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My Sustainable Business Models, dont l'ancien nom était Social Business Models, est une association sans but lucratif, créée le 21 mai 2013. Vous savez qu'environ 50% des associations, des microentreprises ou des entreprises: soit meurent dans les cinq premières années, soit se retrouvent dans un état végétatif? Les trois premières causes de ces disparitions ou stagnation sont: 1. Faire ce dont les personnes n'ont pas un besoin réel ; 2. Avoir une mauvaise logique entrepreneuriale ; 3. Mal gérer sa communication et sa gouvernance. D'innombrables petits bouts de solutions existent depuis des décennies, sous la forme de livres, articles de blog, vidéos ou coaching, mais la situation globale de change pas et ce sont toujours les startups et les grandes entreprises qui restent sous le feu des projecteurs. My-SBM propose à celles et ceux qui créent ou pilotent des organisations à taille humaine, un écosystème cohérent composé : 1. De méthodologie, d'outils, de ressources et de chemins logiques ; 2. D'une plateforme de design en ligne de modèles d'entreprises ou de pro-jets ; 3. D'une extension pour la gestion d'appels à projets et l'accompagne-ment des créateurs par des ONG ; 4. De futures formations pour des centres d'accompagnement à la création d'entreprise et leurs coaches ; 5. Et encore de bien d'autres surprises à venir. Ce qui change avec la proposition de My-SBM, c'est surtout: • Une ligne cohérente versus une information éparpillée ; • L'aspect primordial de la maximisation de l'impact positif versus la maximisation du profit ; • Une stratégie d'effet multiplicateur par la collaboration versus la concurrence acharnée. Convaincu-e, curieux-se d'en savoir plus ? Alors discutons-en ! Et profitez pour visiter notre plateforme My-SBM Design, vous aidant à créer votre modèle d'affaires ou modèle de projets: https://design.my-sbm.ch.

The UNO College of Business Administration Alumni Association's goal is to be a vibrant organization; bringing individuals together through social, civic and educational opportunities with the objective of enhancing the university and the community, while expanding their resources. Recently founded (2012) the group is currently Organizing and Growing. Mission: Connecting College of Business Alumni committed to enriching their relationship with the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the community. Email: [email protected]

We invite all African nationals of all nationalities, races, and all religions to join our group. Especially Africans in the UK. The Association for African Owned Enterprises is a non-profit organization that was formed to serve as a representative for businesses owned, directed or serving the African corporate community and individual professionals in the UK. The AAOE represents all Africans without prejudice. We represents all African nationals of all races and all religions. We remain non-partisan although we work across all party lines in a bid to promote our overall agenda; to promote Africans in business. The Association continues to expand the influence of its members through lobbying for change in local and central government, grooming individual members for leadership through training and mentorship, and cultivating members for senior management. Where there is a lack of skills we provide relevant training to our members on how to utilize the resources available, and leverage the technology available to get the most out of their businesses. Where African corporations and individuals are failing to expandprospects in spite of their skills, we aim to look into why discriminatory practices are being allowed to continue. The Association aims to promote prestige within the African corporate community through annual awards and distinction through articles in the Association's quarterly magazine - The Ambassador and other association media. The Association aims to inform and educate members on business opportunities available to their organizations including tenders for public and private sector contracts, funding opportunities and trade opportunities. THERE IS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS! Especially in lobbying for change. Please show support to this group to empower us to continue our work. We invite all members of our group to visit our website: www.aaoe.org.uk. You can fill out our membership form and become a registered member of the AAOE.

The Business Marketing Association is the leading professional resource for B2B marketers and communicators. BMA has earned the respect and loyalty of members by following a simple, three-part strategic vision. We intend to remain the primary repository of the best in business-to-business marketing information and resources, attracting the best practitioners, and promoting the best practices in the industry. The benefits of belonging are just as straightforward. We connect members with the kind of knowledge, people and programs that make achieving their companies' objectives more efficient and effective. As a business marketer or communicator, your needs are distinct from those of the consumer marketing environment. Broad-brush marketingor trade organizations devoted to a single program category can not effectively provide the required resources. You need an association that, like you, focuses on meeting the challenges presented in business marketing, day in and day out. You need the Business Marketing Association. You know what you want. Education, training and professional development in business-to-business marketing. You know what you need. An organization that provides access to the kind of data, people and programs to end your search on a positive and cost-effective note. You need the Business Marketing Association. To learn about all of the benefits the BMA can offer you, visit the national BMA site today. www.marketing.org or the Kansas City Chapter's website at www.bmakc.org.

