Education floating on the wings of internet has taken flight into the global world pushing the boundaries of continents aside. No longer confined within the four walls of brick and mortar houses, it has become global as online learning to be availed by everyone in every nook and corner of the world. Online learning has proved to be a milestone in the professional career of working adults. It has removed all blocks and barricades from their path to progress and prosperity. Among professional career-building courses, offered in the mode of online education, MBA in Trinidad is worth a mention for several times.
Many career enthusiasts are misguided with the conception that online MBA lacks the essential values of traditional MBA programs. It is nothing but a misconception. Today’s illustrious academicians have given their nod to the acceptance of online learning courses for career construction. They have looked into the future prospects of online study and estimated the global standard of online study programs. Online courses in different disciplines are designed to provide not only theoretical knowledge but also practical lessons.
Among the online study programs that are recognized on the global platform of education is online MBA in Trinidad. Perfect from different dimensions like practicality and usability, it is not a second fiddle to traditional study programs conducted by colleges and universities in Trinidad. It is industry oriented and market focused in the essence. The course curriculum of online MBA programs in Trinidad is stuffed with researched study materials to meet the needs of professionals for managerial and HR, sales and marketing skills. The mode of conduction is the only difference between distance MBA and regular MBA programs.
Young working executives aspiring to be senior professionals from the remotest parts of the world are pursuers of online MBA that distance learning institutes in Trinidad offer. Meant to provide quality education, it is conducted online by highly qualified professors. Besides quality and value, it offers freedom of place and pace as well. Online MBA in Trinidad helps you climb the peak of professional ladder with a giant leap to touch the summit of success.
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Online MBA in Trinidad is a Stepping Stone in the Professional Career of Young Executives
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how to be admitted in top business MBA school if you lack working experience and you’re very young ?
It might be possible if I get incredible gmat score and a perfect gpa (3.9) what do you think ?
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Nonprofit Career Guide Helps Young Professionals Find Meaningful Work

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Nonprofit Career Guide Helps Young Professionals Find Meaningful Work
St. Paul, MN (PRWEB) May 28, 2008
Young professionals hoping to make a difference in their careers now have an unprecedented, definitive resource for navigating the expansive nonprofit sector. The Nonprofit Career Guide: How to Land a Job That Makes a Difference, by Shelly Cryer, is the most comprehensive, up to date resource for anyone interested in employment in the nonprofit world.
The nonprofit sector currently employs nearly 14 million Americans — 11 percent of the U.S. workforce — and may need as many as 600,000 new leaders over the coming decade as today’s leaders retire. With the increase in opportunities, and the need for talent, employee recruitment efforts and compensation packages have risen to levels previously reserved for the public or private sector.
“Charities, foundations, businesses, and governments all need to realize how our communities will suffer if nonprofit groups are not able to continue to attract dedicated workers. Many local economies depend on nonprofit organizations to provide job opportunities and attract businesses,” says American Humanics President Kala Stroup. “This guide couldn’t have come at a more critical time as nonprofits consider the future health of the sector’s workforce and their ability to cultivate diverse, prepared, and passionate leaders.”
“The Nonprofit Career Guide” provides information and specific strategies suitable for anyone, at any point in his or her career, with specific material for those entering the workforce for the first time. Its clear picture of the nonprofit landscape will also benefit educators who teach and lecture about the sector and those who provide career counseling.
Cryer offers a thorough analysis of the nonprofit sector, its growth in prominence and scope, and highlights future trends. “It would be difficult to exaggerate the impact that the nonprofit sector plays in the United States,” says Cryer, adding, “Nonprofit organizations support and strengthen nearly all arenas of social, political and economic life, and operate on international, national and local levels.”
As a sound, step-by-step road map for the job seeker’s journey, the book includes how-to advice about job research, networking, search strategies, writing cover letters and crafting resumes, as well as keys to successful interviewing and compensation negotiation. “The Nonprofit Career Guide” gives honest information about positions in senior management, program and service delivery, administration and finance, development and fundraising, marketing, communications and consulting — including sample job descriptions.
