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Federal Court has decided against overturning an environmental assessment on Ontario Power Generation's (OPG) proposal to extend the life of the four aging Darlington reactors. Read more.
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When the world is changing and madness descends, can a group of stalwart villagers save a bastard newborn from the clutches of an unknown enemy?
This campaign follows the group on their desperate flight from hostile forces, both covert and overt. This Campaign centre around their perilous journey through the highlands, the lowlands and within the cities of men. Will they survive long enough to reach the relative safety of the sacred Ulukhan? And how will they react to the hidden truths and internal strife they encounter on their journey?
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We had Leadership Call Meeting tonight and came up with the idea that we should start having a video based archive, made solely by our members, that should be like one of these ideas: Educational in nature, no straight up FPV videos! Can be a lecture on a relevant topic, technical or political. Must see your face (and maybe your drone). We... Learn more
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Given the SRO crowds that have swarmed Disney's gorgeous New Amsterdam Theatre since Aladdin's Broadway bow in February, it seems a "whole new world" (forgive the pun) has opened up for the beloved 1992 movie's appeal. One of the most beloved of Disney's untouchable streak of films in the early 1990s, Aladdin boasts an incredibly memorable score by Alan Menken with lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice. EW has landed two early tracks from the upcoming Broadway cast album (which will drop digitally on May 27, and will be available in physical form on June 17). The show, nominated for five Tonys, including Best Musical, Best Original Score, and Best Book (crafted by Chad Beguelin), has carried on the 2013 Pippin tradition of stopping the production with a mid-show standing ovation — in this case, for the rollicking Genie number "Friend Like Me," essayed with an insane amount of showstopping brio by Tony nominee James Monroe Iglehart. READ FULL STORY
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As we look ahead to the Tony Awards on Sunday, June 10, EW is taking a closer look at this season's nominated selection of new musicals, plays, and revivals, all of which will be competing for Broadway's highest honor! Today, we dive into this year's nominees for Best Musical:
Opened: March 29, 2012
Starring: Jeremy Jordan, Ben Fankhauser, Kara Lindsay, Andrew Keenan-Bolger
Music by Alan Menken; lyrics by Jack Feldman; book by Harvey Fierstein; choreographed by Christopher Gattelli; directed by Jeff Calhoun
Synopsis: Disney's latest outing is an adaptation of the 1992 film, which brings to full singing and dancing life the Newsboy Strike of 1899. The story follows a gang of paper-hawking 'newsies' — led by restless street vet Jack Kelly (Jordan) — as they launch a workers' strike against newspaper bigwig Joseph Pulitzer. READ FULL STORY
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Before Disney's Newsies celebrates its big opening night on Broadway, there's another reason to seize the day: the show's original cast recording, which is set to be released digitally on April 10 and in stores on May 15. Pre-orders for the album have already begun on iTunes, and if you haven't already heard the toe-tapping score by Disney legend Alan Menken and lyricist Jack Feldman, then you best click over here to see — or hear — what everyone's been singing about.
EW got its hands on an exclusive video from behind the scenes in the studio, where the Newsies gathered to record the original cast album, featuring songs from the cult 1992 film, including "Carrying the Banner," "Seize the Day" and, on the physical release, a special rendition of "Santa Fe," performed by Jeremy Jordan and accompanied by Alan Menken. Take a peek below to see what goes into making a cast recording: READ FULL STORY
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At a press event yesterday for the Broadway-bound production of Newsies, the cast and creative team behind the cult 1992 Disney movie musical discussed one of the most important parts of the project – pleasing the passionate fans – and one erstwhile newsboy in particular.
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We have just spent a wonderful long weekend in London sightseeing, taking in a few museums and visiting Richmond park. The view is of the river Thames, London eye, Houses of parliament and the clock tower also known as Big Ben (which is the bell inside the tower).
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Cheers Mr C, there are too many photo opps…more to come!!
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Thanks Ann, it was amazing to see at night!
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[Each week, SOHH asks two entertainment personalities to name their Top 5 rappers of all-time. To make things tricky, we've created a "Hall of Fame" of emcees (see right) who are universally respected and therefore may not be mentioned. After Kovas dished out his top picks earlier this week, Texas rapper Richie Branson unleashes his fave five.]
