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Margolis Healy is a professional services firm specializing in campus safety, security, and regulatory compliance for higher education. In January 2008, after more than 15 years each of providing consulting services to clients in the education, public and private sectors, Dr. Gary J. Margolis and Mr. Steven J. Healy merged their practices, Margolis & Associates, LLC and Strategic Security Consulting, LLC, into Margolis Healy. Their combined experience has quickly catapulted Margolis Healy into one of the leading professional services firms for safety and security needs at universities and colleges.
Surf Expo is a Atlanta, GA-based company in the Business Services sector.
Frequency Finders is a Pontiac, MI-based company in the Business Services sector.
Phi Chi Theta Professional Business Fraternity - Zeta Omicron Chapter located at the University of California, Riverside. We: -Provide an opportunity to develop and practice professional leadership skills. -Provide a local and national network to share resources, ideas and concepts. -Practice values which will enable participation in a rapidly changing world. -Enable members to develop the business astuteness necessary to achieve high esteem and success in their chosen field.
iFixit is a global community of people helping each other repair things. We believe that repair reduces e-waste, saves people money, and teaches engineering. Fixers from all over the world have helped us write thousands of repair manuals for everything from cellphones to appliances to clothing. Why do we do it? Because most companies—even those that make great products—dont provide repair parts or repair documentation. Too often, people dont have the means to repair their broken stuff and needlessly buy new things. We want to stand up against the throwaway culture. Everyone should have the right to maintain and fix what they own. And we need everyones help to do so. Nobody knows how to fix everything—but thats okay. Most people know how to fix something. Maybe its a scooter, a game console, or a stapler. Show us what you know. Collaborate with other fixers everywhere. Join the millions of people who are fixing their things. Write a repair guide, participate in our forums, and tell us your stories. Its time that we reconnect with our things, understand how they work, and make them useful for as long as possible before we safely recycle or repurpose them. Together, we can repair the world—one repair manual at a time.