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Malaysian Reserve
30-06-2025
- Health
- Malaysian Reserve
Susie White receives San Bernardino County Medical Society President's Award
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif., June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) Chief Operating Officer Susie White received the San Bernardino County Medical Society's (SBCMS) 2025 President's Award during its annual Installation of Officers and Award Recognition Dinner in Victorville on June 26. The award is given to an individual who is committed to the organization's mission and purpose through health education, research and the protection of public health, among other contributing factors. 'This recognition is truly meaningful because it allows me to not only showcase my successes, but IEHP's as well,' said White. 'My story is just one of many, but its roots run deep and are 'watered' by a strong commitment to serve others through initiatives tailored to create lasting change in the Inland Empire.' Outgoing SBCMS President Dr. William Jih selected White for the award because of her transformative work in prioritizing a values-driven team culture and empowering health care professionals and patients. 'Susie White and her leadership at IEHP are the model of quality health care, and we are grateful for her dedication and pursuit of excellence,' said Jih. 'She has built a career from the ground up by constantly being someone that can be relied upon and trusted.' White began her tenure with IEHP in 1998, serving the organization in a variety of roles before being named to her current post in 2019. As the health plan's chief operating officer, White is responsible for IEHP's day-to-day operations, implementing strategic initiatives and policies that better serve the organization's members, team members and provider network. White holds a Bachelor of Science degree in health care management and a Master of Business Administration in management and leadership from the University of La Verne. She is also a champion for breast cancer awareness through advocacy work in the community in memory of her mother, Jo. SBCMS recognizes individuals and organizations making significant contributions in the field of health care at its annual dinner. A full list of 2025 award winners can be found on the Society's website at Learn more about IEHP and its work in the region at About IEHP With a mission to heal and inspire the human spirit, Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) is one of the top 10 largest Medicaid health plans, the largest not-for-profit Medicare-Medicaid public health plan in the country, and for the fifth year in a row, certified as A Great Place To Work®. Founded in 1996, IEHP supports more than 1.5 million Riverside and San Bernardino County residents enrolled in Medicaid or IEHP DualChoice (those with both Medi-Cal and Medicare). As of 2024, IEHP also offers Covered California plans, further ensuring health care access for even more IE residents. Today, IEHP has a robust network of quality doctors throughout our two counties and nearly 4,000 team members who are fully committed to the vision: We will not rest until our communities enjoy optimal care and vibrant health. To learn more, go to
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Armagh retain Ulster title with routine win over Donegal
Armagh retained the Ulster Ladies title as they comfortably beat Donegal 3-9 to 0-7 in the final at Clones. In a repeat of last year's decider, Armagh dominated from start to finish as they picked up their fifth title in nine years. Aoife McCoy scored twice in the first 15 minutes as the Orchard County led 2-4 to 0-1 at half-time in St Tiernach's Park. Lauren Coleman netted the holders' third goal in the second half that was a closer affair, as they saw out the 11-point victory. Armagh started with intent in the sun at Clones and nearly had a score within the first two minutes as Caroline O'Hanlon's flighted kick hit the base of the post. McCoy then rifled home a goal for Armagh from a tight angle after being fed by O'Hanlon to open the scoring on five minutes. Niamh Henderson added a point after a period of patient possession from the Orchard County before McCoy raced through and rattled home her and Armagh's second goal on 13 minutes. A free from Susie White on 18 minutes got Donegal on the board for the first time but Armagh went down the other end and pointed. Eve Lavery and Grace Ferguson tagged on two more points as Armagh went in nine ahead at the break. White got the first score of the second half from a free, but Lauren McConville replied at the other end. McCoy then settled for a point after a slick move, when space looked to be opening up for another opportunity on goal. Donegal registered their first point from play through Cait Gillespie and another through Katie Dowds as they continued to fight. Armagh pulled away again with another clinical finish, as Coleman turned and fired low into the bottom corner for her side's third goal. Aoife McColgan opted to point from close range when she may have went for a goal, while Kelly Mallon and Lavery kept the scoreboard ticking over for Armagh at the other end. Eve Gallagher scored two points in an impressive cameo off the bench as she traded scores with Meabh Lennon and Jodie McQuillan, with the holders easing to victory.
BBC News
10-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Armagh retain Ulster title with routine win over Donegal
Armagh retained the Ulster Ladies title as they comfortably beat Donegal 3-9 to 0-7 in the final at a repeat of last year's decider, Armagh dominated from start to finish as they picked up their fifth title in nine McCoy scored twice in the first 15 minutes as the Orchard County led 2-4 to 0-1 at half-time in St Tiernach's Coleman netted the holders' third goal in the second half that was a closer affair, as they saw out the 11-point victory. Ruthless Armagh win back-to-back titles Armagh started with intent in the sun at Clones and nearly had a score within the first two minutes as Caroline O'Hanlon's flighted kick hit the base of the then rifled home a goal for Armagh from a tight angle after being fed by O'Hanlon to open the scoring on five Henderson added a point after a period of patient possession from the Orchard County before McCoy raced through and rattled home her and Armagh's second goal on 13 minutes.A free from Susie White on 18 minutes got Donegal on the board for the first time but Armagh went down the other end and Lavery and Grace Ferguson tagged on two more points as Armagh went in nine ahead at the got the first score of the second half from a free, but Lauren McConville replied at the other then settled for a point after a slick move, when space looked to be opening up for another opportunity on registered their first point from play through Cait Gillespie and another through Katie Dowds as they continued to pulled away again with another clinical finish, as Coleman turned and fired low into the bottom corner for her side's third McColgan opted to point from close range when she may have went for a goal, while Kelly Mallon and Lavery kept the scoreboard ticking over for Armagh at the other end. Eve Gallagher scored two points in an impressive cameo off the bench as she traded scores with Meabh Lennon and Jodie McQuillan, with the holders easing to victory.
ITV News
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- ITV News
Welsh-Made thriller Havoc starring Tom Hardy lands on Netflix
Article by Susie White The biggest feature film shot entirely in Wales has landed on Netflix today. Havoc - an action thriller starring Tom Hardy, and directed by Welsh filmmaker Gareth Evans, is being hailed as the biggest feature ever filmed solely in the country, according to the streaming platform. Filming was spread across South Wales, with a mix of location shoots and studio work in Cardiff and Bridgend. The crime drama follows a detective forced to navigate a dangerous criminal underworld after a deal gone wrong. Its production is one of the latest projects supported by Creative Wales, and is part of a wider boom of film-making across the nation. Following the huge successes of Wales-based productions- like Sex Education - Netflix say since 2020, these have injected more than £200 million into the UK economy, and supported over 500 Welsh businesses. Calling attention to Wales' beautiful landscapes, Netflix UK's Vice President of Production, Anna Mallet, praised it as 'an amazing place to make entertainment.' In a further nod to its filming roots, Havoc is available with Welsh-subtitles, following similiar efforts with The Adam Project starring Ryan Reynolds, and Dal Y Mellt. Culture Minister, Jack Sargeant has praised collaborations like these, which provide jobs, training and opportunities for Welsh people, saying they are a "global platform to showcase everything we offer as a nation".