Rudy Ray Moore. A lot of people don't know who he is, but he's probably the reason why hip-hop music evolved to what it was. People used to stop him in the street and ask him to tell these stories. Free-styled, completely off the top of the head. He definitely had that whole hip-hop thing.
Gil Scott-Heron. I think that goes without question. Dude had a sort of poetic, politic element that Rudy Ray Moore had and put it behind his music. The revolution will not be televised. That was a very good step toward hip-hop music as it was. Making music was the message. That's really where the roots of hip-hop are.
Common. I really want to go ahead and say Common. That whole socially-conscious rap, he was really at the forefront of that. I think he's one of the reasons Chicago was able to elevate itself as one of the major influencers to hip-hop culture.
DJ Screw. I'd have to go ahead and put another legend in here because I'm from Texas. Without him, Texas rap probably would have never got on the map. If you look at most of the people who blew up from Texas, they likely worked with DJ Screw. If not, they made music that was influenced by DJ Screw with the whole Screw & Chopped sound.
Uncle Luke. I'm going with the Southern rap legend. I'm not even really a big Uncle Luke fan but what I respect him for is making music that he wanted. He'd say, "F*ck it, I want to make music about whatever." Parentally explicit or not, he'd make music about it.


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Before Nivedano calls you back, do two things: first, gather as much silence, as much peace, as much fragrance of the beyond - you have to bring it with you. Don't come empty-handed.
And second, persuade the buddha, he has lived too long hidden at the center. He is your very nature. He has to be brought into your daily activities: walking, sitting, sleeping, he has to be with you just like your heartbeat, just like your breathing. He is your ultimate breathing, the ultimate heartbeat of the universe.
If you persuade him, he will come. He has been waiting for you for centuries, but he will not come with you unless you persuade him, unless you welcome him into your ordinary, simple life activities.
In your words, in your gestures, in your silences, in your songs, in your dances, let him be an inner participant. Slowly, slowly you will disappear in him, and he will become a solid reality in the world. That day is the most fortunate day in one's life.
You are all on the right path. I hope you will all be fulfilled, and not only fulfilled, you will overflow with joy and bliss and benediction for the whole world.
Come back. But remember not to forget that you are a buddha, not to forget witnessing.
With great silence and peace, sit down for a few moments, just to remember and recollect the golden path you have traveled, the tremendous silence at the center of your being. And the grace of the buddha, who has come closer, is just behind you.
He is now almost like a shadow, but ultimately he will become the reality and you will become the shadow. That is the moment of enlightenment.
I call this:
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Dec 30, 2013This film is Pander. Period.
Basically, it starts and ends without questioning death penalty. Death penalty is barbaric for MY culture, and the behavior of the characters never seems realistic to me. The horrible system behind death row is depicted in a mitigate, sweetened way. There's no room for compassion in death penalty as shown in the film, and this film is basically offensive solely for the way the characters are behaving.
Second: nothing is believable. Clearly is a fantasy drama, but still as the stereotyped characters (bad people are bad without a reason, they are simply mad. Good people are in fact not really good, but seam dumb and ataraxic, resulting in unlovable characters). The main character is basically a scary black giant who cries all the time. Very easy way to provoke reactions in the viewer is to show him something which he's unconsciously scared off while enforcing this unconscious fear with clever direction. Incidentally this unconscious fear is based on a black stupid strong man stereotype overlapped by the boogeyman figure. I'm a caucasian european man and i find this VERY offensive.
The whole story, in the end, is based on emotional tricks. (the *spoiler* bad death scene is traumatic and unnecessary, at least as it is shown). Giving strong emotions to people based on meaningless story or characters is a cheat.
This film is bad. I couldn't expect this since the reviews are so high. But i found this film ruffian, manipulative and ultimately ugly.… Expand
This jailhouse jam is quite a haul.
There's almost too much there, but the three-hour-plus film permits the kind of detailing that not only brings the storytelling to life, but sometimes persuades us we're breathing to its rhythms.
Its view of spiritual healing is closer to Spielberg fantasy than religious insight. Still, its good acting and good intentions will be enough to please many viewers.


