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With a history spanning more than 145 years, Columbus McKinnon has become a global leader in intelligent motion solutions. Our high-quality brands, such as CM®, STAHL CraneSystems®, Yale®, Magnetek®, Coffing® Hoists, Dorner®, and Duff-Norton®, work together to move the world forward and improve lives. Whether its increasing safety or improving productivity, our intelligent motion technology is hard at work worldwide.
IQUW is a global specialty (re) insurer at Lloyds (syndicate 1856), underwriting complex risks and developing a new way to combine data, intelligent automation and human expertise to make smart decisions, fast. Led by a team of expert underwriters, we underwrite a diverse, multi-line product portfolio including Cargo, Cyber, Delegated Authority Property, D&F Property, D&O, Energy, Financial Institutions, Marine and Energy Liability, Political Violence, Terrorism and War, Property Treaty and Specialty Reinsurance. And because we are a Lloyds syndicate, all our policies come with an A+ rating from Lloyds. To connect with a member of the IQUW team, visit IQUW.com or to visit, you can find us at our HQ in 30 Fenchurch Street, London or at Box 64, 137 and 221 at Lloyds.
The "Technology Innovation Studio (TINS)" is a physical space at the Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC) in Kendall Square that brings together business leaders, scientists and researchers, serial entrepreneurs, angel/VC investors, industry experts, corporate innovation teams and also policy experts to explore and apply tools, methods and models in innovation.
The International Center of Photography (ICP) is a prominent institution focused on photography and visual culture, founded in 1974 by photojournalist Cornell Capa. Located in New York Citys Lower East Side, ICP serves as a center for exhibitions, education, and public engagement, highlighting the significance of photography in contemporary society. ICP promotes "concerned photography," which emphasizes socially and politically driven imagery aimed at fostering global change. The center curates rotating exhibitions that showcase both historical and contemporary works, drawing from its extensive archives. It also offers educational programs, serving over 3,000 students annually through various courses and workshops in photography, filmmaking, and visual storytelling. Additionally, ICP engages the public through lectures, symposia, and community events that explore the societal role of photography. ICP targets students, artists, educators, and photography enthusiasts, providing tailored programs for aspiring professionals and lifelong learners. Its mission is to advance photography as a tool for social change and cultural dialogue, solidifying its position as a leader in visual arts education and exhibition.