In addition to the road map, “The Nonprofit Career Guide” offers a sense of the size, scope, number and range of work opportunities in the nine main categories of nonprofits. Through profiles of nineteen nonprofit professionals, in positions at many different levels from organizations around the country, readers learn what their jobs are really like, what they look for when recruiting staff, and their perspectives on who excels in their type of work.
“‘The Nonprofit Career Guide’ details all the decisions and steps to finding the right job with the right organization,” according to Bill Bentley, President and CEO, Voices for America’s Children. “It provides practical advice and offers a pathway for making a career of making a difference.”
About the Book
The Nonprofit Career Guide: How to Land a Job That Makes a Difference, by Shelly Cryer
Publication date: 5/26/08
ISBN 978-0-940069-59-6
Order No. 069596
Dimensions: 8.5 x 8.5
300 pages
$ 16.95 (Discounts are available on bulk orders.)
Published by Fieldstone Alliance in collaboration with American Humanics
To order, visit http://www.FieldstoneAlliance.org or call 1-800-274-6024.
About the Author
Shelly Cryer is the founder of the Initiative for Nonprofit Sector Careers, a research and advocacy project begun in 2002 and now housed at American Humanics. The project launched the national Nonprofit Sector Workforce Coalition and through this and other programs works to cultivate a skilled, prepared, and diverse next generation of nonprofit sector leadership. Shelly’s initial research was funded by The Forbes Funds and conducted in partnership with New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.
Shelly received a Master of International Affairs, with a concentration in public health, from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) in 1997. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Duke University in 1989.
About the Publisher
Fieldstone Alliance publishes practical books–with a focus on nonprofit effectiveness, funder effectiveness, and community building. They also provide in-depth consulting expertise to help organizations, collaboratives, networks, and intermediaries with organizational assessment, management planning, stakeholder analysis, and implementation of capacity-building efforts to increase results and impact. Web visitors will find many free reports on a variety of nonprofit and community development issues. Visitors will also find back issues of “Tools You Can Use” a monthly e-newsletter which contains free management tools and ideas from their books. Visit: http://www.FieldstoneAlliance.org.
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Young Professionals Take Wealth Management Industry by Storm

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Young Professionals Take Wealth Management Industry by Storm
Austin, TX (PRWEB) March 12, 2009
In late April of this year, Brian Yacktman and Will Kruger joined forces forming Yacktman Capital Group (YCG). The two principals combine their experience in providing a “one-stop” wealth management firm. Since inception, the firm impressively oversees approximately $ 25 million under management and growing.
To visit Yacktman Capital Group’s website go to: http://www.yacktmancapitalgroup.com
YCG is a 100% wholly owned, full service wealth management firm. Services offered include investment management, professional services network, fiduciary services and trust & estate planning, as well as other family office services. A unique set of investment management strategies, along with the aforementioned services, sets YCG apart from other independent advisory firms. Their Equity Global All-Cap Separate Account strategy provides clients with a global core portfolio enhanced with options and hedging. Through the sale of covered calls and naked puts, the option enhancement provides the portfolio with additional income, while achieving the desired price targets of purchases and sales. Hedging provides additional protection through short sales and creates a more defensive and robust portfolio.
For clients who prefer greater diversification, YCG offers asset allocation through their Global Balanced Plus strategy (which includes the Equity Global All-Cap Separate Account strategy as part of the allocation). This strategy provides clients with exposure to various asset classes, including alternative investments. A core satellite approach uses various investment vehicles, such as mutual funds (closed and open-end funds), exchange traded funds (ETFs), hedge funds etc. Some of the benefits of such a strategy include a diverse, opportunistic rebalanced portfolio which offers a competitive fee structure.
Brian Yacktman’s exposure to the investment world began at an early age due to the fact that he is the son of Don Yacktman, a former Morningstar manger of the Year and Portfolio Manager for The Yacktman Funds. With a Bachelor in Economics and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Brigham Young University, Brian has managed money for over a decade. Born and raised in Chicago as a classic value investor, Brian seized the opportunity to venture outside his father’s firm and begin his own investment advisory business. Brian serves as President and Chief Investment Officer at YCG.
