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Barbara
B. Rose
E-Mail:
ngpinc@comcast.net
President of New Generation Partnerships, Inc. has more than
twenty-five years experience in management, development, recruiting
and fundraising. For
more information.
Also
author of:
The Bad Ol' Boys Club.com
Halls
of Poison Ivy.com
Dollars
for Dreams: Student Affairs Staff as Fundraisers
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Richard
Martin
E-Mail:
ngpinc5@comcast.net
Chairman
of NGP, Inc., is a community development professional and product
designer with both domestic and international experience for
more than 35 years. For
more information.
GLOBAL
CONTAINER PARTNERSHIPS
SPHERE.COM,
JANUARY 21, 2010, ARTICLE, CARGO CONTAINERS COULD HELP HOUSE
HAITIANS |
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Cheryl
earned her Fine Arts degree at Marywood College in Scranton,
PA.
Before
changing her career, she was the owner and operator of Cheryl
Rose-Weaver Pottery Studio and Gallery, Waverly, PA. For
more information.
www.cherylrose.net |
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Sandra
Murray, of Computer Essentials, is an experienced computer and
business consultant who provides part-time chief information
officer (CIO) services to small and home-based businesses and
other organizations.
She manages implementation of and support for computer and communication
networks, web services, many accounting systems, contact and
sales management and other business related software. For
more information. |
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Richard
Kohler
E-Mail: koehler@bellsouth.net
Richard Kohler is a music educator, producer and conductor with
a distinguished career spanning nearly forty years. His understanding
of dedicated outreach in an urban environment is the result
of professional positions at major universities. These experiences
include music facility construction projects and fund-raising
efforts necessary for successful completion.
In
addition, Dr. Koehler has produced and/or created musical events
and festivals in this country and abroad. He has initiated collaborations
and other arts organizations and is a specialist in institutional
evaluations. The Atlanta Journal/Constitution identified Dr.
Koehler as a "cultural bridge-builder." In 1998, he
received the coveted Atlanta Abby Award as the Arts Professional
of the Year. |
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