A place where individuals would have the power to create and mobilize teams of specialized skills to bring to life their business ideas or shape their organization's performance, while being incentivized and rewarded for innovation and focused execution.
Sea Shepherd is using scientific innovation and awareness-building to mobilize teams around the globe to help clean up oceans and beaches.
Like the recent effort, they will mobilize teams to deliver health, nutrition and other services.
The Days of Peace Campaign will also mobilize teams to deliver health, nutrition and education services in July and October 2007.
A local church congregation had mobilized teams of searchers, but the man who discovered her, James King, was on his own.
Page A12 THE MEDIA'S SMALL ARMY News organizations mobilized teams of reporters and online volunteers to scan the 25,000 pages of e-mails from Sarah Palin that were released.
News organizations mobilized teams of reporters and even recruited online volunteers to scan more than 24,000 pages of e-mails from Sarah Palin that were released on Friday, prompting some critics to accuse the news media of overkill at best and vigilantism at worst.
Public health officials say they have received evidence that scores of women were raped by soldiers in Colonel Qaddafi's forces, and though several organizations are mobilizing teams to help the rape victims, the effort remains fractured and without central leadership.
Enter the Beef Checkoff program, which in collaboration with the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, mobilized teams of meat scientists from the University of Florida and the University of Nebraska to come up with affordable alternatives to New York strip steaks, tenderloin, T-bones, and porterhouses.
In addition it has mobilized teams to identify and register all unaccompanied and separated children.
