Sentences with phrase «national impact»

A beer, wine, or spirits professional who has made a significant national impact on the restaurant industry.

Prior to joining SPN in 2016, Todd served in senior leadership positions at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and Scholastic with a focus on creating national impact in schools and districts through impactful strategic school improvement consulting, focused professional learning and building leadership capacity.

«We are aiming for projects with national impact.

Natural gas may have lower greenhouse gas emissions when burned than coal, but widespread switching over to natural gas for electricity won't have much of an impact on reducing global warming, a new study from the National

Today, Sir Richard Branson, Virgin Group Founder was at the MaRS Centre to announce the new partnership, which includes the development of a new, national impact venture fund.

Those who are on the front lines of championing contraceptive access to reduce abortion in the developing world are having national impact among conservatives!

For the El Salvador nationals impacted by the TPS change, leaving the country potentially brings double turmoil: first, the difficulty of leaving behind a home, a job, and even their kids (an estimated 190,000, who are now US citizens); and second, the fear of returning to a country dominated by shady gang violence that has resulted in one of the highest murder rates in the world.

The California statute's authority obviously does not extend to other states, but experts think the settlement will have a substantial national impact because it removes any moral, intellectual, or practical basis for believing that universities and PIs are entitled to provide their workers with a lower standard of safety than the standard that prevails in industry.

In addition to consumer benefits, the analysis also shows that building 1 million homes like this would have huge national impacts, including:

In its budget proposal, the Administration further states that SLRSP «has minimal national impact,» a claim that is not supported by the evidence.

Based in Chicago, we focus grant making in the Great Lakes region and also seek national impact.

She is currently working with research teams on several national impact and evaluation studies in the US involving early and adolescent reading, mathematics, literacy leadership, and Response to Intervention.

These works would have an immediate national impact.

These values were used to produce a comprehensive net present value for the standard based on the full national impact over the lifetime of units affected, including monetized full fuel cycle emissions impacts.

The first quotas for green vehicles in the largest car market could have broad national impact, but will there be enough consumer demand?

Rob has advised clients on award - winning deals, including one named GCR Behavioural Matter of the Year (Agency)- Americas in the GCR Awards 2016 and another one awarded National Impact Case in the Benchmark Canada Awards 2014.

The gun - control rallies that seized the nation's attention Saturday arose from an unusual combination of youthful idealism and adult professionalism, yielding events whose national impact may last well through this year's mid-term elections.

To learn more about how Arc Aspicio works locally to produce a national impact, visit their website.

In addition to the national impact, the BA examined output of the craft brewing industry by state, as well as the state economic contribution per capita for adults over 21.

One result is likely to be a significant loss of jobs, as shown in this recent study estimating the national impact of raising the minimum to $ 12 and $ 15 an hour.

The reason we haven't included Ryan on our Line is because being a member of the minority party in the House is a very small platform on which to make a national impact.

And he's also spoken of the effort to make New York the first in the nation to back the $ 15 wage for all workers as one that will have a national impact.

This has national impact.»

Along with the local implications, Hayduk said the passage of the bill would have a national impact — both in other cities that are considering proposals for immigrant voting and in the wider immigration reform debate.

If the nation's institutions of higher learning adopted this model, the national impact on diversity would be immediate and far - reaching.

With more than 25 years of experience lobbying for universities and research organizations in Washington, D.C., Burke brings a political perspective to the Board, which she hopes to use to increase BTI's national impact.

«Our study was designed to quantify the national impact of sepsis on hospitalized patients and to highlight the importance of sepsis care on mortality at a population level,» said study lead author Vincent Liu, M.D., M.S, of the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research.

The program has had a national impact on preparing underrepresented groups for success in marine and ocean sciences: 33 % of Master's degrees in marine / ocean sciences earned by African Americans in the U.S. from 2004 - 2007 were earned at SSU and 10 % of African American Master's and Doctoral students in marine / ocean sciences in in the U.S. in 2007 were either enrolled in the Master's program at SSU or were former SSU students enrolled in Doctoral programs elsewhere.

There is also a national impact.

Unfortunately discretionary FIE funds were quite limited, and these targeted campaigns couldn't come close to having a national impact.

Guest speakers include Jose Antonio Vargas, who will speak about the national impact of ending DACA, immigration policy in the United States, and what it means to be an American today; Carol Dweck, a pioneer of the mindset psychological trait and the role of teaching a growth mindset in classrooms, in schools, and at home; and the inspirational members of the Little Rock Nine, to name a few.

'» This was a model that allowed great teachers to grow, connect, and have a national impact — all while remaining firmly planted in their classrooms.

He developed the E-LINCs (Enhanced Learning through Networked Communities) program, winner of two prestigious School's First Awards, in 2010 $ 25,000 seed grant and a National Impact Award of $ 50,000 in 2011.

national impact, achieving equity, and adaptive leadership.

National Impact: Through its work in Chicago, home to the third largest school district in the country, LEAP will build the foundation of tools, resources and knowledge to scale its personalized learning work across the country.

The findings are from a national impact study, Arts & Economic Prosperity 5, conducted by Americans for the Arts,

Here's your chance to make a national impact.

The issues are local, involving salaries, fringe benefits and job security, but the national impact is undeniable.

By supporting the KIPP Foundation, individuals and organizations are making a difference in the lives of 80,000 children across the country, and creating a national impact on public education.

This exhibition delves into the museum archives to explore themes such as employment and post war trends with both local and national impact.

Tracing the political, social, and cultural impact of these design philosophies, this panel will look at the national impact of firms and companies whose work pushed industry boundaries through avant - garde approaches.