Sentences with phrase «of nonprofit»

Cultural transmission happens in spoken language too, points out William Rivers, the executive director of the nonprofit Joint National Committee for Languages and the National Council for Languages and International Studies in Garrett Park, Maryland.

Depending on the type of nonprofit, much time will be spent raising funds and writing grants.

Deborah Wince - Smith AAAS The United States is poised to do very well in the global economy as the world continues a transition to an age in which ideas, imagination and creativity are more important than access to physical resources, the president of the nonprofit Council on Competitiveness told...

But that's a dead deal, now that David Griffiths, Rivera's law partner, campaign treasurer and former head of the nonprofit Neighborhood Enhancement for Training and Services

The Queens Library, which receives a good chunk of funding from city, state and federal coffers, has refused to fully open its books to city Comptroller Scott Stringer, who attempted to conduct an audit of the nonprofit's finances.

Lawmakers also agreed to expand the state's public disclosure law, requiring thousands of nonprofit groups that provide services to disabled and mentally ill people to make records of abuse and neglect public.

The FBI has also been conducting a probe into income that Galante received from a job outside the library and his questionable operation of the nonprofit.

But leaders of the nonprofit, which is currently in the process of creating a successor entity called the WHDC that will be charged with managing the funds provided by Columbia University, say that they will put a transparent structure in place that will be able to appropriately manage the funds.

Carl McLaughlin, executive director of a nonprofit community group that advocates for growth around the base, said he expects the cuts to be proportional across the Army, meaning Fort Drum would lose up to 2,000 soldiers.

Supporting a Living Wage: A $ 15 living wage is now guaranteed to every City worker and employee of nonprofit organizations contracted with the City, and the Mayor and Council have advocated for higher wages for all workers across the state.

When former Assistant Parks Commissioner Estelle Cooper died Saturday, she left behind a history of public service in Queens clouded by legal troubles associated with her tenure as head of a nonprofit that funded upkeep at Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

While the campaign finance board found that the fund didn't violate its rules, it criticized the mayor's handling of the nonprofit and said it raised serious policy questions.

The OCDC has been paying the rent from fees it receives for issuing bonds on behalf of nonprofit organizations.

She adds over 15 years of nonprofit and business experience and will serve as our office assistant and bookkeeper.

Rich Puchalski is the executive director of the nonprofit Syracuse United Neighbors on the city's south and west sides and spoke at the Syracuse Common Council meeting.

Mr. Seabrook automatically lost his City Council seat in July after he was convicted of orchestrating a broad scheme to funnel hundreds of thousands of dollars in city money to friends, relatives and a girlfriend through a network of nonprofit groups he controlled.

Much of the nonprofit work is done by employees of Synapse Partners.

Martens has been president of the nonprofit Open Space Institute since 1998, directing land acquisition, historic preservation and farmland protection.

The governor also called for granting the state inspector general's office oversight of nonprofit organizations under the control of the State University of New York and City University of New York systems.

«In the United States, we have an especially permissive or kaleidoscopic definition of a nonprofit organization,» said Rob Reich, a Stanford political science professor who has studied how philanthropy influences democracy, often through tax - exempt family foundations like the Mercer's.

Most of the cash, which goes towards assisting hundreds of nonprofit groups citywide, is earmarked for progressive causes like bilingual education services, legal services for immigrants and aid for gay, bisexual and transgender persons.

The workshop will be open to the management, staff and board members of any nonprofit community service organization or business based in the Borough of Queens.

The New York City Campaign Finance Board on Wednesday issued a blunt critique of a nonprofit closely linked to Mayor Bill de Blasio that has used unlimited donations to advance his political agenda, denouncing the group's behavior while clearing it and the mayor of any campaign finance violations.

«Now that the CPO is appointed, Ms. Akinyemi should immediately begin to reach out to parents through public hearings... to gain their input so that their children's privacy and safety can be secured, said Leonie Haimson, co-chair of the national Parent Coalition for Student Privacy and executive director of the nonprofit Class Size Matters.

