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UniMasr.com was founded in 14 August 2007 by a proactive team of 13 members from and for students of CUFE (Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering) as a non-profit online community where we can share academic and personal experience. Our only fund resource is our personal money and we don't belong to any political/religious parties. We are honored to say that UniMasr.com is growing rapidly with more than 13,100 users which are called “The Unis”. We are developing and enhancing our system for the CUFE students to be the main official online community for them. Having the most perfect and effective environment to serve students is not an easy task. We found that our community needs to co-operate with all the organizations in the college to serve the students perfectly and effectively. That's why we are cooperating with ITIDA, ESC, CEDO, STP, IST, SPE, IEEE, ASME… and much more!

The Beta chapter of Graduate Women in Science is a diverse group striving to assist and encourage one another in our chosen scientific fields at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Our chapter is comprised of scientists from many different fields and workplaces. We include individuals who have undergraduate degrees and currently or in the past have had the benefit of research experience. GWIS is open to all regardless of their gender, race, creed, age, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or class. This includes graduate students, research associates, faculty, and staff. We believe this diverse environment is part of what helps us to achieve our personal and professional goals. Student organizations that select their members or officers on the basis of commitment to a set of beliefs (e.g., religious or political beliefs) may limit membership, officer positions, or participation in the organization to students who affirm that they support the organization’s goals and agree with its beliefs, so long as no student is excluded from membership, officer positions, or participation on the basis of his or her race, color, creed other than commitment to the beliefs of the organization, religion, national origin, disability, ancestry, age, sexual orientation, pregnancy, marital status or parental status, or, unless exempt under Title IX, sex. Don't forget to check us out on Facebook (Graduate Women in Science-Beta Chapter), Instagram (gwis_madisonwi), and Twitter (@GWIS_UWMadison)! https://linktr.ee/gwisbeta

ThankView For Business is a platform designed for higher education, nonprofit and religious organizations to build relationships and express gratitude through the use of personalized video messages. This group has founded to connect ThankView partners in order to share stories, learn from one another and create new ideas.

TEDx is a new program that enables local communities such as schools, businesses, libraries, neighborhoods or just groups of friends to organize, design and host their own independent, TED-like events. TEDx was created in the spirit of TED's mission, "ideas worth spreading." The program is designed to give communities, organizations and individuals the opportunity to stimulate dialogue through TED-like experiences at the local level. At TEDx events, unique talks given by live speakers combine with TEDTalks videos to spark deep conversation and connections. TEDx events are fully planned and coordinated independently, on a community-by-community basis. While the content and design of each TEDx event is unique and developed independently, all TEDx events have several features in common. What you'll find at every TEDx event: TED's celebrated format: A suite of short, carefully prepared talks, demonstrations and performances on a wide range of subjects to foster learning, inspiration and wonder -- and to provoke conversations that matter TEDTalks videos: A minimum of two pre-recorded talks from the acclaimed TEDTalks video series will be shown (these talks are available free on TED.com) Bias-free programming: Lack of any commercial, religious or political agenda

The Kappa Alpha Iota chapter boasts the highest GPA on Furman's campus and in 2015 won the Academic Excellence Award. We have members on many of Furman's varsity athletic teams including football, tennis, golf, and soccer. We also have members on the rugby team and other club teams. We are active on campus in the Student Government, Inter-fraternity Council, Housing and Residence Life, Ambassadors, the Music Department, and several. The Iota lodge, our cabin-like house, rests on 8 acres and has 4 floors for social events and residence.

The Marsh Institute for Chaplains, as a 501(c)(3) religious non-profit, works to collaborate, equip, support, and advocate for chaplains serving in diverse and global settings. By partnering with chaplains, educational institutions, professional organizations, and religious faith groups, the Marsh Institute will (1) collaborate with domestic and international partners to enhance the effectiveness of chaplains, (2) develop and support curricular materials designed explicitly for chaplains, (3) research and advise concerning issues related to chaplain ministry, and (4) advocate publicly for chaplain ministry. It continues the legacy of Dr. Gerald E. Marsh, a lifelong seminary professor and a USAF Reserve Major General chaplain. The Marsh Center’s logo, a hurricane lamp, reflects the sacred ministry of chaplains carrying the light of the Holy into stormy and dark places.

