The document outlines a content strategy pitch for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It recommends focusing content on two target personas and developing it around key themes and messages that highlight the organization's legacy, impact, partnerships, and innovative ideas. The plan includes defining a content voice, creating editorial and distribution calendars, and instituting metrics to measure engagement and guide future content. Implementation would involve guiding staff, allocating resources, capturing metrics, and maximizing digital channels over a six-month period.
The document proposes a content strategy plan for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It recommends focusing on content that highlights the organization's mission, impact, partnerships, and innovative design ideas. The plan involves defining target audiences, developing a clear voice and messaging, creating an editorial calendar, and implementing a six-month content production and distribution process managed by a Director of Communications. Key parts of the process include guiding staff, measuring engagement metrics, and leveraging content across digital channels and through inbound marketing.
Este documento presenta definiciones de diferentes tipos de auditoría, incluyendo la auditoría financiera que examina documentos y estados financieros para determinar la situación financiera de una entidad, la auditoría administrativa que verifica los resultados esperados de la gestión de una empresa, y la auditoría operativa que evalúa las operaciones funcionales de una organización para mejorar su funcionamiento. Todas las auditorías vigilan el cumplimiento de actividades dentro de una entidad, mientras que la auditoría financiera confirma estados financieros, la administrativa proporciona un panorama
Enzim dan katabolisme SMA KELAS 12 KURIKULUM 2013Dhea Rizky
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang enzim, termasuk definisi, komponen, karakteristik, faktor yang mempengaruhinya, jenis penghambat, dan peran dalam proses metabolisme seperti glikolisis.
La auditoría es el examen crítico e independiente de una persona u organización con el fin de verificar la información financiera y operacional. Tiene sus orígenes en el siglo IX para prevenir fraude. Existen diferentes tipos como auditoría externa e interna, siendo la externa realizada por un auditor independiente y la interna por un auditor interno para mejorar procesos internos. Ambas buscan evaluar el cumplimiento de políticas y la administración eficiente de recursos.
PRESENTASI BAB Imunitas SMA KELAS 11 KURIKULUM 2013Dhea Rizky
Imunitas adalah mekanisme perlindungan tubuh dari benda asing (antigen) melalui pertahanan spesifik dan non-spesifik. Pertahanan non-spesifik meliputi inflamasi, fagositosis, dan protein anti-mikroba. Pertahanan spesifik melibatkan sel B dan T serta antibodi. Ada dua jenis imunitas yaitu aktif yang diinduksi vaksinasi, dan pasif yang mentransfer antibodi.
Encouraging Year-round Adoption and Engagement of the Performance Management ...TalentGuard
Sarah, the head of HR at EnergyCentral, overhauled the company's performance management process for several reasons: the old process was ineffective, did not support employee development, and lacked regular feedback. Sarah researched best practices and designed a new process that included biannual formal reviews, informal check-ins, goal tracking tied to company and career objectives, and manager training on providing effective feedback. The new process aimed to increase employee engagement through improved communication and focus on career growth.
The document discusses plans for designing an album cover that links to the band's music video. It will feature a levitating girl from the video set against a grunge-style background to match the brown filter effect in the video. The designer aims to emulate indie rock album covers that typically do not show the artist. A handmade font inspired by Bastille's logo will be created in Illustrator. An experimental mockup combines imagery and background to achieve the desired grunge look.
The document outlines a content strategy pitch for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies the organization's target personas as volunteers and donors and outlines their buyer's journeys. It then defines the content voice as curious, innovative, and optimistic. The key messages are identified as the NDC's legacy, impact, collaborative partnerships, and innovative design ideas. The unique differentiators are the operating model, civic component, and strong community roots. Finally, a six-month content production and distribution plan is proposed to guide staff, underscore messages, allocate resources, capture metrics, and maximize digital channels.
The document proposes a content strategy plan for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It recommends focusing on content that highlights the organization's mission, impact, partnerships, and innovative design ideas. The plan involves defining target audiences, developing a clear voice and messaging, creating an editorial calendar, and implementing a six-month content production and distribution process managed by a Director of Communications. Key parts of the process include guiding staff, measuring engagement metrics, and leveraging content across digital channels and through inbound marketing.