The NY Post has another expose showing that from 2006 until 2010 Bronx Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera placed her - then boyfriend in charge of a nonprofit agency she controlled.

The suit, part of a continuing investigation by Mr. Cuomo into Mr. Espada's political and business activities, seeks to remove Mr. Espada as president of the nonprofit corporation, which runs four health clinics in the Bronx that receive most of their financing from the federal and state governments.

ALBANY — Two years ago, Shahking Gomez was unemployed when his job search led him to the Soundview HealthCare Network, a group of nonprofit health clinics in the Bronx operated by the State Senate majority leader, Pedro Espada Jr..

But the system has not been adopted widely, and it can be burdensome for landlords and property management companies that have to put infrastructure in place to comply with federal credit reporting laws, according to Sarah Chenven, deputy director of the nonprofit Credit Builders Alliance.

The OCDC has been paying the rent from the fees it derives from issuing bonds on behalf of nonprofit organizations.

Wills took cash from New York 4 - Life, which is also against the rules of the nonprofit, Morrissey told Queens Supreme Court jurors.

The other half was paid for by the Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau, an arm of the nonprofit CenterState CEO, the region's most influential business development group.

U.S Chess Hall of Fame grandmaster Maurice Ashley is leading the new initiative with the help of nonprofit youth organization the Police Athletic League and the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office.

Blair Horner, executive director of the nonprofit New York Public Interest Research Group in Albany, said one of the few successful efforts to tighten the state campaign finance law occurred in 2014.

The mayor has a responsibility to ensure maximum public accountability since he was the architect of the nonprofit,» the statement said.

In a sharp exchange with Republican George McDonald at a town hall forum hosted by AARP, Weiner called the founder of the nonprofit Doe Fund «grandpa.»

If the NFL doesn't start paying corporate income taxes voluntarily, rather than waiting for Washington, Albany should strip the league of its nonprofit status.

From day care centers to food pantries to senior centers, thousands of nonprofit groups that depend on New York City for their livelihood are bracing for the most ambitious change in a generation as the Bloomberg administration prepares to dismantle the way it awards $ 4 billion in contracts every year.

The embattled Espada is CEO of the nonprofit.

Quinn, now the CEO of nonprofit Women in Need, which runs shelters for homeless women and children, said she'd like to see Cuomo's housing plan passed.

A licensed captain who operated a charter boat with her late husband, Ms. Evans earned degrees in environmental science and broadcast journalism from New York University and is a founder of the nonprofit Fisherman's Emergency Fund.

The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Fiscal Policy Institute and the Human Services Council are leading a robust statewide coalition of nonprofit providers to call for Governor Cuomo to: Raise the minimum wage to $ 15 per hour for all workers in New York State, including human services workers AND Amend government human services contracts to fund the wage increase.

Eric Smith, the university's senior vice president for finance and administration, is now president of the nonprofit.

New York City's Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services, Linda I. Gibbs, requested that FPI prepare the report to quantify the magnitude and economic role of the nonprofit sector.

But when board members of the nonprofit Casabe Housing Development Fund met with Melissa Mark - Viverito, now...

A handful of legislative leaders agreed to reveal incomes - most surprisingly, Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada Jr., who admitted making more than $ 250,000 as CEO of the nonprofit Soundview Health Center.

Sections of Harris Field, a heavily - used park sandwiched between Bronx High School of Science and Lehman College, were found to have four times the federally - established legal limit of lead contamination for public play areas, according to documents obtained by the Norwood News with the help of the nonprofit New York City Park Advocates.

Last week, Diaz Sr. called for Schneiderman to recuse himself from the investigation of alleged spending of nonprofit funds for personal use by former NARAL Pro-Choice NY President Kelli Conlin.

At the time of the nonprofit donation in 2015, Kohn was lobbying the New York City Planning Commission, Crain's New York Business recently reported.

According to the Daily News, «the feds are investigating whether the Queens pols used a web of nonprofit groups to benefit themselves, their families and their friends.»

But when board members of the nonprofit Casabe Housing Development Fund met with Melissa Mark - Viverito, now front - runner for the City Council speakership, they faced a lashing out of left field.