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GreenPrisons.org was created to serve the corrections industry as a link between correctional practitioners and providers of "green"products and services. The website features institutions and programs who have incorporated sustainable products, construction and prorams. Agencies who would like to see their programs and facilities featured on the website should contact Tommy Norris at [email protected] Providers of products and services are encouraged to use the website to reach out to the more than 6,000 correctional facilities and demonstrate how going green can produce savings while reducing their carbon footprint and preparing offenders for "green collar jobs" of the 21st century.

Committee Facts •Provide meaningful meetings, programs and information to practitioners covering a wide range of banking law topics and, through our programs and task force activities, to be a significant resource to the membership. •Approximately 1,000 members •Committee meetings often include significant participation by TUSIAD, Turkısh Bankıng Association staff members with an opportunity for dialogue •Numerous active subcommittees focused on the full range of banking law topics •Sponsored and co-sponsored programs relate to areas of significant interest to practitioners, including the latest developments in banking and financial services law practice •Provide members significant opportunities to participate in our activities Areas of Expertise • Commercial Banking • Community Banking • Matters Related to Bank Compliance, Examination and Audit • Enforcement, Director Liability and Troubled Bank Matters • International Banking • Loan Workouts and Bankruptcy • Financial Institutions Mergers and Acquisitions • Payments and Electronic Banking • Retail Banking • • Matters Related to Bank Securities, Capital Markets and Derivatives • Systemically Important Financial Institutions • Trust and Investment Services • Competition Law • Project Finance • Private Banking Commitee Board Members : Ece ILDIR (President) Emre ÇOTUKSÖKEN (Vice President) Ayça AKTOLGA (General Secretary) Erkan TERCAN (Board Member) Elif EKİNCİ (Board Member) Esra TANRIKULU (Board Member) Ayça OGEL (Board Member) Defne TEKER(Board Member) Volkan UYSAL (Board Member) Gökhan ÖZDEMİR (Ex-President) İsmail ALTAY (Ex-President)

St. Mary Catholic Central High School, known colloquially as SMCC, is a Catholic, co-educational, parochial, secondary school located at 108 West Elm Avenue in Monroe, Michigan. SMCC is sponsored by the Catholic parishes of the Vicariate of Monroe under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit. The school's mission statement is; "Building on the charisms of our founders, St. Mary Catholic Central High School is a Christ-centered learning community forming lives in a tradition of faithfulness to the Gospel, educational excellence,service to others." About SMCC St. Mary Catholic Central High School is a heritage school formed from the 1986 merger of St. Mary Academy and Monroe Catholic Central. SMCC continues the church’s educational tradition in Monroe that began when the Sister’s Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary founded St. Mary Academy in 1846. The Brothers of Holy Cross came to Monroe in 1944 to staff Monroe Catholic Central, a new all boys Catholic secondary school established by the Archdiocese and several local parishes. SMCC exists as one of 1,200 Catholic highin the United States and one of 24 Catholic secondary schools in the Archdiocese of Detroit. Its 450 students are part of the nearly 600,000 students educated in Catholic secondary schools and part of the over 2.3 million students educated in all Catholic sponsoredand secondary institutions nationally. The National Catholic Education Association estimates that, annually, Catholic schools provide the country with a $23 billion savings in educational expenditures.

Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) is a global leader specializing in business travel management. CWT is dedicated to helping companies of all sizes, as well as government institutions and non-governmental organizations, optimize their travel programs and provide best-in-class service and assistance to travelers. By leveraging the talents and know-how of its people around the world and providing leading-edge technology and innovative solutions, CWT enables clients across the globe to drive savings while delivering service and enhancing security and sustainability. CWT also plays a major role in meetings and events management, providing strategic know-how and a host of services and technology solutions that help companies make the most of their investment. * Present in nearly 158 countries and territories * 18,000 employees worldwide * A diverse client portfolio of large corporations, small and mid-sized companies, government institutions and non-governmental organizations. Clients include one-third of the Fortune Global 100 companies * More than 51 million on- and offline transactions * US$21.4 billion in sales generated by wholly owned operations and joint ventures.

The Society of Financial Examiners is a professional society for examiners of insurance companies, banks, savings and loans, and credit unions. We have a membership of over 1,700 representing 50 states, District of Columbia, Canada, Aruba and Netherlands Antilles. SOFE is the one organization where financial examiners of insurance companies, banks, savings and loans, and credit unions come together for training and to share and exchange information on a formal and informal level. The Society was established in 1973 to establish a strict code of professional standards for members engaged in the examination of financial institutions, to promote uniform ethical standards that will engender employer and public confidence to the degree that those interested can identify professionally qualified practitioners, and to promote and enforce minimum requirements of conduct, training, and expertise for members engaged in financial examination.