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OTTAWA – Small- and medium-sized employers say university co-op graduates are job-ready – and they would hire more of them with the help of new government incentives.
Employers across Canada say co-op and internship students have the job-ready new talent and fresh thinking they need to compete in an increasingly competitive marketplace. But a recent survey by Leger Marketing for the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada also shows that employers in SMEs would create more co-op and internship opportunities for students if they had access to incentives, such as federal government vouchers or tax credits. More than 400 small- and medium-sized enterprises across Canada were surveyed between August and September 2014.
Hiring managers say co-op and internship students are an important asset for their companies, but many see barriers in hiring them. These include salary costs, difficulties in finding the right student and the time required to supervise and train them. Government tax incentives and vouchers would reduce those barriers, according to the survey.
Companies surveyed represented a broad range of industry sectors.
The release of the survey results coincides with the AUCC-led Open Doors, Open Knowledge – Big ideas for better business initiative. This year's national university open house, held in partnership with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and taking place at 45 institutions this month, highlights the role of university and private sector partnerships in driving prosperity and innovation, creating jobs and preparing students for rewarding careers.
Key findings:
"This study reinforces the value of experiential learning through co-ops and internships in helping students transition to careers," says Paul Davidson, president of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. "Employers clearly recognize the value of work-integrated learning – and government could help small and medium-sized businesses get greater access to these students."
"Fifty percent of university students participate in a co-op, internship or community service learning placement," adds Mr. Davidson. "Co-op enrolment has grown by 25 percent in recent years. More than 1,000 co-op programs are now offered at 59 universities."
About AUCC
As the voice of Canada's universities at home and abroad, AUCC represents 97 public and private not-for-profit universities and university degree level colleges. A membership organization providing university presidents with a unified voice and a forum for collective action, AUCC has represented the interests of Canadian universities since 1911.
Further survey results available upon request.
More information on AUCC's Open Doors, Open Knowledge initiative is available at www.aucc.ca/opendoors
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Local and national business leaders, government representatives, university officials and students gathered at Carleton University today to help launch the fourth annual national university open house. Open Doors, Open Knowledge – Big ideas for better business highlights the role of university and private sector partnerships in driving prosperity and innovation, creating jobs and preparing students for rewarding careers.
Over the coming weeks, universities across Canada will open their doors to their communities and partners to showcase the many ways they collaborate with small- and medium-sized businesses, helping companies grow and succeed. These partnerships also equip students to achieve their potential and build a better Canada.
The launch event was co-hosted by Paul Davidson, president and CEO of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada; Perrin Beatty, president and CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce; and Roseann O'Reilly Runte, president and vice-chancellor of Carleton University. Minister of Labour and Minister of Status of Women, Kellie Leitch, delivered an address. A panel of Carleton's top student and graduate entrepreneurs discussed the impacts of Carleton University's entrepreneurship programs on the community, economy and students' futures.
Open Doors, Open Knowledge, Big ideas for better business runs from November 8 to 16 at campuses from coast to coast. More than 40 universities are organizing events including panel discussions, student showcases and innovation open houses. For more information and a full listing of events, please visit www.aucc.ca/opendoors
"From start-up incubators that launch students' inventions, to programs that help them create new companies, universities across Canada cultivate student entrepreneurs. Students are not only building careers for themselves; their innovative ideas are creating jobs in the industries and services of tomorrow."
Paul Davidson, president and CEO of AUCC
"Co-ops and internships give students the work experience and skills to help them in the transition from classroom to the labour market. Employers also benefit. Co-op and internship students contribute new ideas to companies and organizations, they are assets to the companies where they are placed and bring workplace skills as future workers."
Perrin Beatty, president and CEO of CCC
"Across the country, universities are connecting with their business communities to make local economies stronger. The Open Doors, Open Knowledge event is a chance to expand those connections between universities and the private sector, and to focus on small business."
Perrin Beatty, president and CEO of CCC
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October 30, 2014 –Canada's universities kick off the fourth annual Open Doors, Open Knowledge initiative on Friday, October 31, 2014 at Carleton University. This national open house highlights the many ways that university and private sector partnerships are driving prosperity and innovation, creating jobs and strengthening communities while also preparing students for rewarding careers.
