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About HAUSER. Half of classical chart-topping duo 2Cellos, Croatian cellist Stjepan Hauser is known for his crafty reworkings of both popular classical repertoire and pop/rock tunes for solo and duo cello.

Hauser, who became CEO of Doka in 2021 having first joined the company in 2018, was slightly more guarded when we sat down for the interview but the first subject we touched on wasn’t exactly a light topic – how the industry is shaping up against the challenges of supply chain issues, inflation, the war in Ukraine, and the energy crisis. Robert Hauser, CEO of Doka.

With Watanabe ball watching, Hauser following his pass, and Sharpe not coming to contest, Hauser capitalizes on a clean look at a three. That shot gave Boston 25 makes from beyond the arc, a...

Stjepan Hauser was born on 15th June 1986. He is originally from Pula, Croatia. Stjepan’s age is currently 36 years old and his zodiac is Gemini. Moreover, Hauser was born to his father Marija Hauser, and his mother Mario Hauser. Likewise, he has one brother and one sister. Miron Hauser is his brother and Nusa Hauser is his sister.

Robert A. Hauser, MD, MBA Professor of Neurology, Molecular Pharmacology, and Physiology; Director, USF Health Byrd Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center of Excellence, National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence, Tampa, Florida

Hauser was born in a musical family on June 15, 1986, in Pula, Croatia. He got his early musical knowledge from his family. His mother played percussion. Hauser has a sinter named Pula, who is a journalist.

Anthony Miller and Partner Robert Hauser first started Qdoba in 1995 in Denver Colorado. Miller was a financial professional at Merrill Lynch and Hauser was in culinary school. They pooled their resources together to start Zuma Fresh Mexican Grill, which later turned into the Qdoba.

Mark HAUSER. Conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud: 5/27/2021 - Defendant sentenced by Judge Woodlock. 9/21/2020 - Defendant pled guilty. 6 months in prison. 1 year of supervised release. Fine of $40,000. Restitution. 2 months in prison. 3 years of supervised release. Fine of $250,000. 300 hours of community service