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Dr. Dennis Eisen started a publication after decades of experience as a real estate consultant to various government agencies and national associations, specializing in the development of computerized business models and innovative software programs for real estate decision making. These included the General Services Administration, Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Interior, the local Departments of Housing and Community Development of Montgomery, Prince George's and Fairfax Counties and District of Columbia, as well as the National Association of Realtors, Mortgage Bankers Association of America, and the Metropolitan Regional Information Systems, Inc. Programs developed for GSA have included the TAPS program for economic analysis and prospectus support; the LEASE program for evaluating lease proposals; the PLANS program for forecasting future space needs and analyzing the impact of capital investment projects on the Federal Buildings Fund; and the MANPOWER program for forecasting personnel requirements of GSA’s Office of Real Property Development. Programs developed for FAA included a construction leaseback program for the alternative financing of replacement airport traffic control towers and associated facilities. Programs developed for HUD have included foreclosure avoidance programs for mortgage lenders, redevelopment potential of multifamily and scattered-site projects, and economic incentives for solar energy installation and retrofit. In 1992, he visited Russia at the invitation of the Supreme Soviet to discuss and review the country’s plans to privatize the government-owned housing stock, establish a mortgage lending/banking industry, facilitate apartment sales through regional housing exchanges, and permit foreign investment in commercial real estate.

▐░░ FUNDS and GRANTS ░░▌ INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUNDING, WORLD BANK, UNITED NATIONS, FEDERAL, STATE and LOCAL GOVENTMENT GRANTS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, CONSULTANTS, Jobs and Careers Topics of discussion may include (but not limited to): Funds and Grants, International Organizations, United Nations, World Bank, UN, UNDP, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNESCO, WHO, USAID, EuropeAID, WorldBank, IDA, IDRC, IBRD, JICA, OECD, Cross-border R&D Collaboration, EU Funding for Non-EU Countries, Research Funding in the USA, Bilateral Research Cooperation Agreements, Federal Grants in the United States, SBIR & STTR Programs, Funding Agencies in USA (Department of Agriculture, Commerce, Defense, Education, Energy, Health and Human, Homeland Security, Housing & Urban Development, Justice, Labor, State, the Interior, the Treasury, Transportation, Veterans Affairs, Agency for International Development,Protection Agency, Institute of Museum and Library Services, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for Arts and Humanities, Office of National Drug Control Policy, National Science Foundation), SBA, NSF, NIH, HHS, NOAA, NASA, EPA, USDA, VA, CDC, DOI, DOC, DOE, EDA, DOJ, DOL, DOT, TRB, RITA, DOD, DARPA, NIST, USGS, FDA, OPEC, Fulbright, RFAs, RFPs, OSTP, eRA Commons, Solicitations, Calls for Proposals, Contracts, Grant Writers. ★ This group is powered by GLOBAL INNOVATION SERVICES, where a unique fusion of technology, knowledge & innovation come together for the purpose of generation of new collective knowledge, forming asymmetric skills, and creation of new emerging technologies, and also introducing disruptive innovations. M. Taner Aktas Founder & CEO Global Innovation Services Taner is internationally known visionary, engineer, innovator, lecturer & consultant, a true leader in R&D and Innovation. He provides consultancy and training services, and available for collaboration on projects.

Welcome to the leading community for U.S. construction firms targeting federal contracts. This group connects general contractors, subcontractors, joint ventures, and A/E teams across 8(a), SDVOSB, HUBZone, WOSB, and other small business categories—all focused on winning construction work in the federal space. Whether you're a growing firm or an established federal contractor, this group is where you can: • Share and find federal construction opportunities • Discuss active bids and strategies • Network for teaming and subcontracting • Stay updated on agency forecasts, RFPs, and IDIQs • Learn best practices for compliance and proposal success Key agencies we cover: • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) • Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) • General Services Administration (GSA) • Department of Homeland Security (DHS) • Department of the Interior (DOI) • U.S. Navy (NAVFAC) • Department of State (DoS) • National Park Service (NPS) If you're serious about growing your construction footprint in the federal arena—this is your space. Join the conversation. Build smarter. Win more.

Dear Prospective Member, Connect to 140+ Barry University Professionals in the government and international affairs industry. Some of the companies our members represent: - United Nations - U.S. House of Representatives - Jackson Health System - United States Air force - City of Miami - Florida Department of Transportation - The Florida State Senate - Organization of American States - U.S. Department of Health & Human Services - Bechtel Corporation - Honeywell Aerospace - Miami-Dade County - U.S. Postal Service - Broward County - U.S. Postal Inspection Service - City of Orlando - City of Melbourne - City of Tallahassee - The World Bank - Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles - De Beers Group - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs - United States Army - U.S. Small Business Administration - U.S. Department of Defense - New York State Office of Children and Family Services Please take full advantage of the Barry Education Professionals Network. Sincerely, Barry Government Professionals Network [The Barry University Network does not have any official affiliation with the Barry University Alumni Association, nor does any solicitation on behalf of the Association]