Co-hosted by Paul Davidson, president and CEO of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, Perrin Beatty, president and CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and Roseann O'Reilly Runte, president and vice-chancellor of Carleton University, the breakfast event will bring together local and national business leaders, government stakeholders, student entrepreneurs and university officials.
Minister of Labour and Minister of Status of Women, Kellie Leitch will deliver an address, followed by a panel of Carleton's top student and faculty entrepreneurs who will discuss the impacts of Carleton University's entrepreneurship programs on the community, local economy and students' futures.
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AUCC is the voice of Canada's universities at home and abroad, representing the interests of 97 Canadian public and private not-for-profit universities and university degree-level colleges.
OTTAWA – An international gathering of university and research leaders in Ottawa this week will discuss national innovation systems and how they help universities drive the advancements that build prosperity. University presidents and innovation experts from Canada, Israel and Germany gathering Oct. 27 and 28 for an international policy dialogue entitled, Optimizing Canada's Innovation system: Perspectives from abroad, hosted by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada.
"Universities are an integral part of the innovation systems that improve quality of life and drive economic growth," says Professor Peretz Lavie, president of Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. "Sharing successes and lessons learned through this kind of dialogue will help us enhance how our countries support medical breakthroughs, solutions to social challenges and the commercialization of research."
The two-day conference focuses on three major themes: increasing risk-tolerance in research funding; catalysing international research collaboration; and facilitating new forms of collaboration between universities, the private sector and their surrounding communities.
Enno Aufderheide, secretary general of Germany's Alexander von Humboldt-Foundation, an agency that funds international research collaboration,sees the meeting not only as a place to share insights and ideas, but also to build and strengthen partnerships. "Our countries already have successful collaboration in research and innovation, but there's more we can do. This is a welcome opportunity to reach beyond our own institutions and create the alliances, partnerships and initiatives needed to address the challenges facing our world."
David Barnard, president of the University of Manitoba and chair of AUCC, says the gathering will help strengthen existing partnerships among Canada, Israel and Germany in the areas of research and innovation, and forge new ones as well. "There is growing international recognition that advanced research must be collaborative, and that achieving research excellence in any field demands drawing together world-wide expertise."
The policy dialogue is part of AUCC's continuing series of international conversations about higher education, research and innovation. It builds on an inaugural policy dialogue held in June 2013, which brought together higher education leaders from around the world to examine the forces shaping universities' academic and research missions.
AUCC is the voice of Canada's universities at home and abroad, representing the interests of 97 Canadian public and private not-for-profit universities and university degree-level colleges.
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The following op-ed was published in the Globe and Mail October 27, 2014
By Rivka Carmi, president, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Martha Crago, vice president, Research, Dalhousie University
The economic uncertainty that continues to plague countries around the globe has contributed to an increased focus on innovation and the commercialization of research – and rightly so. Innovation drives prosperity. Unfortunately this focus can lead to the questioning of the value of basic foundational research. That debate, however, presents a false choice—and only by understanding why, will universities' contributions to the world be fully realized.
In fact, there is no choice to be made between basic research, driven by researchers' desire and curiosity to explore the unknown, and applied research, inspired by usefulness and driven by need. Foundational research is how applied scientific discoveries get started, and universities cannot encourage innovation without fostering excellent basic research.
To see this in action, consider what happened when, in the 1970s, a Japanese researcher named Osamu Shimomura got curious about a jellyfish species and discovered the protein that makes it glow in colour. A decade later, American biologist Martin Chalfie realized that this glowing protein could help map the cellular structures of living organisms. Subsequently, another scientist, Roger Tsien, discovered how to make multi-colour fluorescent molecules that have technical applications, including mapping the human brain. That work—which developed over 40 years from basic research to fundamental and then advanced applications—won the three men a joint Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2008. It also illustrates that the path from basic research to innovation is rarely straight. Instead it builds upon both successes and failures along the way.
To say that foundational research is indispensable for scientific breakthroughs is fully compatible with promoting innovation in a variety of ways. Both in Canada and in Israel, universities are helping students and faculty better understand needs in both the public and private sectors, and are supporting their efforts to translate basic knowledge into applied breakthroughs.
