The Civil Service Employees Association Inc is an education management company based out of 5484 Spring Rd, Rome, NY, United States.

Trustee, Treasurer and member of the Finance Committee

THE BRIDGE FAMILY CENTER, OUTPATIENT PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC FOR CHILDREN is a medical practice company based out of 1022 FARMINGTON AVE, West Hartford, Connecticut, United States.

VAHHS is a member-owned organization devoted to improving the health status of communities throughout Vermont and to serving our members in their efforts to develop and sustain high quality health services for Vermonters.

We are an organization dedicated to expanding access to care and improving quality for children's mental health services. We do this primarily by working with schools and school systems to improve their service capacity, with a focus on managing traumatic stress in children. This includes individual and group center evidence-based practices for children, mindful training for students, teachers, and other professionals, and consultation on improving school environments overall. Since 1995, we have consistently demonstrated effective and sustainable ways to expand access to proven mental health treatments for school aged children.

MassChallenge connects startups, experts, corporations, and communities to grow and transform businesses and economies. Our unique equity-free model allows us to accelerate high-impact startups with bold, disruptive ideas from non-traditional backgrounds.

Mission: Strengthen the New England technology economy by facilitating collaboration and rapid access to innovative technologies among public, private, and research/academic entities, and providing cost-savings for members. Advocate for competitive public policies and practices to sustain Massachusetts as a globally preeminent economy in which to live and work, and to create, operate, and expand high tech businesses.

For more than three decades, the Massachusetts Association of Health Plans (MAHP) has been the leading voice for health plans in Massachusetts. We are a non-profit organization committed to promoting high-quality, affordable, and equitable health care. MAHP represents 14 health plans and 2 behavioral health organizations, which provide health care coverage to nearly 3 million Massachusetts residents. MAHP is a 501(c)(4) organization.

Friends of Casco Bay works to improve and protect the health of Casco Bay, an Estuary of National Significance located in the Gulf of Maine. We collect scientific data about the health of our waters. Based on this science, we advocate for policies and actions that will reduce pollution and make Casco Bay and its watershed more resilient to the impacts of climate change. We are home to the Casco BAYKEEPER®, our lead advocate who acts as the eyes, ears, and voice of Casco Bay. We are one of the seven founding members of WATERKEEPER® Alliance, a network that includes more than 300 independent organizations working to protect waters around the world. You can read more about us and our work on our website. We are known as an exceptional place to work. We have nine full-time employees and one seasonal staffer. We balance our ability to leverage collaborative efforts, funds, and volunteers, with the capacity and capabilities of staff — a talented team, each dedicated to our mission. We work to improve and protect the health of this special place for everyone. We are committed to creating a culture and practices that integrate diversity, equity, and inclusion into our work.

A group of undergraduate student-athletes, alumni, parents, and friends who since 1886 have operated under the mission of preserving the traditions, fostering the ideals, and advancing the interests of Harvard Athletics. We do this by providing professional development and career networking assistance to current and alumni student-athletes, bringing all student-athletes together under one roof at events like the Senior Letterwinners'​ Dinner, creating opportunities for alumni, parents, and friends to remain engaged with the Harvard Athletics community, and supporting those in need through special assistance funds like the Benson M. Abercrombie '21 Fund and Michael Vollmer '90 Fund.

With roots extending back to 1911, ASLME is a nonprofit educational organization. Our mission is to provide high-quality scholarship, debate, and critical thought for professionals at the intersection of law, medicine, and ethics. Our members come together to examine big health questions with far-reaching social ramifications . like genetic testing and research, medical record privacy, end-of-life decisions, and the dynamics of informed consent. We believe our greatest strength is our multidisciplinary focus. This creates a dynamic forum to exchange ideas from a wide range of perspectives, to: * Protect public health * Reduce racial, ethnic, and economic health disparities * Promote patient safety and quality of care * Facilitate dialogue on emerging biomedical science and research We publish two nationally acclaimed peer reviewed journals: the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics and the American Journal of Law & Medicine. We sponsor conferences and webinars, many of which offer continuing education credits, on the key issues of the day. And we connect teaching professionals across North America for the exchange of ideas, classroom materials, and curricula. Our efforts have earned awards from industry groups such as Growth House and the Oncology Nursing Society. It all adds up to vital and diverse community, asking important questions and finding insightful answers for the benefit of our members, our professions - and the culture at large. Please join us!

Our Mission: The Catholic Schools Foundation changes lives by providing families with demonstrated financial need an opportunity to give their sons and daughters a quality education, focused on Christian values and character formation at Catholic Schools located throughout the Archdiocese of Boston, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or gender. The Inner-City Scholarship Fund is the signature program of The Catholic Schools Foundation. Through this fund, thousands of children in need receive partial scholarships to attend Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Boston. Scholarships are given primarily to students in high poverty neighborhoods and are awarded without regard to race, religion, national origin or gender. The Inner-City Scholarship Fund (ICSF) provides volunteer, social and networking opportunities through the ICSF Young Leaders for business professionals to get involved in the efforts of the Catholic Schools Foundation. For more information about the ICSF Young Leaders please visit: www.csfboston.org/youngleaders