Este documento presenta definiciones de diferentes tipos de auditoría, incluyendo la auditoría financiera que examina documentos y estados financieros para determinar la situación financiera de una entidad, la auditoría administrativa que verifica los resultados esperados de la gestión de una empresa, y la auditoría operativa que evalúa las operaciones funcionales de una organización para mejorar su funcionamiento. Todas las auditorías vigilan el cumplimiento de actividades dentro de una entidad, mientras que la auditoría financiera confirma estados financieros, la administrativa proporciona un panorama
Enzim dan katabolisme SMA KELAS 12 KURIKULUM 2013Dhea Rizky
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang enzim, termasuk definisi, komponen, karakteristik, faktor yang mempengaruhinya, jenis penghambat, dan peran dalam proses metabolisme seperti glikolisis.
La auditoría es el examen crítico e independiente de una persona u organización con el fin de verificar la información financiera y operacional. Tiene sus orígenes en el siglo IX para prevenir fraude. Existen diferentes tipos como auditoría externa e interna, siendo la externa realizada por un auditor independiente y la interna por un auditor interno para mejorar procesos internos. Ambas buscan evaluar el cumplimiento de políticas y la administración eficiente de recursos.
PRESENTASI BAB Imunitas SMA KELAS 11 KURIKULUM 2013Dhea Rizky
Imunitas adalah mekanisme perlindungan tubuh dari benda asing (antigen) melalui pertahanan spesifik dan non-spesifik. Pertahanan non-spesifik meliputi inflamasi, fagositosis, dan protein anti-mikroba. Pertahanan spesifik melibatkan sel B dan T serta antibodi. Ada dua jenis imunitas yaitu aktif yang diinduksi vaksinasi, dan pasif yang mentransfer antibodi.
Encouraging Year-round Adoption and Engagement of the Performance Management ...TalentGuard
Sarah, the head of HR at EnergyCentral, overhauled the company's performance management process for several reasons: the old process was ineffective, did not support employee development, and lacked regular feedback. Sarah researched best practices and designed a new process that included biannual formal reviews, informal check-ins, goal tracking tied to company and career objectives, and manager training on providing effective feedback. The new process aimed to increase employee engagement through improved communication and focus on career growth.
The document discusses plans for designing an album cover that links to the band's music video. It will feature a levitating girl from the video set against a grunge-style background to match the brown filter effect in the video. The designer aims to emulate indie rock album covers that typically do not show the artist. A handmade font inspired by Bastille's logo will be created in Illustrator. An experimental mockup combines imagery and background to achieve the desired grunge look.
The document outlines a content strategy pitch for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies the organization's target personas as volunteers and donors and outlines their buyer's journeys. It then defines the content voice as curious, innovative, and optimistic. The key messages are identified as the NDC's legacy, impact, collaborative partnerships, and innovative design ideas. The unique differentiators are the operating model, civic component, and strong community roots. Finally, a six-month content production and distribution plan is proposed to guide staff, underscore messages, allocate resources, capture metrics, and maximize digital channels.
The document proposes a content strategy plan for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies key target personas as volunteers and donors. It outlines the buyer's journey for each persona and how they become aware of, evaluate, and purchase the organization. The content voice is described as curious, innovative, and optimistic. Key themes and messages focus on the organization's legacy, impact, partnerships, and innovative design ideas. Unique differentiators include the operating model, civic component, and community roots. A six-month content production and distribution plan is proposed to guide staff, underscore messages, allocate resources, capture metrics, and maximize digital channels. An editorial calendar, process, and distribution plan are recommended along with a content audit and measurement
The document proposes a content strategy plan for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies key target personas of volunteers and donors. It recommends focusing the content on themes of the NDC's legacy, impact, collaborative partnerships, and innovative design ideas. The plan outlines guiding the staff, using the right tone, allocating resources, capturing metrics, and maximizing digital channels over six months. Key pieces include an editorial calendar, organizational process, and distribution plan to produce blog posts, videos, and an improved About Us page to better achieve the NDC's mission.
The document proposes a content strategy for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies key target audiences of volunteers and donors. It establishes the content voice as curious, innovative and optimistic. The main themes and messages are the NDC's legacy of positive change, its impact through volunteer work, and cultivating partnerships. The unique differentiators are its operating model, civic component, and community roots. A six-month content production and distribution plan is outlined to guide staff, underscore messages, ensure resources, and capture metrics across digital channels like blogs, videos and an about us page.
The document provides a content strategy for XXX U.S. that was compiled based on competitive audits, research, and stakeholder interviews. It defines key terms, outlines themes and topics recommended for different audiences, and types of content that could be created, such as long-form videos, case studies, and podcasts. It also discusses repurposing original content into different formats, and including curated third-party content to position XXX as a thought leader. The strategy aims to shift XXX's content from an inward focus on services, to topics of interest to transformational leaders around areas like technology, diversity and global trends.