BACKGROUND ON ESCC Business executives formed ESCC in 1995 to enable the nonprofit sector to access affordable, quality technical assistance. ESCC is the largest nonprofit management / technical-assistance/capacity building provider in the Greater Cincinnati area. Each year ESCC works with more than 70 nonprofits, schools,and government agencies to build capacity for success. ESCC consultants conduct projects in a range of management and governance areas. ESCC volunteers are accomplished senior managers and professionals who are trained through ESCC in the art of consulting and in the special needs of nonprofits. They bring exceptional skill, a wealth of experience, and great enthusiasm to their consulting projects. The organizations that seek consulting services from ESCC provide crucial human services to Greater Cincinnati. ESCC consultants focus their expertise on the nonprofit sector, including education, health care, and cultural and recreational organiztions. When this sector is strengthened through better management, all Cincinnatians benefit. What does ESCC do: ESCC provides professional, full-service management assistance and consultation to nonprofit organizations. Serving as consultants, counselors, advisors, facilitators, trainers and mentors, the ESCC volunteer helps improve nonprofit organizations effectiveness. The ESCC assignments have specific objectives and defined outcomes. How Does it Do That? We accomplish these goals by drawing upon an extensive volunteer network of senior-level executives and business professionals who are committed to helping nonprofit organizations more effectively serve their constituents. Which Consulting Services Do You Provide? ESCC provides services in the following areas. Please see our website for a complete listing •Board Development •Strategic Planning •Coaching •Fundraising •Financial Management •Marketing

Obeikan Education, part of Obeikan Investment Group, is an integrated education solutions provider. Obeikan Education specializes in the development of curriculum content, teaching and learning methods, professional development of instructional staff, as well as e-learning and educational technology. Obeikan Education's benchmarks are best practice and quality based on international standards. We localize and deploy international expertise to suit the cultural and religious context of Arab and Moslem communities. We provide leading curricula for delivery in the local language. Obeikan Education provides solutions for: • Early childhood education • General education (K-12) • Higher education • Vocational and professional education • Learning technologies • General and specialized publishing Employing Saudi, Arab, and global experts, Obeikan is proud to partner with some of the most prestigious universities and institutions, as well as world class organizations, and publishing houses globally. We develop teaching and learning that supports the work of regional ministries of education, universities and institutions as well as the wider community of learners at all levels. Obeikan Education is focused on the future of learners, educators, and families. Specialties: Early Childhood Education Solutions, K-12 Education Solutions, Higher Education Solutions, E-learning, Publishing, Curriculum Development Type: Privately Held Industry: Education Management Founded: 2004 Company Size: 501-1000 employees Headquarter: Al-Muhammadiah, Prince Turki Alawal Road Riyadh, 11517 Saudi Arabia

The American-Mexican Association USA (AMA-USA) is designed as a “network of networks”. Our members represent community organizations, corporations, academic institutions, local governments, chambers of commerce, media, small businesses, religious institutions, and many other sectors of society.

NARA's vision is: Consumer Protection Through Prevention The mission of NARA is to promote the health and safety of children and adults in regulated settings. NARA values: Protection | Integrity | Leadership | Learning | Collaboration NARA was born during a licensing seminar convened at Tulane University in June 1976. Regulators from around the nation had gathered for a lecture series by Norris E. Class, the unquestioned 'Father' of human care licensing in the United States. Our vision is "Consumer Protection through Prevention". The number of children and vulnerable adults in out-of-home care is at an all time high, and still growing. NARA provides leadership and forums for broad public consideration of their protection in an era of downsizing, regulatory reform, privatization and other challenges to find effective and affordable means of consumer protection and support for an expanding human care and service industry. Our partners include: - Providers - Consumers and their families - Regulators - Advocates - Concerned citizens - Business and religious communities - Policy-makers - Universities - Researchers - Allied professionals from the academic, technical and treatment disciplines. NARA offers training and consulting services tailored to specific needs of agencies and other organizations such as: - Workload assessments - Review of administrative policies and procedures - Licensing enforcement system - Licensing measurement systems - Licensing automation systems - Operational analyses - Research - Assistance with quality rating systems