Highlighting the innovations and strategies of Asia Pacific and America's leading institutions, working towards an Energy Efficient Future. Providing the latest news in energy efficiency and water efficiency, including: Energy innovations, project funding, success stories, government initiatives, clean energy, CleanTech, energy savings and sustainable energy. By collaborating and sharing ideas and successes we can move towards a sustainable, Energy Efficient Future and lessen the impacts of climate change. This forum is brought to you by energy efficiency experts at Ecosave, Australia’s largest independent Energy Services Company (ESCO), operating in Australia, New Zealand and America.

We are a Civil Society Organization (CSO) that is dedicated to promoting women, youth and girl’s empowerment and rights through advocacy, awareness raising and capacity building, working with communities and institutions, state and non-state actors, donors, businesses and individuals to address inequality, discrimination and vulnerability impeding women youth and girl’s full participation in the social, economic, cultural and political spheres of life. Goal: To promote justice and eradicate poverty through the empowerment of women, youth and adolescent girls. Vision: A nation of empowered women, adolescent girls and the youth. hematic Areas: Protection and Access to Justice: Influencing and supporting laws and policies that protect women against all forms of discrimination and violence and supporting girls and women victims of violence, abuse and trafficking Promoting Labor rights, land property and inheritance rights, natural resources rights as well as health, sexual and reproductive rights. Gender-based violence prevention and girl’s empowerment Promote sustainable community-based GBV prevention through male engagement the enforcement of community bye-laws Promote girls’ education in rural communities. Advocate against all forms of harmful traditional practices against women and girls Promote adolescent sexual reproductive health and rights education in schools and communities. Promotion of environmental and climate justice Promote community solutions and sustainable environmental justice Advocate for national reforms environmental protection and climate change. Economic Empowerment: Promoting appropriate and sustainable business development services including-business planning/counselling, Entrepreneurship, the agricultural value chain for women and out-of-school youth, product design and development, Financial Literacy skills for vulnerable rural women and savings groups and

Historic buildings built prior to World War II make up 30 % of the European building stock, and they account for more than a third of the total energy consumption of buildings in the EU. Therefore it is vital to reduce their energy consumption in order to meet the EU 2020 climate and energy targets. However, installing internal insulation in historic buildings without compromising their cultural and architectural heritage can be subject to a certain risk of failure and high costs. From 2015 till the end of 2019 RIBuild will investigate how and under what conditions internal thermal insulation can be employed. The potential for energy savings in historic buildings is significant. Many historic buildings are retrofitted with insulation, but often the insulation creates new problems such as moisture damage. We need knowledge on how to handle internal insulation in historic buildings. Ten research institutions and companies from six EU Member States and Switzerland contribute to the RIBuild project. It is no coincidence that the project partners are based in different parts of Europe. In this way RIBuild covers diverse climates and building traditions which will result in guidelines that can be applied to historic buildings all over Europe. RIBuild invites all national organisations, trade media and public authorities in Europe with an interest in improving the energy efficiency of historic buildings to join the RIBuild network. The local networks play an important role in disseminating the newest knowledge about improving energy efficiency of historic buildings in Europe. By joining the network organisations and media have the opportunity to bring their members or audiences in the lead of improving energy efficiency of historic buildings. We hope as many as possible will join.

TMAC delivers hands-on business management, technology and operations consulting. Our services accelerate profitable growth by developing and improving products, processes and people. Our Mission: To increase the global competitiveness of the Texas economy by working to grow the extended manufacturing enterprise. Proof is in the Numbers: Since 1995, TMAC has worked with more than 6,200 companies. In independent surveys, those customers have reported cumulative impacts totaling: •$2.9 billion in new or retained sales •$955 million in cost savings and cost avoidance on materials, labor, inventory and equipment •More than 29,600 Texas jobs created or retained Our Approach Makes Us Different: TMAC doesn't leave a to-do list for you to negotiate alone. We work with you to achieve dramatic results. Our objective is to develop your in-house expertise so that improvements are sustainable. Public Private Partnership: TMAC is an affiliate of the Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) program of National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The program is hosted by seven partner institutions: •The University of Texas at Arlington •The Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), part of The Texas A&M University System •The University of Texas at El Paso •The University of Houston •Southwest Research Institute •Texas Tech University •The University of Texas – Pan American Our offices are strategically located across Texas. Call us at (800) 625-4876 to see what we can do for you.

FRUGAL INNOVATION HUB is the meeting place for everyone - individuals, companies, associations and institutions - who care about what tomorrow looks like and how we can take advantage of it by doing MORE WITH LESS. Jugaad Innovation was the theoretical basement of innovation under constraint in emerging countries. Frugal Innovation is the concrete application of these principles in an occidental context where companies realize that resources are not infinite. This does not mean creating low-cost products. On the contrary Frugal innovation is a way that companies can create high-quality products with limited resources. Once the preserve of firms in poor markets, Western companies are now seeking ways to appeal to cost-conscious and environmentally-aware consumers at home. With an estimated trillion-dollar global market for frugal products, and with potentially huge cost savings to be gained, Frugal innovation is revolutionizing business and reshaping management thinking.