Ready! Set! Convert: Open Leadership In Church CommunicationsMarvin Dejean
This primer on social media for churches and ministry is a step by step guide in developing a SM strategy for churches seeking to get engaged with Social Media
Asia Social Media & Marketing Conference 2014: Examing the New Frontiers of PRErica Pompen
What’s Up & Coming: Examining the New Frontiers
of PR
• Breaking down the silos between marketing & PR
• Content marketing & PR: A good fit?
• Harnessing the power of “Big Data” in PR
• PR & social media predictions for 2014
Beyond Cats: The basics of successful content marketingDeirdre Walsh
It's no secret that cats rule the internet; however, not every web asset can leverage these cyber stars. This presentation shares the 6 steps needed to build and optimize a successful content marketing program.
Community management: An Intro by Doug Wilson, Community Exec @ Yomego - Stra...Yomego
Yomego Community Executive Doug Wilson gives an introduction to Community Management to Strathclyde University students selecting the Digital Marketing and Social Media class elective.
How to Create Exponential Growth For Your Brand/Company on Social MediaEvan Boser
This powerpoint was made for a presentation given by Paris Marketing to Meridian Intl Center at Seven Hills Foundation.
Paris Marketing
Instagram.com/ParisMarketing
Facebook.com/ParisSocialMedia
Twitter.com/ParisGetsSocial
Learn more about our strategy services: http://newscred.com/learn-professional-services
This deck outlines the key factors for content marketing success, including:
- The core components of a content marketing strategy
- How to build a solid content marketing strategy
- How to utilize content across the buyer journey
- The content marketing roadmap
- How to conduct a content audit
- How to build your content marketing mission statement
Five ways to crack content marketing ROIB2B Marketing
Companies that focus on connecting with their audience through content marketing have growth rates triple that of their competitors. Only 21% of marketers track return on investment (ROI) of their content marketing. NewsCred is introduced as a content marketing platform that helps companies build measurement frameworks, understand their audiences, create content aligned to sales funnels, and activate distribution to see revenue growth. Measurement of content performance includes metrics like impressions, social shares, time spent, returns visits, and impact on leads, sales, and brand awareness.
The Best in Financial Services Content MarketingNewsCred
NewsCred's “Trends + Trendsetters” guides aim to educate marketers on trends, opportunities and content strategies that best-in-class brands are utilizing to engage their audiences. In this guide, we’ll take a look at content marketing in the financial services industry -- specifically American Express's OPEN Forum and First Round Capital's The Review.
StickyGarlic Communications is a new age brand consultancy firm specializing in digital media marketing. We help analyse our clients’ existing digital marketing campaigns and offer strategic consulting services to help them frame their digital marketing strategy.
Our endeavour is to bring forth clutter breaking communication strategies, designs and lateral thinking to ensure a deeper and sustainable impact of your marketing campaigns and efforts.
Creating a Destination Content Strategy for Today's TravelerRobert Simon
Developing a destination content strategy is going to transform the way you tell and share stories with travellers, trade, media and industry. By bringing your teams together and defining a process to plan, create, curate and distribute content, for all channels and markets, you will be stepping on the launch pad to transformation.
What is our destination content strategy guide?
Loudscout’s destination content strategy guide is a plan and a roadmap to deliver content as a differentiated service to the consumer, industry, trade and travel media. Think of it as really exciting stuff like:
The mechanics of building a publishing capability
Uniform processes, guidelines, tools and governance
Organizational alignment of goals and objectives
Coordinated measurement and performance optimization
We’ve developed this guide after working for years with some the best DMO teams in the world and it’s a great primer for any destination marketer looking to launch a content marketing capability.
Live Webinar: Taming the Financial Content BeastLinkedIn
In response, financial brands have ramped up their investment in content marketing. However, many are still struggling to define how much content they should produce, in what formats and through which channels to activate it.
In attempting to ‘tame the content beast’, the solution is perhaps to anchor content back in the context of the customer journey. This process starts by mapping these journeys from awareness, through consideration and nurture to purchase – and beyond. These journey maps should then inform the choice of content format and activation channel, depending on the customer’s needs at each stage. This holistic view should also provide a more meaningful benchmark to assess Return on Investment.
