2004. In 2016, the Washington State Transportation Commission announced that a portion of State Route 509 leading into the Port of Tacoma would be named in honor of Lelli.
Category:1929 births
Category:Philanthropists
Category:Trade unionists
Category:2004 deaths
Phil Odgers

Phil Odgers is a resident of Hanwell, West London and is best known for being one half of folk-rebel-rockers The Men They Couldn't Hang formed in 1984. Phil was born in Oban in Scotland to an Irish mother and a Yorkshire father and rerouted to the south of England as a child. Phil Odgers says his surname comes from Scandinavia and is a Viking name for Wealth Spear. His writing style tells life stories with a conscience and a heart and he addresses political issues of inequality, unfairness and a political system that rewards the rich and penalises the poor. With many different influences on his music, the first record he bought was Anarchy in the UK . Odgers has said that being in a rock band should be easy, "anyone within a week or two should be able to bash out a tune". The Shetland Times reflects on Philip Odgers' belty vocals and The Men They Couldn't Hang have a dedicated cult following. 
==In the media==
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Category:People from Oban
Category:Scottish guitarists
Phil Ryburn

Phil Ryburn is the co-Pastor of Cornerstone Church (Toledo), Ohio. He and his wife, Meredith, were installed into this role in October 2019. 
Phil was born in Palmerston North, New Zealand and grew up in Sydney, Australia before moving to the United States of America in 2012. 
After obtaining his Bachelor of Science, Phil continued his studies to complete a Post Graduate Diploma in Theology from the Australian College of Theology. Then in 2019, he and his wife were installed as the Lead Pastors of Cornerstone Church.
Phil and his wife, Meredith co-Pastor Cornerstone Church's physical and online campuses throughout the region of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.
In 2008, Ryburn's passion for serving humanity peaked during a three-month experience in Huancayo, Peru to serve children in local orphanages. In 2010 he spent 2 months in India with the Nonprofit TEAR Fund, before spending a year on Christmas Island serving Asylum Seekers and Refugees.
Since then, Ryburn has led various relief trips throughout the USA and internationally. This includes disaster response to Baton Rouge, LA, Victoria TX, and North Carolina, as well as Kenya, Mexico and the Bahamas.
Phil and Meredith Ryburn live in Toledo, OH, with their three children, Theodore Brave, Lincoln Justice, and Winston Faith.
Category:People from Palmerston North
Category:New Zealand pastor
Category:Australian College of Theology alumni
Phil Soper

Phil Soper is a Canadian business executive who is the President and CEO of Royal LePage and Bridgemarq Real Estate Services, which are Canadian companies that operate as real estate franchisers and owner-operators.
==Education==
In 1984, Phil Soper graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce in Management Science from the University of Alberta
==Career==
In 2002, Phil Soper was appointed as the President of Royal LePage, a real estate services firm based in Toronto, Canada, and in 2004 he was elected as the company's CEO.
Prior to his career in the real estate industry, Phil Soper was a senior executive at the technology giant IBM, where he held leadership positions in professional services and technology sales at both national and global levels.
==Social and charitable activities==
Phil Soper is actively involved in various community programs, including the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation, which is a Canadian charity focused on eliminating domestic violence and providing support to women and children who are victims of it.
==Personal life==
Phil Soper is married to Melanie Yach, who is a lawyer based in Toronto. The couple has four daughters.
Category:Canadian people
Category:University of Alberta alumni
Category:Business executives
Category:Presidents
Category:Chief executive officers
Phil Telfeyan

Phil Telfeyan is an American civil rights attorney and co-founder of Equal Justice Under Law (civil rights organization), a nonprofit civil rights impact litigation firm based in Washington, D.C. He co-founded the organization with his friend and former Harvard Law School classmate, Alec Karakatsanis, in 2014. As Executive Director of Equal Justice Under Law, Phil has been involved with a wide variety of lawsuits on issues such as Bail, Revocation|driver's license suspensions, and abusive Pretrial services programs.
Category:American civil rights lawyers
Category:1983 births
Philanthropy

Philanthropy is defined as "private efforts for the public good that are primarily concerned with improving the quality of life." philanthropy stands in contrast to business initiatives, which are private initiatives for private good that are primarily concerned with material gain; and to government endeavours, which are public initiatives for public good that are primarily concerned with the provision of public services, such as the provision of healthcare. A philanthropist is a person who engages in the activity of charity.
Although there is some overlap, philanthropy is distinct from charitable giving. Charity is concerned with alleviating the suffering caused by a specific social issue, while philanthropy is concerned with addressing the underlying causes of the problem.
Category:Philanthropy
Philemon Nana Akomeah