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A retired U.S. Army colonel with 24 years of active service, he spent over a decade in numerous postings abroad, including tours in Iraq, Kosovo, Bosnia, Serbia, and Russia. Serving around the world afforded him an up-close perspective of what it is like to live in places that do not enjoy the blessings of liberty. He does not take our freedoms for granted and knows first-hand that “freedom isn’t free.” Raised in Oklahoma by a single mother who taught him the importance of hard work, honesty, and self-reliance. He went to work at age of 14 to help pay the bills at home. It was the height of the Cold War, and Patrick followed world events closely. He developed a strong sense of patriotism and love of country as he watched the United States confront an oppressive Soviet Union around the world. He put himself through college with a combination of working part time, student loans, and a stipend from the Veterans Administration owing to his father’s WWII service. Patrick also felt drawn to military service and enrolled in the ROTC program at Oklahoma State University. Upon graduation, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant and was assigned to combat units on the East-West German border, then the “frontier of freedom.” After commanding tank units for seven years, Patrick went on to become a Foreign Area Officer in the Defense Intelligence Agency. He has extensive operational, analytical, and policy experience. A Russian speaker, Patrick has worked in various bilateral and multilateral international relations venues, foreign policy, political military affairs, arms control, and military-to-military relations. He has been a military attaché and has served in our embassies in Russia, Belarus, Bosnia, Yugoslavia, and Kosovo. In 2007 during the “surge,” Patrick deployed to Baghdad with the Joint Forces Command where he served as part of the Multi National Forces Iraq. His final tour of duty was at the United Nations as a member of the U.S. Military Staff Committee.

The Office of Military and Veteran Services Resources • full service computer lounge including free printing, scanning, and faxing • coffee bar • quiet study area Office Services • advising on and processing of all veterans’ benefits • advice on and process all veterans’ benefits • active duty and Guard/Reserve tuition assistance • faculty advisors to the Veteran Student Organization • one-stop office for any and all questions about UNO • ensure a smooth administration of benefits and education Our office also employs a full time VA employee, who is available as a member of the VA’s Vet Success on Campus program. She can assist with all aspects of the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, from compensation and pension, disability claims,, and access to the VA Omaha hospital or other community resources. The University of Nebraska at Omaha has waived the $45 application fee for all military and veteran students. Military and Veteran Student Trained Staff & Faculty The Office of Military and Veteran Services trains UNO faculty and staff every semester on the unique learning situations of military and veteran students. This training has familiarized faculty and staff with common military terms and the paperwork you may submit when working with the University in applying for benefits, which can be very helpful when working with your advisor.

The Advocates for Tufts ROTC representing Air Force, Army, Marine, and Navy alumni of Tufts University and friends of Tufts ROTC, was organized in 2005 to encourage continuance as well as increased enrollment of ROTC participants at Tufts and to work closely with a supportive Tufts administration. The Advocates work with the Tufts University Alumni Association each year to plan the annual Tufts Veteran's Day ceremony. The event includes a passing of the flag, speech by an alumni veteran, and lunch reception. Current Tufts ROTC students are invited to attend, along with local alumni, faculty, and staff who are supportive of Tufts ROTC. Advocates for Tufts ROTC Executive Committee: Chair: Gresh Lattimore, F70, FG65, FG72, CAPT, USNR (Ret.) Greg Arabian, A54, Major, USAF HD Linda J. Dixon, J63, F99LTC, MAARNG (Ret.) Dr. James M. Glaser, Dean of Academic Affairs, Tufts School of Arts and Sciences Dean Glaser last year wrote about his experiences at basic training for educators at Fort Knox in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Margot Lenhart, Special Projects Coordinator, Tufts University Advancement David Lincoln, A52, Lieutenant, USN (Ret.) Benjamin F. Sands, Jr., E54, Captain, USMC (Ret.) Ellie Short, J88, Tufts University Advancement For more information, visit: tuftsalumni.org/connect-with-alumni/shared-interest-groups/advocates-for-tufts-rotc

We are an informal association of volunteers working to promote the use of VistA in the NHS. VistA is an electronic health record system developed by doctors working for the United States Department for Veterans’ Affairs. It is a complete care record system spanning hospitals, primary care and social care services. What’s special about VistA? * VistA is clinically-led. The entire system was written by doctors, nurses and software engineers working together for the benefit of patients * VistA is continually improved by clinicians * VistA helped transform the Veterans Health Administration into arguably the best health care system in the world * Being open-source software, the entire VistA system can be downloaded, used and adapted by anyone in the world free of charge Now health care systems in other countries are using VistA as a high-quality, low-cost system to run their health and social care services. Find out why we think it’s time for the NHS to start using VistA, and read our 8-step plan for how we can achieve this goal by visiting our website.

The WRIGC meets quarterly over issues of concern to the OIG community. We strive to be a resource for law enforcement and the community to carry out our combined missions of detecting, deterring, and investigating crime, fraud, waste, and abuse impacting government programs. The WRIGC is based in Northern California and includes managing Special Agents from the OIG's for the the U.S. Departments of Agriculture, Defense, Education, Energy, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, Interior, Justice, Labor, Transportation, and Veterans Affairs; as well as the General Services Administration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Office of Personnel Management; U.S., Small Business Administration, Social Security Administration, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, Amtrak, and the Environmental Protection Agency.