In response, financial brands have ramped up their investment in content marketing. However, many are still struggling to define how much content they should produce, in what formats and through which channels to activate it.
In attempting to ‘tame the content beast’, the solution is perhaps to anchor content back in the context of the customer journey. This process starts by mapping these journeys from awareness, through consideration and nurture to purchase – and beyond. These journey maps should then inform the choice of content format and activation channel, depending on the customer’s needs at each stage. This holistic view should also provide a more meaningful benchmark to assess Return on Investment.
Social Media and Community Leadership : Attracting, Keeping and Engaging Your...Elizabeth Scott
Businesses that are tightly connected to their communities need sophisticated social media strategy and editorial plans to stay on top of their leadership positions. Learn more about the elements that are key to successful marketing and online presence integration.
Defining your social media omni-channel strategy Social Circle
Topic: Defining your social media omnichannel strategy
Do you need a strategy per social channel? Yes, you do.
Why you need an omnichannel strategy
Understanding your audience by channel
Creating your objectives – marketing & social
How to define the purpose of each of your social channels what content you’ll require to fuel this strategy.
Marketing Communications Plan for a fictional non-profit organizations who belief is: To guide our clients through their personal dilemmas and provide resources that will help them resolve conflict in all circumstances of their life so they can see the Hero that lives within them
Let's Integrate MuleSoft RPA, COMPOSER, APM with AWS IDP along with Slackshyamraj55
Discover the seamless integration of RPA (Robotic Process Automation), COMPOSER, and APM with AWS IDP enhanced with Slack notifications. Explore how these technologies converge to streamline workflows, optimize performance, and ensure secure access, all while leveraging the power of AWS IDP and real-time communication via Slack notifications.
Building RAG with self-deployed Milvus vector database and Snowpark Container...Zilliz
This talk will give hands-on advice on building RAG applications with an open-source Milvus database deployed as a docker container. We will also introduce the integration of Milvus with Snowpark Container Services.
The document proposes a content strategy plan for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies key target personas as volunteers and donors. It outlines the buyer's journey for each persona and how they become aware of, evaluate, and purchase the organization. The content voice is described as curious, innovative, and optimistic. Key themes and messages focus on the organization's legacy, impact, partnerships, and innovative design ideas. Unique differentiators include the operating model, civic component, and community roots. A six-month content production and distribution plan is proposed to guide staff, underscore messages, allocate resources, capture metrics, and maximize digital channels. An editorial calendar, process, and distribution plan are recommended along with a content audit and measurement
The document proposes a content strategy plan for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies key target personas of volunteers and donors. It recommends focusing the content on themes of the NDC's legacy, impact, collaborative partnerships, and innovative design ideas. The plan outlines guiding the staff, using the right tone, allocating resources, capturing metrics, and maximizing digital channels over six months. Key pieces include an editorial calendar, organizational process, and distribution plan to produce blog posts, videos, and an improved About Us page to better achieve the NDC's mission.
The document proposes a content strategy for the Neighborhood Design Center's website. It identifies key target audiences of volunteers and donors. It establishes the content voice as curious, innovative and optimistic. The main themes and messages are the NDC's legacy of positive change, its impact through volunteer work, and cultivating partnerships. The unique differentiators are its operating model, civic component, and community roots. A six-month content production and distribution plan is outlined to guide staff, underscore messages, ensure resources, and capture metrics across digital channels like blogs, videos and an about us page.
The document provides a content strategy for XXX U.S. that was compiled based on competitive audits, research, and stakeholder interviews. It defines key terms, outlines themes and topics recommended for different audiences, and types of content that could be created, such as long-form videos, case studies, and podcasts. It also discusses repurposing original content into different formats, and including curated third-party content to position XXX as a thought leader. The strategy aims to shift XXX's content from an inward focus on services, to topics of interest to transformational leaders around areas like technology, diversity and global trends.
Ready! Set! Convert: Open Leadership In Church CommunicationsMarvin Dejean
This primer on social media for churches and ministry is a step by step guide in developing a SM strategy for churches seeking to get engaged with Social Media
Asia Social Media & Marketing Conference 2014: Examing the New Frontiers of PRErica Pompen
What’s Up & Coming: Examining the New Frontiers
of PR
• Breaking down the silos between marketing & PR
• Content marketing & PR: A good fit?
• Harnessing the power of “Big Data” in PR
• PR & social media predictions for 2014
Beyond Cats: The basics of successful content marketingDeirdre Walsh
It's no secret that cats rule the internet; however, not every web asset can leverage these cyber stars. This presentation shares the 6 steps needed to build and optimize a successful content marketing program.