Philemon Nana Akomeah Sakyi (born March 13, 1995, in Accra, Ghana) is a professional footballer who plays primarily as a centre-back or defensive midfielder. Standing at 1.88 meters (6 feet 2 inches), he has garnered experience across various clubs in Africa and Europe.
==Early Life and Youth Career==
Akomeah began his football journey with Young Kotoko (2003–2008) before moving to Auroras (2008–2009). He continued his development at FC Bamako (2010–2011) and later at King Solomon Sporting Club (2011–2012), where he honed his defensive skills.
==Professional Career==
- Telecom Egypt SC (2013–2014): Akomeah's professional career commenced with Telecom Egypt SC, where he made five appearances.
- Yeni Malatyaspor (2014–2015): He then moved to Turkish club Yeni Malatyaspor, contributing four goals in 19 appearances.
- Mormenekşe GBSK (2015–2018): Akomeah continued his career with Mormenekşe GBSK in Northern Cyprus, making 80 appearances and scoring 12 goals. During his tenure, he was known for his defensive prowess and earned the nickname "Masinga." He notably cautioned Ghanaian club Hearts of Oak ahead of their match against Tema Youth, reflecting his confidence and leadership qualities. 
- PFC Slavia Sofia (2017): In early 2017, Akomeah signed with Bulgarian top-flight side PFC Slavia Sofia, marking a significant step in his career. He expressed happiness about the move and looked forward to contributing to the team's success. 
==International Career==
There is no public record of Akomeah having been capped for the Ghana national team at any level.
==Personal Life==
Details about Akomeah's personal life, including his family and off-field interests, are not publicly documented.
==Career Statistics==
Comprehensive statistics regarding Akomeah's appearances, goals, and assists during his club tenures are not readily available.
==Honours==
Information about any individual awards or team honours Akomeah may have received is not publicly documented.
Category:1995 births
Category:People from Accra
Category:Footballers
Category:Ghanaian people
Philip Barantini

Philip Barantini (born 13 July 1980) is an award-winning British film and TV director. He is best known for his second directorial feature Boiling Point (2021), starring Stephen Graham. Before stepping behind the camera, Barantini is known for his roles in front of the lens, starring as Sergeant Wayne A. "Skinny" Sisk in HBO's Band of Brothers (2001). His other television roles include Billy O'Neill in Dream Team (1998-2000), Bezpalov in Chernobyl (2019) and Steve in The Responder (2022).
Barantini's film credits include Steve Hart in Ned Kelly (2003), Joey in The Escapist (2002), David in Hard Boiled Sweets (2012) and John Morgan in A Violent Man (2022).
Category:1980 births
Category:British film directors
Philip Beesley

Philip Beesley (born 1956) is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and university professor. A practitioner of architecture and digital media art, his work is widely cited in art and architecture for its contributions to the field of responsive and interactive systems.
==Early life and education==
Beesley received a B.F.A from Queen’s University and a B.Arch from the University of Toronto. He also holds a diploma in Architectural and Mechanical Drafting/Machining from Humber College. He has been a practicing visual artist since 1978.
==Career==
Beesley is currently a professor at the University of Waterloo School of Architecture and the European Graduate School. He serves as the Director of the Living Architecture Systems Group (LASG) and Director for Riverside Architectural Press. His Toronto-based practice, Philip Beesley Studio Inc., works in numerous collaborations, including long-standing exchanges with Iris van Herpen, Salvador Breed, Rob Gorbet, and Matt Gorbet.
Beesley's work has been exhibited at major international cultural venues, including the Venice Biennale of Architecture with "Hylozoic Ground" and "Grove", the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art with "Epiphyte Chamber", the Royal Ontario Museum with "Aegis" and "Noosphere", the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum with "Sentient Veil", and the San José International Airport with "Threshold"..
==Awards and recognition==
Beesley was inducted as a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2011 and is a Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.
He is the recipient of multiple awards, including the Prix de Rome for Architecture, the ACADIA Award for Emerging Digital Practice, and the Canadian Architect Award of Excellence, among others.
Category:1956 births
Category:Queen's University alumni
Category:University of Toronto alumni
Category:Interdisciplinary artists
Category:Designers
Category:College and university professors
Philip Bunker

