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Chairman of the advisory board of the International Peace Foundation
Prince Alfred of Liechtenstein is the chairman of Almdorf Seinerzeit – a worldwide unique eco retreat and health center consisting of two villages with 51 chalets, a central building, restaurants, etc. in the middle of the UNESCO Biosphere Park Nockmountains, Carinthia, Austria (www.almdorf.com).
He has a master degree in economics and computer science from the University of Vienna. Since 1976 he is the chairman, CEO or board member in different companies in the fields of engineering, investment, trading, banking and consulting.
He has written internationally acclaimed books and articles about management theory, business, administration, education, media and new technology.
He is the chairman of the advisory board of the International Peace Foundation (www.peace-foundation.net) as well a mediator in and co-organizer of conflict resolution summits and intercultural peace dialogues, which led him inter alia to North Korea, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Singapore and Malaysia.
He received a number of honors and awards for his peace work, including the International Albert Schweitzer Humanitarian Award in New York 1990.
More Information About Prince Alfred of Liechtenstein, Almdorf Seinerzeit, and the International Peace Foundation at: www.almdorf.com, www.peace-foundation.net.
911 Call Taker Law Dispatcher and Founder of Latinas of 911
I am currently a 911 Call Taker /Law Dispatcher for the last 13 years for the Broward Sheriff's Office. I also started my own business Latinas of 911 to help promote diversity, equity and inclusion under emergency services. I would also like to bring awareness of mental health for 911 call taker/Dispatchers.
Founder of ‘A Mind to Care’, programs for the cognitive challenged & their caregivers.
Founder & CEO of ‘Hurdle Apparel’ sock wear and a Public/Community Affairs Leader
Taylor Matter is the Founder of Hurdle Apparel.
Taylor is an experienced strategy and management consultant for various Fortune 500 Corporations, specializing in corporate reputation. He founded Hurdle to overcome an overuse injury he developed in his left foot.
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Doris M. Ellis was born in her Maternal Grandfather’s farmhouse in Surry County, Virginia. She is the youngest of four children born to Lawrence L. Ellis and Grace L. Flowers Ellis. Doris was educated in the public schools of Surry County, where she met and fell in love with Joe Ellis, their relationship began because they both played varsity basketball for Luther P. Jackson High School, they were both Ellis’, and they both wore uniform #24.
Doris received a BS Degree from Virginia State University in Petersburg, Virginia, and completed The School of Bank Management at The University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia.
After serving the community for almost 35 years, Doris retired from SonaBank, formerly The Bank of Waverly, as Vice President/Branch Manager. Because of her love for the children of her beloved Surry County, Doris began to work as a Substitute Teacher for Surry County Public Schools, and she currently remains in that position.
Doris has three (3) children; Kimberly, Keisha, and Joseph, Jr. (Joey). She also has six (6) grandchildren; Keion, Keionna, Joseph, III (Tre), Keivon, Joelle, and Jaedan.
“Going Out a Champion: The Coach Joe Ellis Story”, the biography of her late husband, Joseph A. Ellis, is Doris’ first published work.
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