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Amani Fruition is an Indian business conglomerate headquartered in Delhi-NCR,India, operating primarily across North India. Amani Office solutions aims to become the single source provider of all office products (Technology, Supplies, Promotional Gifting and Furniture products) and services (HR consultancy,SCM support,Travel,Events,Head Hunting) to large & small companies, professionals and Institutions. The Amani unique ‘Delivery’ business is aimed at large Indian businesses, spanning multiple locations, requiring seamless ordering & fulfillment and savings through consolidated buying & improved consumption information. Amani provides the entire gamut of office products under one roof at everyday low prices to small businesses, professionals, students and Institutions.

The Credit Card Bank Compliance Association (CCBCA) is a not-for-profit association providing educational and networking opportunities to those whose business or professional affiliation is related to legal compliance in the credit card banking industry *in the United States.* • Regular membership in CCBCA is open to individuals employed in-house by CEBA consumer credit card banks or savingsin the US that are not affiliated with a bank holding company, or by retailers that make credit card loans directly to their customers in the US. • Industry membership in CCBCA is open to individuals employed in-house by those institutions that are engaged in making credit card loans to consumers in the US, or retailers served by such institutions.

Welcome to CityAve — a hub of business synergy, learning opportunities, dining adventures, luxury accommodations and shopping conveniences. There is a quiet energy today on City Avenue, evoking memories of times past when CityAve was “The Golden Mile” and Horn & Hardart, the Marriott, Germantown Savings Bank and Penn-Fruit were the draw. Today CityAve has become the region’s center for television and radio broadcasting, is home to two universities and boasts the second densest office population in the region. City Avenue continues to be the most successful office market in Pennsylvania – a center for broadcasting and entertainment, hi-tech communications, research, the arts, law and medicine - and home to prestigious educational institutions, most notably St. Joseph's University and the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and thriving business. CityAve is a hub for broadcasting. More than a dozen TV and radio stations reside in the District, making us a media mecca. Positioned between the vibrant City of Philadelphia and the incomparable Township of Lower Merion, City Avenue’s unlimited possibilities for economic growth through community realization are extraordinary. It is a blank canvas with the potential to reveal a masterpiece.

The Sustainable Endowments Institute, in collaboration with 15 partner organizations, has launched The Challenge to help nonprofit institutions achieve sizable energy savings through the use of green revolving funds. Green revolving funds invest in energy efficiency projects to reduce energy consumption on campus and reinvest the money saved in future projects. The reason they are called “revolving funds” is because the funds loan money to specific projects, which then repay the loan through an internal account transfer from savings achieved in the institution’s utilities budget.

Access To Completion (A2C) is a movement focused on helping higher education institutions embrace changes, adapt to economic realities and keep student success at the center of everything they do. A2C is for everyone from presidents, provosts and deans, to policy makers, faculty and students. The A2C website (AccessToCompletion.com) is where leaders, educators, and industry partners share ideas, information, research and inspiration around one of the most pressing issues facing higher education today: completion. Interact with calculators in A2C Analytics utilizing your own data to project efficiencies and cost savings. Join the A2C conversation and community. Bring your questions, ideas, stories and perspectives to AccessToCompletion.com and widen the path for student access and successful completion.

Ngân hàng TMCP Công Thương Việt Nam • Being one of the four largest State-owned commercial banks of Vietnam, VietinBank’s total assets account for over 20 percent of the market share of the whole Vietnamese banking system. VietinBank’s capital resources keep on increasing over the years and have been substantially rising since 1996 with the annual average growth of 20 percent, especially up 35 percent a year against that of last year. • VietinBank has developed an operations network comprising of 01 Transaction Centers, 149 branches, 527 transaction offices, 166 savings offices, 02 Representative offices, 04 Subsidiaries, 03 administrative units and 1042 Automatic Telling Machines (ATMs). Has established correspondent relationship with 850 banks, financial institutions of 90 countries and territories all over the world. • Being diversified with 04 independent accounting subsidiaries: VietinBank Leasing Company, VietinBank Securities Company, Ltd., VietinBank Asset Management Company, VietinBank Insurance Company and 03 non-profit making units: VietinBank Information Technology Center, VietinBank Card Center and VietinBank Training Center. • Being the founder of the following Financial Credit Institutions: - Saigon Bank for Commerce and Industry - Indovina Bank (the first joint-venture bank in Vietnam) - Vietnam International Leasing Company – VILC (the first financial leasing company in Vietnam) - Vietinbank Insurance Company Ltd. • Being the official member of : - Vietnam’s Banker Association - Asian Banker’s Association - Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT) - Visa International Services Association • Being the first bank in Vietnam to apply modern technology and e-commerce in its banking operations. VietinBank