Philip R. Bunker is a Canadian scientist and author, known for his work in theoretical chemistry and molecular spectroscopy. He is currently Researcher Emeritus at the National Research Council of Canada and a guest scientist at the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society.
==Education and early work==
Philip Bunker received a bachelor's degree in chemistry from King's College in London, England in 1962 and earned a Ph.D. in theoretical chemistry in 1965, advised by Christopher Longuet-Higgins. He spent his career at the National Research Council of Canada, beginning as a postdoctoral fellow in 1965 with Gerhard Herzberg, and eventually rising to the position of Principal Research Officer there in 1997.
==Important contributions==
Philip Bunker has published 180 refereed journal articles and 17 book chapters focused on the use of fundamental quantum mechanics to predict and interpret the spectral properties of polyatomic molecules due to their combined rotational, vibrational, electronic and nuclear states and symmetries. He is a well-known expert in the relationship between molecular symmetry and spectral patterns. Together with Per Jensen, a theoretical chemist at Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Bunker has written two books on theoretical chemistry and molecular spectroscopy; Fundamentals of Molecular Spectroscopy (2005) and Molecular Symmetry and Spectroscopy (2012). He is also well known for his work in the quantitative description of non-adiabatic effects in quantum molecular dynamics.
==Awards and honors==
Bunker received the Senior Award of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Stiftung (1995), the Ionnos Marcus Marci Medal of the Czech Spectroscopy Society (2002), and the 2002 Sir Harold Thompson Memorial Award sponsored by Spectrochimica Acta. He is a fellow of IUPAC. During the course of his career he has delivered over 400 invited lectures.
==Selected presentations==
* “Near Symmetry in our Universe: The Origin of Life and the Preponderance of Matter over Antimatter,” Plenary lecture at “63rd OSU International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy,” The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A., June 18 2008.
* “The Planck constant and its units,” The 35th Symposium on Chemical Physics at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, November 3 2019.
Category:Canadian scientists
Category:Canadian writers
Philip Cecil Rickard

Philip Cecil Rickard (born 24 October 1968) is a Canadian / Indonesian entrepreneur, executive and philanthropist. He currently serves as the CEO of the company he founded Nature’s Vault, a company focusing on highly disruptive solutions to some of the worlds most difficult ESG problems.
Throughout his career, Rickard has established a number of businesses across a range of industries, with a particular focus on mining. He is a founding shareholder of three renewable energy companies; Terrasys Energy, Sawa Energy, and Solarsys. Rickard has also invested in the gold mining sector and is a shareholder at IndoGold Mining and a partner in Ensbury Kalteng Gold.
==Early life and education==
Rickard was born on 24 October 1968 in Canada and raised in Indonesia. He completed his high school education in both Indonesian and American schools. He later received a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from Washington's Gonzaga University and is fluent in Indonesian language, business and politics. 
==Career==
Prior to investments in the hardrock mining sector, Phil had companies in the Fintech industry and was the CEO and owner of one of the largest mobile payment companies in South East Asia. His company pioneered micropayments for premium mobile content and was later sold to Stellent, which is now a division of Oracle. He was also the founder and EVP of ActiveIQ Technologies, a knowledge management firm that was listed on the NASDAQ. Rickard built a natural language processing AI tool with Adele Goldberg and a team from MIT to examine papers before they are checked into the enterprise. Apart from that, Rickard also served as the chairman and CEO of a Singapore Exchange-listed power firm and founding president of the Singapore Stock Exchange Association.
He is currently the founder and CEO of Nature's Vault, a company focusing on highly disruptive solutions to some of the world’s most difficult ESG problems. The idea of creating Nature's vault was inspired by the climate problem and the future associated with it. With Nature's Vault, Rickard wanted to bring a paradigm shift in the way society invests in gold, and gold mining was required.
==Personal life==
Phil was married and has two children named Ayu Rickard and Philip Foster Rickard.
==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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Category:1968 births
Category:Canadian businesspeople
Category:Canadian business executives
Category:Canadian philanthropists
Philip Cuney

Philip Minor Cuney Sr. (March 15, 1807 - January 8 1866) was a plantation owner and politician in Texas. His surname was sometimes spelled Cuny. He served in the state house and senate. He had children with white wives and eight more with a "mulatto" slave named Adeline Stuart. Texas Republican Party leader and banker Norris Wright Cuney was one of his sons. He owned the large Sunnyside Plantation and owned many slaves.
Cuney was born in Rapides Parish, Louisiana. He moved to Texas about 1840. He served as a brigadier general in the state militia.
He owned slaves and with one of them had eight children who were by law also his slaves with one of them.
He served in the Texas Senate from 1846 to 1849.
Category:1807 births
Category:1866 deaths
Category:American planters
Philip Ekberg

