"Part of our Association's mission is to ensure that we provide a platform for all industry organizations to harness their collective resources and to give back to the communities in which we all operate".
We gather changemakers -- a business person, a community person, an investor, a thinker or doer -- who are willing to harness their talents, energy and resources as a force for good.
Adessy incubated Pioneers for Change, a UK-based social enterprise, which provides a Fellowship for those willing to harness their talents, energy and resources as a force for good.
Scott's mission is also to shoWea different side to those who work in the financial services industry - to speak for the 'silent majority' who are hard workingatherest individuals, and not be tarnished by the actions of a small minority who have brought the industry into disrepute.
If the potential of the Mexican, Nicaraguan, El Salvadoran, Guatemalan, and Honduran diaspora is effectively harnessed to merge their resources, the development and educational prospects of these countries would receive a strong boost, potentially easing pressures for the incoming immigrants.
Like all struggling sides, North have been forced to talk about concepts like attitude, desire and hard work for the last few weeks, but what they showed against the Eagles is what they can achieve by harnessing their natural ability, a resource in which the Roos list is rich.
Findings also reveal how socially-powerful geographical groups of people have harnessed institutional resources in their efforts to externalize risks and capitalize on environmental opportunities in some flood-prone areas.
Both kinds of biasing signal are thought to harness processing resources in the sensory and association cortices in favor of their preferred, and at the expense of their less preferred, stimuli.
All the money and all the members will amount to little if we can't build a unified team to harness those resources.
The Democratic Republic of Congo's ongoing conflict, violence against women, and failure to harness natural resources has drawn attention from several photographers, from Marcus Bleasdale to Richard Mosse.
Some say the controversy surrounding Dr. Markram's work distracts from the real issue: How should neuroscience harness its resources to achieve true understanding of the brain?
