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Silanis Technology is a Saint-Laurent, QC-based company in the Business Services sector.
XRT is committed to providing treasury management software and services that enable organizations to gain control over financial operations and cash flows. To achieve this objective, XRT: Positions the Financial Value Chain Management as the answer
GENup is Californias largest youth-led education policy organization, engaging over 4,000+ student leaders from across the state that come from 85 K-12 public school districts as well as University of California and California State University institutions. GENups successes include working with the State Board of Education to create the State Seal for Civic Engagement, championing the historic ethnic studies bill (AB101) through the legislature & into law, fighting for equitable education funding during COVID, advocating for statewide mental health reform through legislation, successfully authoring/advocating/passing a bill into law on student board member rights (AB 824), campaigning for the U.S Department of Educations first youth-advisory council, and passing (Los Angeles Unified, San Diego Unified, and Fresno Unified) first student bill of rights, collectively representing over 1.2 million students. In all, 47 education bills GENup sponsored, authored, or wrote have been signed into law by Governor Newsom, including legislation requiring a mental health curriculum in all high school health education courses. GENup has become an influential youth-voice representing Californias students in the most pressing conversations on education policy, and our more than 100+ local chapters are one of the most effective platforms for grassroots student-led activism in our state. From top to bottom, GENup is for youth and by youth!
Institution Food House is a Hickory, NC-based company in the Business Services sector.
For 30 years, Chicago Humanities has been giving Chicagoans from all neighborhoods, means, and abilities, access to the days most thoughtful writers, scientists, artists, musicians, policymakers, public intellectuals, influencers, and activists. Chicago Humanities produces more than 150 public events annually, from Evanston to Englewood, Wicker Park to South Shore. Its CHFs belief that by bringing people together in engaging spaces across the city, Chicagoans from all walks of life have the opportunity to enjoy a deeper appreciation for what makes our city unique, the complexities of the wider world, and the root causes of and solutions to issues affecting their lives.