Some of the most exciting steps on this front involve training students to become the next generation of innovators. At Dalhousie, for instance, the 'Starting Lean' program encourages entrepreneurial thinking in undergraduates—and now some of its graduates are joining the Canada-wide 'Next 36' program, which is aimed at turning top students into the country's most successful future business leaders and innovators.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev's annual innovation day brings together engineering students displaying their final year projects, business school students, industry leaders, governmental figures and private investors for a full day of innovative scientific, technological (and social) project presentations, discussions, debates and business meetings. This way, students are exposed to the scrutiny as well as to the options of the world outside of academia and industries can look for opportunities to take academic research to the next level of application.
Universities also foster innovation by operating technology transfer offices that help faculty and students commercialize their research applications, develop research partnerships with local and global companies and forge links with nearby science and technology parks.
Another dimension of today's constrained university budgets and the increasingly international scope of research is the need to collaborate with other institutions on mutual strategic research goals in order to maximize resources. Because both Dalhousie and a group of Israeli universities, including Ben-Gurion University, have maritime campuses on the Atlantic and the Red Sea respectively, it made sense for us to partner in the development of a world-class marine science site in Eilat, Israel. This is expected to become an internationally recognized Ocean Studies Centre that will attract and educate marine scientists around the world, and will generate basic, applied and industry-partnered scientific advances.
Governments in both Canada and Israel, supported by philanthropists and industries, encourage such connections through the funding of collaborations that help researchers and their students pursue multi-sectorial, multi-country research initiatives. The need to understand massive, rapidly accelerating societal, technological, and environmental change is why advanced countries need to invest together in basic research and higher education. That investment will lead to the discovery of where the future opportunities for industry and innovation lie.
As countries, we can learn from each other. We welcome the gathering of university leaders and innovation experts from Canada, Israel and Germany this week in Ottawa to share successes and lessons learned from various nations' innovation systems and higher education institutions. This policy dialogue, hosted by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, will give participants new insights into the strengths of each country's research and innovation system and facilitate a sharing of promising practices for collaboration.
Underlying all of our discussions, we hope, will be a shared recognition that new discoveries and applications, whether small or revolutionary, begin with excellent basic research. From curiosity about glowing jellyfish to new tools for brain mapping: that's what the path of innovation looks like. And that is why universities and our partners in government, industry and community must continue to support and nurture the essence of foundational research that is at the very beginning of the innovation continuum.


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Foolish: A New Hampshire legislator carping that a normal activity involving guns, specifically a police chiefs' fundraising raffle, should cease because of the Newtown, Conn., school shooting tragedy.
We thought the national issue for the President was the safety and well-being of young children. In the wake of Newtown, we were told repeatedly not to even bring up that terrible massacre with the little ones. So what does Obama do?
He puts some of them on stage, spotlights the tragedy, and thereby attracts the attention and curiosity of thousands more children around the country. Pleasant dreams, kids.
Here in New Hampshire, Democratic state Rep. Sharon Nordgren of Hanover takes offense that the Chiefs of Police Association didn't cancel a raffle begun last October to raise money for an annual youth police academy.
Nordgren doesn't like it that guns will be raffled off to qualified winners. It is insensitive, says she, not only because of Newtown but because of previous shootings.
"They should be pulling back and trying to not be so upfront," she said.
Nonsense. The chiefs' association is to be applauded for its long-standing sponsorship of the youth training academy and for a perfectly sensible and obviously popular (it is already sold out) gun raffle.
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Marijuana Burger Served at Wendy's; Amy Seiber Arrested, Fined, Firedby Free Britney at . Comments
Georgia Wendy's employee Amy Seiber was arrested, fined and obviously fired for serving a customer a cheeseburger with a free extra topping: marijuana.
Really increases Wendy's cred as a "burger joint," no?
According to the Lovejoy, Ga., Police Department, the 32-year-old was busted during her shift on November 1 after a customer called 911 over this.
Finding a half-smoked blunt in your burger? Unusual.
The customer met with police at the Wendy's location where she ordered the item, and officials claim Seiber immediately admitted the blunt was hers.
According to police, Seiber had been smoking weed on the job and conveniently "misplaced" the blunt inside the customer's burger, on top of the pickle.