Advanced PE relies on new materials such as silicon carbide or gallium nitride which constitute the basis of innovative high performance semiconducting elements. Such elements are requested for the fabrication of efficient devices to be used under the harsh requirements of large scale renewable energy generators such as wind turbines. Integrated into, e.g., thetrain ofcars or the active feedback control of smart houses, this nextPE leads to significant energy savings and enables sustainable energy consumption. Transfer of knowledge about advanced PE from research to business is challenged by technical and economic barriers, as well as information gaps. Green PE mitigates these gaps by demonstrating technical solutions and economic potentials in power electronics. The project supports companies to adopt their business and innovation strategies to the new opportunities deriving from advanced PE. Green PE provides a collaboration platform in the Baltic Sea Region for research institutions, established companies, and innovative start-ups. It initiates training workshops, on-company demonstrations, as well as consulting and matchmaking events. Project Data: • 17 research institutions, companies and technology transfer partners • 36 months (2016 – 2019) • EUR 3.1 million budget • European Regional Development Fund • Interreg Baltic Sea Region programme • Led by University of Southern Denmark Our activities: 1) Transnational technology and product roadmap of advanced PE 2) Transnational industrial demonstration pilots • Demonstration pilot on renewable energies • Demonstration pilot on e-mobility • Demonstration pilot on smart houses 3) Technology marketing • Industry and stakeholder network • International advanced PE conferences and matchmaking 4) Technology consulting enabling SMEs strategy competence • Technology consulting portfolio for BSR companies • Individual technology consulting for SMEs

Over the past 20 years, Kul Credit, and its mother organization- Kuldhara Group, is actively engaged in executing innovative perspectives on crucial issues in livelihood generation and financial inclusion, demonstrating new ways of empowering communities, through credit lending and entrepreneurship, in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. With more than 45000 family beneficiaries and a lending of 6166.67 lakhs, Kul Credit is very happy to affirm that the fundamental of ‘SMALL’ has been a positive impact. It has been an meaningful exercise to extend small loans to small activities for a small period of time, ensuring high efficiency and high rates of return. At Kul Credit, we provide safe, affordable access to funds to those in need, thereby helping people create better lives for themselves and their families. Kuldhra Co-operative Credit Society (Kul Credit) is a co-operative with a cause- A cause that is dedicated to meeting the financial needs of the most underserved. Kul Credit is a livelihood generating cooperative that links socially conscious depositors with entrepreneurs. Kul Credit is a mission-driven, membership cooperative to dramatically increase credit availability for those in need. Kul Credit is driven by both social values and sound business practices that appeal to both ends of the spectrum—depositors and loan recipients. Kul Credit is an innovative system of partnerships between community members, individual depositors, institutional lenders, and grassroots institutions. Kul Credit is a socially and environmentally conscious credit and finance program for individuals and financial institutions. Kul Credit focuses sharply on reducing vulnerability and on increasing opportunity for households with limited economic resources by helping with credit, savings, insurance- at affordable prices, in a convenient manner and with dignity for clients.

What We Do We give people the opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty by providing access to basic savings and microcredit services built on trusted community traditions. We provide biblically-based business training to help the poor start small businesses and begin to build their future. Five Talents supports indigenous institutions working in microenterprise development and work primarily through the following services and programs: • Training and education for savings and microcredit programs. • Materials that promote biblical business principles. • Loan capital for the poor. How We Work Five Talents targets those at the bottom of the economic ladder through a grassroots network within the worldwide Anglican Communion. We identify and support indigenous partner organizations that serve their communities with integrity and transparency. We insist on regular reporting and visits to ensure good stewardship of our donors’ generosity and effective programs are in place. Relationship with the Local Church “Christian institutions are rooted in their communities. They have developed a credible leadership familiar with the needs of the poor, familiar with cultures, histories and contexts of its people. Religious communities approach their development work from a unique perspective that reinforces the moral and ethical values systems of these communities.” World Bank, Faith in Development 2001. Five Talents works with the local church because we believe it is the instrument for carrying out God’s mission, and it provides a strong and stable partner in some of the riskiest and poorest areas in the world.

PRiMO (Pacific Risk Management ‘Ohana) is a consortium of local, national, and regional agencies, institutions, and organizations committed to enhancing the resilience of Pacific communities to hazards. Through PRiMO our partners are working together to increase collaboration on development, delivery, and application of risk management information, products, and services for Pacific communities while cultivating an appreciation for the unique physical and cultural characteristics of the region. PRiMO is based on a mutual recognition of the benefits of collective action. Activities are characterized by shared leadership and shared resources. PRiMO partnerships have improved product development and service delivery, strengthened the regional capacity to manage hazard risks, and resulted in significant cost savings by minimizing duplication of effort and improving efficiency. PRiMO began in 2003 as an effort to simply explore opportunities to enhance communication and collaboration among the ‘ohana, or family, of local, national, and regional agencies, institutions, and organizations involved in risk management in the Pacific. PRiMO has since transformed into a true collaborative effort governed by a coordinating council of Navigators. These key representatives from the region provide leadership, resources, and policy guidance to PRiMO as well as seek institutional support for PRiMO from within their respective organizations. PRiMO is comprised of working groups (huis) that bridge the information gap between service providers, decision makers, and other stakeholders. Current focus areas include; Risk Assessment and Planning, Communications, Education and Training, Indigenous Knowledge and the Environment (IKE), and Information Access and Geospatial Technology.