Community management: An Intro by Doug Wilson, Community Exec @ Yomego - Stra...Yomego
Yomego Community Executive Doug Wilson gives an introduction to Community Management to Strathclyde University students selecting the Digital Marketing and Social Media class elective.
How to Create Exponential Growth For Your Brand/Company on Social MediaEvan Boser
This powerpoint was made for a presentation given by Paris Marketing to Meridian Intl Center at Seven Hills Foundation.
Paris Marketing
Instagram.com/ParisMarketing
Facebook.com/ParisSocialMedia
Twitter.com/ParisGetsSocial
Learn more about our strategy services: http://newscred.com/learn-professional-services
This deck outlines the key factors for content marketing success, including:
- The core components of a content marketing strategy
- How to build a solid content marketing strategy
- How to utilize content across the buyer journey
- The content marketing roadmap
- How to conduct a content audit
- How to build your content marketing mission statement
Five ways to crack content marketing ROIB2B Marketing
Companies that focus on connecting with their audience through content marketing have growth rates triple that of their competitors. Only 21% of marketers track return on investment (ROI) of their content marketing. NewsCred is introduced as a content marketing platform that helps companies build measurement frameworks, understand their audiences, create content aligned to sales funnels, and activate distribution to see revenue growth. Measurement of content performance includes metrics like impressions, social shares, time spent, returns visits, and impact on leads, sales, and brand awareness.
The Best in Financial Services Content MarketingNewsCred
NewsCred's “Trends + Trendsetters” guides aim to educate marketers on trends, opportunities and content strategies that best-in-class brands are utilizing to engage their audiences. In this guide, we’ll take a look at content marketing in the financial services industry -- specifically American Express's OPEN Forum and First Round Capital's The Review.
StickyGarlic Communications is a new age brand consultancy firm specializing in digital media marketing. We help analyse our clients’ existing digital marketing campaigns and offer strategic consulting services to help them frame their digital marketing strategy.
Our endeavour is to bring forth clutter breaking communication strategies, designs and lateral thinking to ensure a deeper and sustainable impact of your marketing campaigns and efforts.
Creating a Destination Content Strategy for Today's TravelerRobert Simon
Developing a destination content strategy is going to transform the way you tell and share stories with travellers, trade, media and industry. By bringing your teams together and defining a process to plan, create, curate and distribute content, for all channels and markets, you will be stepping on the launch pad to transformation.
What is our destination content strategy guide?
Loudscout’s destination content strategy guide is a plan and a roadmap to deliver content as a differentiated service to the consumer, industry, trade and travel media. Think of it as really exciting stuff like:
The mechanics of building a publishing capability
Uniform processes, guidelines, tools and governance
Organizational alignment of goals and objectives
Coordinated measurement and performance optimization
We’ve developed this guide after working for years with some the best DMO teams in the world and it’s a great primer for any destination marketer looking to launch a content marketing capability.
Live Webinar: Taming the Financial Content BeastLinkedIn
In response, financial brands have ramped up their investment in content marketing. However, many are still struggling to define how much content they should produce, in what formats and through which channels to activate it.
In attempting to ‘tame the content beast’, the solution is perhaps to anchor content back in the context of the customer journey. This process starts by mapping these journeys from awareness, through consideration and nurture to purchase – and beyond. These journey maps should then inform the choice of content format and activation channel, depending on the customer’s needs at each stage. This holistic view should also provide a more meaningful benchmark to assess Return on Investment.
In response, financial brands have ramped up their investment in content marketing. However, many are still struggling to define how much content they should produce, in what formats and through which channels to activate it.
In attempting to ‘tame the content beast’, the solution is perhaps to anchor content back in the context of the customer journey. This process starts by mapping these journeys from awareness, through consideration and nurture to purchase – and beyond. These journey maps should then inform the choice of content format and activation channel, depending on the customer’s needs at each stage. This holistic view should also provide a more meaningful benchmark to assess Return on Investment.
Social Media and Community Leadership : Attracting, Keeping and Engaging Your...Elizabeth Scott
Businesses that are tightly connected to their communities need sophisticated social media strategy and editorial plans to stay on top of their leadership positions. Learn more about the elements that are key to successful marketing and online presence integration.
Defining your social media omni-channel strategy Social Circle
Topic: Defining your social media omnichannel strategy
Do you need a strategy per social channel? Yes, you do.
