I find it satisfying to see so many of healthcare's incumbents starting to nurture and collide with the next generation of innovators and startups — it's a recognition by the old guard that they need a lifeline to endure, let alone lead, and a signal to all who care about healthcare that help is on the way (DIY style) for an industry starved for disruption.
Only through going on those retreats, talking to local church leaders, and sharing our story will LGBT Christians start to nurture supportive faith communities.
Over a career spanning more than a half century, Mr. Gomelsky, a onetime filmmaker, has gone from opening London's Crawdaddy Club – where the Rolling Stones and the Yardbirds got their starts – to nurturing avant-garde European bands like Gong and Magma.
He wrote the letter as chair of the Fernando Leite Couto Foundation, which he and his brothers started in April to nurture young writers.
Quetta and the surrounding province of Baluchistan, the largest and least populated of Pakistan's four provinces, was the country's most secular region until the late 1970's, when the military ruler, Gen. Mohammad Zia ul-Haq started a campaign to nurture Muslim identity.
They decided to start a program to nurture the most promising group of startups they could find and help them with all the logistics including housing, visas and making introductions to the right people.
The country lacks venture capital, a vibrant stockmarket and angel investors with technical knowledge to nurture start-ups.
A biotechnology incubator developed to nurture start-up companies is at Broad Hollow Bioscience Park at the State University of New York at Farmingdale, on Route 110.
Three years ago, the State Legislature asked CUNY to consider using space on or near its campuses to nurture start-up businesses.
