Immacolata School is a Catholic school in Immacolata Parish, Richmond Heights, Missouri. Students attend from grades K through Eighth. Immacolata School's first graduating class was in 1950. The cornerstone was laid on the main building in 1949. The principal of Immacolata School is Dr. Jennifer Stutsman, a former long-time middle school Social Studies and Science teacher at the school. The pastor is Rev. Msgr. Vernon Gardin. In 2008, the Parish built a new school wing which added classrooms, offices and a conference room. Other recent improvements include a renovated playground, athletic fields, kitchen and cafeteria as well as a new wooden floor in the gymnasium. Students attend from the parish's boundaries as well as from neighboring areas.
BNI is a business and professional networking organization that allows only one person per profession to join a chapter. Belonging to BNI is like having dozens of sales people working for you because all the other members carry several copies of your business cards around with them. When they meet someone new who could use your products or service they hand your card out and recommend your services. It's as simple as that! Last year, members of BNI passed thousands of referrals which generated millions of dollars worth of business for each other!
The MGA is a trade association of commercial property owners, managers and developers. It was formed in 1985 to promote governmental initiatives that are beneficial to Missouri's economy and commercial property interests, and to oppose government measures and practices that harm our economy or the interest of the commercial property industry. MGA monitors both State and local government activities and has an active government relations team in Jefferson City.
organization dedicated to establishing Jewish clubs in public high schools. Founded with 4 clubs in Los Angeles in 2002, JSU has enjoyed rapid growth and now serves almost 300 clubs across North America, reaching more than 12,000 teens annually. By fostering a social atmosphere, presenting engaging and entertaining educational programs, and lowering the barriers to participation, JSU reaches all types of teenagers from the under-engaged to the already involved. Much like Hillel, the mission of JSU is to involve students in an active Jewish lifestyle. As a stand-alone informal Jewish education tool, the clubs are invaluable for creating a sense of Jewish community in a public school environment. We also provide Jewish teens in public school with an in-school educational experience focusing on issues of Jewish pride, identity, and connection to Israel. However, a larger goal of JSU is to act as a portal for connecting participants to the greater Jewish community. By facilitating the formation of student run and school sanctioned clubs in Public High Schools, JSU seeks to provide teens with a deeper appreciation for their rich Jewish heritage and inspire them to live a fully committed Jewish life. JSU’s trained professionals present Judaism and Jewish life as appealing and accessible to a previously under-serviced population subset – Jewish teens attending public high school. JSU helps Jewish teens establish official Jewish clubs in their public high schools which offer specially crafted programs designed to: Enhance each teen’s Jewish identity Nurture a connection to the State of Israel Inspire an enduring relationship with the Jewish people Provide a portal for deeper involvement with the Jewish community
Creatives On Call curates, manages and activates creative talent in Advertising, Marketing, Corporate Communications and Digital & Social Media specialties for corporations and agencies on an individual and team basis. Hand curated and selected creative talent, provides a granular level of expertise and specialization second to none. We provide flexibility and convenience to the creative talent we serve and the companies that seek their services – from short term freelance projects, temporary assignments or permanent placements. We’ll even hand craft an entire creative team for larger initiatives and engagements. For 20+ years, Creative On Call, Inc. has hand selected and built one of the best networks of creative talent in the United States. Covering the nation from the heart of the Midwest - our experience brings best practices and leadership to everything we do. Creatives On Call is a woman owned and operated company, certified by WBENC.
Saint Louis Vision Volleyball Club is committed to developing every athlete to the pinnacle of her ability. Our program is designed to provide the best opportunity for athletes to develop their basic fundamentals and advanced volleyball techniques, in order to achieve success. Athletes will compete and train while learning life skills that will assist them in reaching their full potential both on and off the court. Our club is driven by hard work, dedication, discipline and success. Our staff’s experience with junior club volleyball, their abilities as communicators, and our personal expectations are our best resources. We believe that a positive, caring attitude and a strong work ethic are necessities. We are proud to provide our players the opportunity to compete at the highest possible levels. Located in Saint Louis, MO, we are proud members of USA Volleyball and the Gateway Region.
The purpose of the Equipment Dealers Association (formerly NAEDA) is to: 1. Promote the general welfare of retail agricultural, construction, outdoor power, and large property equipment dealers in the United States and Canada 2. Aid in the commercial and professional advancement of dealers-members 3. Collect, compile and disseminate information and data of value or interest to its members 4. Aid and protect its members collectively in any and all of their proper business relations 5. Foster cooperation and fair practices between manufacturers, distributors, retail dealers, and customers 6. Encourage and support equitable practices and high business standards within the industry 7. Cooperate with other trade groups and organizations in matters of mutual interest and concern 8. Encourage and promote legislative activities 9. Do all things properly within the scope of an association of retail equipment dealers EDA is affiliated with 9 regional associations located throughout the United States and Canada. Each association acts as an autonomous unit within the area it serves. Together, EDA and its affiliates provide a wealth of services to approximately 4,500 equipment dealers in the two countries. EDA’s subsidiary organization NAEDA Services, Inc., is responsible for the respected NAEDA Equipment Dealer magazine, the annual NAEDA Buyer’s Guide, NAEDA Update e-newsletter, and similar services.