Stuff happens. We've all been there, right?
The blunt was confiscated as evidence and Amy Seiber was arrested for possession of marijuana. She was fired by Wendy's immediately as well.
As for the unnamed customer, she reportedly suffered food poisoning-type symptoms after the marijuana burger incident and had to be hospitalized.
Fortunately, Wendy's has offered to help pay for her medical bills stemming from the incident and has even offered her a $50 gift certificate as well.
Somehow we don't see her rushing back.
A Wendy's rep said: "Obviously the employee broke the rules and did not follow proper food handling steps ... We are deeply sorry that this incident occurred."
I feel very sorry for this woman unlike you guys. OK, she was prob so high she on accident somehow (maybe her hiding place for the grass) she screwed up. OK. She did not kill anyone or harm anyone on purpose. Did she? Now with her name all over news and her face she will be subjected to humiliation and poverty for the rest of her life. She won't even be able to get a minimum wage job. This is unfair, while Wall Street crooks get away for harming people, she gets a full taste of law for this minor incident that I would not even qualify as crime. And the customer got sick for the burger? Oh please b*tch... Tell these tales to the money hungry lawyers who will milk Wendy's out of every possible penny. Very sorry for this woman. All her life & future is screwed up.
I agree with you on the fact that this should not have been such a public event for a blunt. I doubt that she intentionally gave out the burger on purpose and if she did... well then I guess she has it coming to her. I just hate to see people go down for marijuana.
Finally, a reason to go back to fast food!
First of all that cheeseburger looks disgusting. Second of all how the fuck did she misplace a blunt into a cheeseburger?? Third of all that bitch is lying u can't get food poisoning from weed. People smoke it all the time and go to Wendy's, not to the hospital.
a good reason to visit Wendy's when you can.........
Food poisoning? What a dink
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The UAE is home to some of the most talented women in the world, with a number of them holding prominent positions in government and corporate organisations, such as Muna Al Gurg, director of retail at Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group, Dr Amina Al Rustamani, Group CEO of TECOM Investments and Dr Amal Qubaisi, first deputy speaker and current member of the UAE Federal National Council, among others. It also records a larger percentage of female students graduating from higher educational institutions than males in the country, according to a report by the UAE Ministry of State for Federal National Council Affairs (MFNCA).
However, there is still a portion of the female population that lacks the opportunity and guidance to advance professionally, and develop skills to become leaders of tomorrow.
An upcoming start-up, The Link, seeks to bridge this gap, by offering free mentorship opportunities to professional women and female university graduates in the UAE.
"It is an initiative to support young women who are starting their careers by connecting them with experienced and professional women, who can guide them, give support and help them overcome workplace challenges that many women face, which are different from the male experience," The Link's co-founder, Linda Merieau, tells our sister website, SMEinfo.me.
The start-up is currently in the pilot phase and will focus on the UAE market, with plans to expand across the region in the future, says Merieau, who is also the founder and director of Dubai-based boutique firm, ABP Consulting, which specialises in corporate responsibility and partnership development.
"We are in the process of being licensed by the municipality, so until we have all of the formalities in place, we won't officially launch," she adds. The company will be registered with the Community Development Authority.
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According to Merieau, the community based initiative aims to connect women from different industries, and already has five mentors and five mentees involved in the pilot phase of the programme. "We have women from fields such as engineering, graphic design, architecture, business and marketing. We also have a host of organisations being represented."
The mentors work for organisations such as Microsoft, Dubai Petroleum and the World Bank, among others. "So, it's quite a mixed group," she says.
Aside from having one-on-one mentorship, The Link will host monthly gatherings where members will be able to network and exchange ideas.
Merieau adds that the Rochester Institute of Technology in Dubai has come on board as an academic partner and is offering its facilities as a working space for the start-up. The initiative has also garnered support from the Dubai Business Women Council (DBWC).
When asked about The Link's long-term revenue model, Merieau says: "At the outset, we are looking for corporate funding to support the project in terms of launching and being a seed capital to get things going. We are looking to have three or four corporate partners. But, our revenue model to have a sustainable organisation is to employ a pay-for-service model, where companies would be able to send their young female recruits to join our mentoring programme, as part of their talent development and human resource initiatives."
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