Philip Ekberg är en svensk läkarstudent vid Karolinska institutet, detta sedan hösten 2023. Utöver sina akademiska meriter inom både medicin och 1 år på civilingenjörsutbildning vid Chalmers Högskola så har Philip Ekberg varit en prominent hockeyspelare. Philip har tränat och tävlat i både Sverige och USA för flera olika lag.
På ett mer personligt plan är Philips favoritdjur lemurer, han älskar färgen orange och är cirka 1.84m lång.
Just nu befinner sig Philip "Flippen" Ekberg på sin första termin vid ett av världens främsta medicinska institutioner
Category:Swedish medical research
Category:Swedish people
Category:Hockey players
Philip Gostelow

Philip Gostelow (1962) is an Australian photographer and filmmaker, whose work has appeared in Time (magazine), Forbes, and The Australian Financial Review, among other publications. He has twice been a finalist in the Leica/Centre for Contemporary Photography award (Australia), in 2003 and 2005. His portrait subjects have included Quentin Tarantino, Diana Ross, Jeff Buckley and Ai Wei Wei.
== Photography ==
While based in Shanghai from 2006 until 2012 his commissions included Time, Forbes and The Australian Financial Review Magazine. He also undertook a project entitled Shanghai's ‘burbs, documenting the vast suburban sprawl of Shanghai, which featured in the Photographic Museum of Humanity. Since returning to Australia he has been a frequent contributor to the Weekend Australian Magazine and shot numerous productions for Black Swan State Theatre Company, including coproductions with the National Theatre of China and Sydney Theatre Company. His most recent photographic work has involved documenting the social effects of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic for the State Library of Western Australia.
== Filmmaking ==
Since 2012, Gostelow has directed a number of short films - experimental, documentary and fictional narratives. Several have appeared at film festivals in Australia, including Down the Wrong Path, which premiered at the 2018 Revelation Perth International Film Festival. A selection of his films are held in the State Library of Western Australia heritage collection.
== Notable work ==
Black Christmas Bushfires, Gostelow’s black and white photo series documenting the effects of Australia’s Black Christmas bushfires in 2002 is held in the National Gallery of Australia collection. Visible, Now, his study on the fragility and innocence of childhood and centering on his son and daughter, was published as an ebook in 2006 and exhibited at Anzenberger Gallery, Vienna.
== References ==
==External links==
* Philip Gostelow on facebook
* Philip Gostelow on instagram
* Philip Gostelow | Stories - PHmuseum
* Philip Gostelow on linkedin
* Philip Gostelow - artist, news & exhibitions - photography-now
* biography Philip Gostelow | AnzenbergerGallery
* Philip Gostelow on Vimeo
* Royal Hotel, Dungog from Visible, now by Philip Gostelow
* Philip Gostelow | South China Morning Post
Category:1962 births
Category:Australian photographers
Category:Australian filmmakers
Category:Australian people
Category:Forbes lists
Category:Film festivals in Australia
Category:Culture in Perth, Western Australia
Philip Granath

Lars Philip Bjørge Granath (Born: 5 October 2002) is a Norwegian ice hockey right wing who currently represents Tappara Tampere in the Liiga, the top-tier of ice hockey in Finland. Granath has played two men's World Championship games representing Norway. Granath has previously reprecented Frölunda HC and Rögle BK in the Swedish Hockey League (SHL).
Granath started his junior career at his local Norwegian club Frisk Asker. He later moved to the Frölunda HC organization where he also made his professional debut. He moved to Rögle BK where he played 20 junior games and 40 professional games. Granath has played with Tappara in Finland since the 2022–23 season.
Category:2002 births
Category:People from Asker
Category:Norwegian people
Category:Ice hockey right wingers
Philip Hahn

Philip Hahn was an actor in the United States. He was in silent films including the lead role in The Price He Paid, an adaptation of an Ella Wheeler Wilcox poem, and The Dancer's Peril.
==Filmography==
*The Price He Paid (1914)
*The Nightingale (1914 film)
*The Garden of Lies (1915)
*The Senator (1915) as Count Ernst von Strahl in the film adaptation
*The Bachelor's Romance (1915)
*The Woman's Law (1916)
*The Scarlet Oath (1916) also titled The Other Sister 
*Playing with Fire (1916 film)
*The Dancer's Peril (1917), as Gran Duke Alexis
According to Motography he was a painter in Amsterdam until he went color blind.
==External links==
* Philip Hahn on imdb
* Philip Hahn Actor | Rating Graph
* The Dancer's Peril: Alice Brady, Philip Hahn - Amazon.com
==References==
Category:American actors
Category:1884 births
Category:1976 deaths