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Linda Bloom-A
dynamic,
team-spirited,
visionary with
extended
expertise and
experience in
developing
creative
strategies to
strengthen
educational and
community based
programs.
Highly effective
in addressing
fiscal
management
directives with
innovative
approaches to
increase funding
and strengthen
bottom-line
figures.
Consistent
involvement in
integrating
educational
awareness
programming
through
community
organizations to
gain support and
acceptance.
Practitioner of
life-long
learning and
holistic
approach to
health
management. |
l,bloom@heart-intl.net
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Michael
Chaiffetz:
Promotion,
Interests:
environmental &
global warming,
brain injury,
activist for the
disabled; PhD
candidate |
M.Chaiffetz@heart-intl.net
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Hanne Hedegaard-International
Affairs, Marketing, Hepatitis C, Founder of
http://www.hepatitis.dk/ "The Danish
Hepatitis C." Hanne has been an
advocate for people with Hepatitis C for over 10
years, along with Jens (her husband).
Master's degree in logistics, International
business woman;
Chairman of The Danish Hepatitis
C Association since 1996; Honorary
memberships: JCI International: Senator Honorary affiliated with The American Liver
Foundation since 1999; Loss of husband due to
Hepatitis C (2002); Educate young business
people in the areas of marketing, purchasing,
body language, cultural differences and
presentation techniques. |
H.Hedegaard@heart-intl.net
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James Hoyt-Workers'
Compensation Issues; Stigma; Hepatitis C; HIV/AIDS;
Board member of National Association of
Hepatitis Task Forces; co-authored
Changing the Stigma of and
Levels of Awareness for Hepatitis and HIV/AIDS;
HIV/AIDS Hospice; March on D.C.; HCVets |
J.Hoyt@heart-intl.net
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Sara LaPage-sexual
education, advocate for the disadvantaged;
AmeriCorps;
Clean Water Action;
International Medical issues; Women's health;
Education; Environmental Issues,
Global warming; an advocate for change;
Educational issues for women
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S.LaPage@heart-intl.net
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Abhay
Shah-International Affairs, Marketing; Ph.D. in
Business Administration, May 1991, Oklahoma
State University, majoring in Marketing, with
Research Methods and Economics as minors.
Publications: More than 35 publications in peer
reviewed journals and conferences in the areas
of International Marketing, Services Marketing,
Strategic Marketing, Marketing of Higher
Education, Sports Marketing, and Retailing. |
A.Shah@heart-intl.net
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Our Guiding Principles and purpose of
Hepatitis, AIDS, Research Trust
All lives, no matter where a person lives, no
matter what what their religious faith may be, no matter
the color of their skin, ALL have equal value;
Education is the
greatest weapon in combating diseases and less expensive
than the treatment of those same diseases.;
Infectious diseases will have a vast notable impact on
society, all societies;
That all of the countries around the world will feel the
impact of infectious diseases, because these diseases
are not concerned about a countries' national boarder
Technology has a great
potential to improve lives around the world
Our focus is clear and we prioritize some
of the most neglected issues around the world;
Identify specific points of interventions and apply our
efforts towards that change;
We advocate in our areas of focus;
We treat each other as valued colleagues;
That no one is an island unto themselves, we are all
interconnected within this world;
That if we cannot help the least within society, we
cannot help anyone within society;
The cost of education is far cheaper than cost of
treatment for any illness
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