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BRAVO SIERRA is the first military-native wellness company that engineers high-performance products.
HigherEd Recruiting works in all areas of Career Services and HR. From creating a compensation plan for your organization to acting as your outsourced career services department, we have all of your needs covered. We specialize in Recruiting Services, University Services, Career Services, Placement Verification and HR Consulting. We work with job seekers, employers, universities and human resources departments nationally. We have over 20 years experience in Recruiting, Higher Education, Human Resources, Career Services, Job Placement, Resumes, Cover Letters and Higher Education Regulatory Compliance. Whether you are interested in using our recruiting services, compensation planning, or have a custom request, we are here to serve you.
LEAP, Inc. is a private non-profit organization devoted to supporting people with cognitive & intellectual disabilities to be actively involved in their home communities. LEAP carries out its mission by focusing on three main areas for support: maintaining optimum Health, expanding Communication Options, and having many experiences of Joy. LEAP supports people in small groups, individualized apartments, in various community supports, and through a small community respite program.
Harvest One is a global cannabis company delivering high-quality, innovative cannabis products and technology to regulated markets around the world. Through our wholly-owned subsidiaries United Greeneries and Satipharm, shareholders gain access to the entire value chain of the global cannabis industry. Each business is strategically located in favourable jurisdictions with supportive regulatory frameworks in place. United Greeneries has a Canadian ACMPR cultivation and sales license, making Harvest One one of only a few companies globally with the capacity to commercially cultivate and sell medicinal grade cannabis in a federally regulated environment.
Homeis was created to help people like us, who belong here and there, and feel that the Internet is undeserving them. We’ve witnessed how difficult it is for local foreign-born communities to digitally connect, share their culture, their local knowledge, and unique context.