The National Association of Professional Mortgage Women (NAPMW) is a community of professionals who engage in the mortgage/banking industry. Men and women from all backgrounds have joined NAPMW because they want to excel at what they do. And employers who want excellence from their employees engage with NAPMW for up to date education. Both professionals and employers have found there is a place for them in NAPMW. NAPMW is not a women’s organization. But since women make up the majority of professionals in the mortgage/banking profession, our purpose is to help them advance in, personal and leadership development. We believe this is a cause everyone can stand behind. We also believe by providing the highest quality and most comprehensive education to our members – both men and women – they will be able to best serve their customers and succeed in their careers. If you believe in helping to elevate the educational standards in this industry, or assisting in developing the most competent industry workforce, then you believe in NAPMW. If you want to find a place where education, networking and life-changing results occur, then NAPMW is the place for you. History of NAPMW On February 12, 1964, nine women with 161 years of combined experience in various fields of mortgage banking met in Seattle, Washington to consider the need for an organization to promote women in the mortgage lending professions. On April 22, 1964, the first association, to be known as the Seattle Association of Professional Mortgage Women, was officially formed. Other areas began to show interest in a similar organization. In February of 1967, the National Association of Professional Mortgage Women was chartered for the purpose of organizing Localthroughout the United States.

The CAAAA represents Cranfield alumni, students and staff involved in the technology and management of aerospace and aviation. To promote wider interest in aerospace and aviation activity in general and Cranfield in particular. The CCAAA can trace its history back to 1946 when Cranfield was established. Students formed The Cranfield Society and its members have included many famous names, such as John Fozard (Harrier) and Alan Brown (F117 Stealth fighter). In 2001 the Cranfield Society was relaunched as the Cranfield College of Aeronautics Alumni Association bringing together all aerospace and aviation activity in the University. In 2023 the name was changed to the Cranfield Aerospace and Aviation Alumni Association (CAAAA). The aims of the Association are: 1. To promote and maintain effective communication between the members and Cranfield University’s aviation and aerospace activities 2. To provide network opportunities for the members to meet socially and continueawareness and development through a variety of events. 3. To facilitate communications between alumni and relevant4. To promote a wider interest in aerospace and aviation activity in general and Cranfield in particular. 5. Support and encourage current students to have a wider perspective on the industry and offer the opportunity to visit industrially relevant sites and engage with active members of the community.

Sports Photographers Association of America – SPAA Building on the legacy of PMA® – the Worldwide Community of Imaging Associations, Sports Photographers Association of America (SPAA) is committed to providing educational programs, industry research,services, networking, and events to further drive the success and credibility of our members.

Indiana Apartment Association's mission statement is: To promote, advise and protect the general interests of the ownership and management of multi-family housing in the Indiana area by uniting those engaged in the business; to uphold the dignity of the property management profession and to acquire and disseminate usefulinformation among its members, to foster a spirit of cooperation among its members; to cultivate higher standards of practice and business ethics. Currently the Indiana Apartment Association represents more than 200,000 units throughout the state, including members in eight affiliated chapters. The Association provides owners and management companies a constructive force through which to work together for the betterment of the multifamily housing industry.

The Board Retailers Association (BRA) is a non-profit trade association representing board sport specialty retailers in the surf, skate, snow, wake, kite and wind industry with across the country including Hawaii and Alaska. East and West Coast retailers formed the Board Retailers Association in February 2003. Under the direction of BRA’s Chairman and Board of Directors, the association serves as the preeminent voice, for independent retailers on a grassroots level with manufacturers, trade show representatives, and other associations. The Board Retailers Association also works to provide educational resources and exclusive discounts and offerings from vendors to help shops to lower day-to-day costs of business, increase profit margins and create more remarkable customer experiences. BRA DistinguishedMembers have access industry research and statistics, guidelines and advice as well as financial forms, worksheets and sourcing solutions. Retail Members have access to archived retail articles, industry links, news sources and event planners. Be sure to visit www.boardretailers.org to learn more.

Welcome to the new Official Doukas School Alumni Association's LinkedIn group! This group is administered by the Doukas Alumni board, which verifies alumni status before members are approved. We hope that Doukas alumni will find this group a useful means to connect with each other and use the platform for the exchange ofideas. If you have suggestions, ideas and would like to help us stay networked through linked in and also find ways to make this group more effective, please contact us. We urge all alumni to support this group in order to make it as effective & efficient as possible. We hope you enjoy joining our group which will attempt to contain information on events, reunions, an alumni database and business ideas. Please remember to visit our website at www.saed.gr and to learn more about SAED, our history, the events and resources available to Doukas alumni. Please note that the ideas and views expressed within this group are not necessarily shared by Doukas School. Dr. Constantine Kiritsis, President, SAED