Born in England and raised in South Africa, Will moved to the United States eight years ago to attend Brigham Young University, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. He provides a wealth of knowledge and experience as a former Investment Associate with the Private Banking & Investment Group at Merrill Lynch located in Los Angeles, California. While at Merrill Lynch, Will was an integral part of a 20-person team that managed over $ 10 billion serving high net worth individuals, foundations, and endowments. Will serves as Chief Executive Officer, Chief Compliance Officer, and Director of Marketing at YCG.
Despite the recent proliferation of investment advisory service firms across the country, YCG has created an effective niche and has blossomed amidst the recent challenges in the global market place.
About Yacktman Capital Group, LLC:
YCG is an independent investment advisory firm that provides professional investment management services to individuals, investment advisers, corporations, endowments, and other institutions.
For further information or questions, please contact:
Will Kruger, Principal and CEO
Yacktman Capital Group, LLC
512-653-2095
Email: will @ yacktmancap.com
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A Young Boy?s Busy Day in the Ranch is About to Begin in New Book
A Young Boy’s Busy Day in the Ranch is About to Begin in New Book
Colgate, OK (PRWEB) August 23, 2011
Ranch life can be tough but exciting. But how can someone in the ranch deal with a busy day? Author Jeanna Johnston unveils what is life in the ranch like as she presents her compelling illustrated book, My Busy Day at the Ranch. This endearing book allows readers to follow a young boy who spends his busy day in the ranch – from sunrise to sunset.
At the break of day, he prepares himself for his day’s activities in the ranch. Right after breakfast, he hurries to go with his Dad in the feed truck. He helps his father grain the horses, hay the cows, and make sure the animals are safe and sound. Today, an animal is sick so they have to take care of it. After the delicious lunch prepared by his mom and sis, he is ready for a tractor ride to see if the crops grow well. Right at dusk, they make it home for a nourishing dinner and a luscious apple pie made by his mom. But will he still have time to play before he takes a bath and goes to bed?
Filled with fun, adventure and excitement, My Busy Day at the Ranch is an inspiring read that will fire up readers’ interest to work hard, enjoy family bonding, and be thankful for every day of their life.
This book will be featured at the 2011 Beijing Book Fair in Beijing, China, on Aug. 29 – Sep. 2, 2011.
For more information on this book, interested parties may log on to http://www.Xlibris.com.
About the Author
Jeanna Johnston is a cattle rancher with two small children and a loving husband. They encounter lots of new and exciting things everyday at their ranch. She just felt compelled to write about some days. She dearly loves her life and family and would not trade one second of it. She hopes everyone enjoys this book.
My Busy Day at the Ranch * by Jeanna Johnston
Publication Date: June 20, 2011
Picture Book; $ 15.99; 24 pages; 978-1-4628-9301-0
Members of the media who wish to review this book may request a complimentary paperback copy by contacting the publisher at (888) 795-4274 x. 7879. To purchase copies of the book for resale, please fax Xlibris at (610) 915-0294 or call (888) 795-4274 x. 7879.
For more information on self-publishing or marketing with Xlibris, visit http://www.Xlibris.com. To receive a free publishing guide, please call (888) 795-4274.
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Tips for Buying a Car for Your Young Driver

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Tips for Buying a Car for Your Young Driver
Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) June 4, 2010
Like many parents, you may be considering buying your high school or college graduate a car as a gift this summer. And like most parents, you need to compromise the age of the car, safety features and the style your graduate is looking for with your budget. Most likely, you are considering a used car as a graduation gift.
According to Frank Cantor, owner of Cantorâs Driving School âDonât even consider a car without Anti-lock brakes. This is one safety feature that is not worth compromising on.â Itâs important to get the newest safety features possible when shopping for a car for your young driver.
