Aidmatrix Network Featured in Earthquake Simulation
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July 2007
The Monthly Newsletter of The Aidmatrix Foundation
In This Issue
U.S. Chamber Highlights Aidmatrix Solution in Disaster Exercise
Supply Chain Industry Group honors Aidmatrix
Aidmatrix and Free Clinics Help Uninsured Texans
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Network Featured in Earthquake Simulation
The Business Civic Leadership Center (BCLC), the philanthropic voice
for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, hosted an open summit for business
leaders in conjunction with the Disaster Assistance and Recovery
program. One of three business-designated programs offered by the
BCLC, this event focused on a disaster simulation for States in the
New Madrid Fault Zone. The land area encompasses several states and
has been site of the four largest North American earthquakes recorded.
Our organization was a featured presenter, sharing the many solutions
the Aidmatrix Network can provide during this type of disaster,
including assistance to businesses in getting the Right Aid to the
Right People at the Right Time. The forum outlined ways businesses
can communicate, coordinate and collaborate with each other (and those
in the nonprofit and government sectors) for meaningful support in
issues surrounding disasters.
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Supply Chain Professionals select Aidmatrix as Award Finalist
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals has announced
Aidmatrix is one of seven finalists for the 2007 Innovation Award for
industry leaders. Winners will be determined in October. "Many of
these other finalists partner with Aidmatrix, helping us improve
humanitarian aid," said Aidmatrix President and CEO Scott McCallum.
"We look forward to joining them and sharing how we use supply chain
technology to connect those who have with those who have not." Past
finalists and winners include: Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Kellogg, Procter
& Gamble, Dow Chemical, Kraft and Blockbuster.
阿 Ken
discussion group is supposed to be for sharing of our passion in
environmental protection and conservation. I really can't see some of
these posts to be relevant to this group. Mind you, most of us would
have subscribed to the notification service. New post will be notified
with an email from Google. It's becoming another form of spam.
Perhaps this kind of notices have their more appropriate destinations
ELSEWHERE.
Ah Ken