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Factoid of the Week: The Young Debt Dilemma

Item published on Oct 1st, 2007 | No Comments | Trackback | Categories »
Below you'll find a quick and dirty snapshot of the Young Professional debt crisis. Have you done a good job of managing your money? Or are you just another statistic? If managing money isn't your forte, you don't need to feel alone
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New Opportunities at The CulturalConnect!

Item published on Sep 28th, 2007 | No Comments | Trackback | Categories »
We're looking for people to scope out the hottest young talent in the professional and non-profit world. We're seeking smart people to identify and get in touch with young professionals breaking age barriers in their company, starting their own companies or non-profit organizations, doing the corporate thing by day and moonlighting as something totally different at night or those young professionals that channel their passions towards interesting non-profit ventures.
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Diego Borrego, Founder & Director

Diego Borrego of Award-Winning Networkcar

With endless to-do lists at work, appointments and meetings to remember, and constant errands to run, there is high likelihood that you might forget some of your minor personal tasks. Enter Networkcar! The brainchild of Diego A. Borrego, Founder and Director of Product Engineering, Networkcar offers real-time wireless vehicle management for personal or business purposes. Simply put, this system includes GPS tracking, remote diagnostics, preventative maintenance alerts, reporting for fleet vehicles, and a stolen vehicle recovery program. It's easy enough to use if you're a parent looking to track your teen's car use or, perhaps, a truck fleet owner working to reduce operating costs. To learn more about how Diego turned his boyhood truck driving dream into a multi-million dollar and multi-award winning concept, read more in this week's Young and Professional Profile.

Article published on Sep 19th, 2007 | No Comments | Trackback | Categories »
 
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Oscar Echandi, Community Liason

Bridging Community and Congress, Chicano Latino Affairs Council

Who doesn't want to be heard? Whether in the work place, home, school, or in the political arena, having your thoughts and opinions vocalized is a truly validating experience. The Chicano Latino Affairs Council (CLAC) of the State of Minnesota is that key element giving voice those who are often dismissed, or feel dismissed, from mainstream society. As the vital intermediary bridging community life to congressional life, the office has been in operation since 1978 and divides its efforts among five priority areas: education, economic development, immigration, health, and housing. Community Liason, Oscar Echandi Chittenden, age 29, is one of the team's key members who fills his days meeting with constituents and bringing their wants and needs to the government table. He relishes in the emotionally rewarding experience that both sides offer and feels that this job is helping him achieve his true purpose in life. Given that no day is like the day before it, Oscar believes that the element of surprise keeps him in perpetual motion and brings him to closer to true fulfillment. For more information on the Chicano Latino Affairs Council and Oscar's career highlights, read on in this week's Non-Profit Spotlight.

Article published on Sep 19th, 2007 | 2 Comments | Trackback | Categories »
 

Factoid of the Week: The Great Population Race

Item published on Sep 16th, 2007 | No Comments | Trackback | Categories »
India is set to overtake China as the world's most populous nation by 2050, while some countries will shrink by nearly 40%, according to new research. The Population Reference Bureau (PRB) says the next half century will see wild swings in population sizes. It predicts that the number of people on Earth will reach 9.3bn by 2050, compared with 6.3bn today.

Check out the shocking graph
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Factoid of the Week: Do Lefties Really Earn More?

Item published on Aug 17th, 2007 | 1 Comment | Trackback | Categories »
A paper by the National Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Mass., found that left-handed college-educated men made 15 percent more than their right-handed counterparts did. Among females, however, there was no difference. The data for the study was based on the information of 5,000 U.S. citizens taken from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and represented a cross-section of the overall population.
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