Consumer Reports recommends with any used car purchase to have it thoroughly inspected by a qualified mechanic before you buy it. Jud Matthey, ASE Certified Master Mechanic and owner of Matthey Automotive in Collingswood, NJ says âLooking for a model with a history of safety and reliability is your best bet. Some of the safest most reliable cars out there are Hondaâs, Toyotaâs and Fords.â
âOn initial inspection, check tire tread and pressure, warning lights on the dash board, fluid levels and quality (oil, transmission, brake and coolant) and look for leaks under the car. If any of these are bad, move on to the next used carâ says Mr. Matthey. âAlso ask the history of the vehicle. Has it been regularly maintained? Have there been any major repairs? Can the owner provide you with a service history? How many owners have there been?â These are all important things to ask before making a purchase.
Once you find a car both you and your young driver can agree on, then is the time to take it to your mechanic for a more thorough inspection. âAn ASE Certified Mechanic can tell you more about the car, and if any major repairs will be needed in the near futureâ says Mr. Matthey. âItâs worth the investment to be sure you are buying a safe and reliable vehicle for your child.â
Tremendous advances in crash protection have been made in the past 10 years. Check the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (http://www.iihs.org) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (http://www.safercar.org) Web sites to see crash results for models you are considering. Both sites post results that go back to the 1990s.
Mr. Matthey also recommends looking for a vehicle with the most safety features as possible. âLook for a model that has multistage advanced front air bags, side and head-protection curtain airbags, antilock brakes and electronic stability control. All these life saving safety features are worth the extra money if you can afford it.â For help ensuring the used car you are buying is safe contact Jud Matthey at http://www.MattheyAutomotive.com or call him at 856-854-2507.
âSUVâs and sports cars are not the best option for young drivers,â says Frank Cantor. âThey are the most unstable and the easiest to drive too fast. For inexperienced drivers, itâs best to look for a vehicle with a 5-Star Safety Rating, such as the Mazda 3.â All of the vehicles used at Cantorâs Driving School are Mazdaâs with 5-Star Safety Ratings. You can find all the Insurance Institute for Highway Safetyâs crash-test ratings at http://www.hwysafety.org.
âVehicles with electronic stability control (ESC) are my first choice for young driversâ says Mr. Cantor. âESC is proven to keep cars from sliding which can prevent an accident in the first place. Experience is the number one factor that affects drivers in a crash. If you can help prevent the crash in the first place, itâs obviously a benefit.â To contact Frank Cantor for safer driving tips and driving instruction for your young driver visit http://www.cantorsdrivingschool.com or call Frank at 610-277-1050.
Overall, the decision of what car to buy should be based on safety and reliability. Explain this to your teen when shopping for a used car, so they can understand why some of the models and styles they like are not options. There are many sources for more information on safe cars, such as the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the National Traffic Safety Administration and Consumer Reports.
About Cantorâs Driving School: Cantorâs serves the Greater Philadelphia area including Montgomery, Chester and Philadelphia Counties. We have been in the driver training business for over 30 years and have trained over 25,000 drivers in that time. Cantorâs Driving School is owned and operated by Allanâs son, Frank Cantor. For more information call 610-277-1050 or visit http://www.cantorsdrivingschool.com.
About Matthey Automotive: Matthey Automotive was founded in November of 2001 by Jud Matthey, Owner and ASE Master Automobile Technician. Jud has over 17 years of professional automotive experience. Matthey Automotive moved to our main Collingswood location on Route 130 over 5 years ago and is now a local Collingswood fixture. Our newest location is located in Historic downtown Collingswood at the corner of Haddon Avenue and Browning Road. We pride ourselves in offering our local community and surrounding area the highest quality automotive service possible. For more information call 856-854-2507 or visit http://www.mattheyautomotive.com.
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Halogen Records Helping to Develop Young Music Business Majors and Strengthen the Local Music Community.

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Halogen Records Helping to Develop Young Music Business Majors and Strengthen the Local Music Community.
Montpelier, VT (PRWEB) May 14, 2005
Montpelier, VT–February 23, 2007
Halogen Records Inc. has announced some exciting news and its plans to help further develop the local music community and music education.
