There is evidence that orphaned girls, especially, exchange sex for material goods in order to survive; if this need is taken away their risk of sexual abuse will be lessened., It may also be possible that many of the staff, or at least founders, of institutions in low-income settings are working in, or have set up, the institution explicitly because they want to take care of children.
Approximately 16% of the companies they surveyed reported at least one founder born outside the United States; some companies have multiple founders.
Next, Thomas et al. [6] highlighted the Ashkenazi community as exhibiting the least pronounced founder effect, while the non-Ashkenazi Jewish data set presented herein, actually accentuates by contrast the magnitude of the founder effect we have previously reported in Ashkenazi Jews [5].
Although at least one "founder" questioned by Time magazine didn't seem to mind MTV's label that much.
About a quarter of engineering and technology companies founded between 2006 and 2012 had at least one founder who was born abroad, according to a 2012 Kauffman Foundation study.
At least SoftBank founder and chief executive Masayoshi Son shares ARM's management's enthusiasm for the opportunities offered by the chip-heavy "internet of things," it could be argued.
Stratton Mountain (stratton.com) in Vermont is commemorating its big 5-0 (during which time the resort has been home to many snowsport legends, not least Jake Burton, founder of Burton Snowboards) by opening four new runs.
Or at least Bebo founder Michael Birch is.
Sometimes thats good for the company, sometimes not – but at least the founder gets to give his kids a chance.
StartX companies must have at least one founder with a Stanford affiliation.
Twitter would be getting double-digit millions in revenue at least", RadiumOne founder and CEO Gurbaksh Chahal says.