Halogen Records, represented by Justin Hoy, was the spark that led to the flame of Lyndon State College’s, new Bachelor of Science degree in Music Business & Industry. Conversations with Hoy produced a cross-disciplinary think-tank meeting which resulted in the development of the new major. LSC is a Liberal Arts-based institution with an enrollment of approx 1400 students, located in the heart of the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. Lyndon State College is indebted to Halogen Records for the inspiration and impetus for the MBI degree program.” States DR. Elizabeth Norris Assistant Professor of Fine and Performing Arts
The degree plan consists of students enrolling in an “Industry Core” which includes business, music and digital media courses (for a total of 32 credits) and then add a 16-credit concentration of courses that will focus the student in a specialization of additional business, music or digital media courses. Crucial to the major is the internship which will place students in areas associated with their degree plan. Lyndon State College and will continue to partner with Halogen Records and their partners as students begin to undertake internships in the field.
“This is very exciting for Halogen, our artists, and our partners. As a music and education major, I have always wanted to help create a spark in young people to follow their music passions. As President and CEO of Halogen I have had the chance to see it happen. Partnering with Lyndon State College and being involved with the development of new programs helps us to understand where the interests of music youth a growing in this business and offer a professional setting in which to learn the craft.” – Justin Hoy (Halogen Records)
In addition, Halogen Records has announced the signing of local singer songwriter Aaron Flinn to a distribution and development deal. Aaron Flinn is prolific songsmith and multi-instrumentalist who has been performing and recording original material to rave reviews internationally for over a dozen years. He has just released his sixth full length album, “Giving up the Ghost”, to great critical and commercial success and will continue to develop with Halogen.
“We have been very active as of late helping local musicians to develop and expand their fan base through touring and distribution. Aaron Flinn is extremely talented and are very glad to welcome him to the Halogen Family.”
Contact:
Halogen Records
Justin Hoy
(802) 279-0954
info@halogenrecords.com
http://www.HalogenRecords.com
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Young Women Changing Our World, One Business at a Time
Young Women Changing Our World, One Business at a Time
Did you know that by the year 2010, women will contribute to 60% of the wealth in the United States? Thatâs right! Women entrepreneurs in particular are on the rise and making a huge impact on our global economy.
The Institute for Women Entrepreneurs (IWE) is an organization that recognizes women business owners and their successful contributions. This year, IWE was awarded by the United States Small Business Administration (SBA), an award for Womenâs Distinguished Center of Excellence. IWE has created The Leaders of Distinction and Entrepreneurs of Distinction awards to honor those women entrepreneurs whose vision and success has inspired others.
When going about trying to come up with starting your own small business, you will first want to think of a unique and creative idea that possibly no one has ever thought of or put into action yet, or even take a business idea that is already in effect and changing it up bit to make it your own. You will want to seek out advice from those involved in maybe someone already in the field of business in which you plan to follow in or anyone who has experience in the business world. All it takes is some creativity, good communication/networking skills, determination, and a good work ethic to get your small business up and running!
This year two very talented entrepreneurs, Andrea and Carla Sancho, have been awarded The Entrepreneurs of Distinction award for their online retail website, WeddingCollectibles.com. The girlsâ website, which was launched in 2006, is dedicated to selling cake toppers and other fun bridal accessories. Andrea and Carla are both excellent examples of women entrepreneurs who were able to take the great idea of selling wedding cake toppers and accessories from their parents, and presenting it through technology and social media outlets. After both graduating from Chapman University, the girls followed in their parentsâ footsteps and brought their young, fresh perspectives to the business by incorporating more technologically savvy ideas in order to expand their clientele in the wedding industry. These very talented and motivated young women entrepreneurs, are very excited to have been honored such an award.
IWE has claimed that, Andrea and Carlaâs successful business, creative use of technology, and vivacious entrepreneurial spirit, has placed them in the category of emerging companies to watch out for!
Wedding Collectibles offers a wide selection of wedding cake toppers and accessories for the bride and groom to be.
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