Why you need an omnichannel strategy
Understanding your audience by channel
Creating your objectives – marketing & social
How to define the purpose of each of your social channels what content you’ll require to fuel this strategy.
Marketing Communications Plan for a fictional non-profit organizations who belief is: To guide our clients through their personal dilemmas and provide resources that will help them resolve conflict in all circumstances of their life so they can see the Hero that lives within them
Let's Integrate MuleSoft RPA, COMPOSER, APM with AWS IDP along with Slackshyamraj55
Discover the seamless integration of RPA (Robotic Process Automation), COMPOSER, and APM with AWS IDP enhanced with Slack notifications. Explore how these technologies converge to streamline workflows, optimize performance, and ensure secure access, all while leveraging the power of AWS IDP and real-time communication via Slack notifications.
Building RAG with self-deployed Milvus vector database and Snowpark Container...Zilliz
This talk will give hands-on advice on building RAG applications with an open-source Milvus database deployed as a docker container. We will also introduce the integration of Milvus with Snowpark Container Services.
Communications Mining Series - Zero to Hero - Session 1DianaGray10
This session provides introduction to UiPath Communication Mining, importance and platform overview. You will acquire a good understand of the phases in Communication Mining as we go over the platform with you. Topics covered:
• Communication Mining Overview
• Why is it important?
• How can it help today’s business and the benefits
• Phases in Communication Mining
• Demo on Platform overview
• Q/A
Securing your Kubernetes cluster_ a step-by-step guide to success !KatiaHIMEUR1
Today, after several years of existence, an extremely active community and an ultra-dynamic ecosystem, Kubernetes has established itself as the de facto standard in container orchestration. Thanks to a wide range of managed services, it has never been so easy to set up a ready-to-use Kubernetes cluster.
However, this ease of use means that the subject of security in Kubernetes is often left for later, or even neglected. This exposes companies to significant risks.
In this talk, I'll show you step-by-step how to secure your Kubernetes cluster for greater peace of mind and reliability.
Observability Concepts EVERY Developer Should Know -- DeveloperWeek Europe.pdfPaige Cruz
Monitoring and observability aren’t traditionally found in software curriculums and many of us cobble this knowledge together from whatever vendor or ecosystem we were first introduced to and whatever is a part of your current company’s observability stack.
While the dev and ops silo continues to crumble….many organizations still relegate monitoring & observability as the purview of ops, infra and SRE teams. This is a mistake - achieving a highly observable system requires collaboration up and down the stack.
I, a former op, would like to extend an invitation to all application developers to join the observability party will share these foundational concepts to build on:
For the full video of this presentation, please visit: https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2024/06/building-and-scaling-ai-applications-with-the-nx-ai-manager-a-presentation-from-network-optix/
Robin van Emden, Senior Director of Data Science at Network Optix, presents the “Building and Scaling AI Applications with the Nx AI Manager,” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit.
In this presentation, van Emden covers the basics of scaling edge AI solutions using the Nx tool kit. He emphasizes the process of developing AI models and deploying them globally. He also showcases the conversion of AI models and the creation of effective edge AI pipelines, with a focus on pre-processing, model conversion, selecting the appropriate inference engine for the target hardware and post-processing.
van Emden shows how Nx can simplify the developer’s life and facilitate a rapid transition from concept to production-ready applications.He provides valuable insights into developing scalable and efficient edge AI solutions, with a strong focus on practical implementation.
Maruthi Prithivirajan, Head of ASEAN & IN Solution Architecture, Neo4j
Get an inside look at the latest Neo4j innovations that enable relationship-driven intelligence at scale. Learn more about the newest cloud integrations and product enhancements that make Neo4j an essential choice for developers building apps with interconnected data and generative AI.
UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 6DianaGray10
Welcome to UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series part 6. In this session, we will cover Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI webinar offers an in-depth exploration of leveraging cutting-edge technologies for test automation within the UiPath platform. Attendees will delve into the integration of generative AI, a test automation solution, with Open AI advanced natural language processing capabilities.
Throughout the session, participants will discover how this synergy empowers testers to automate repetitive tasks, enhance testing accuracy, and expedite the software testing life cycle. Topics covered include the seamless integration process, practical use cases, and the benefits of harnessing AI-driven automation for UiPath testing initiatives. By attending this webinar, testers, and automation professionals can gain valuable insights into harnessing the power of AI to optimize their test automation workflows within the UiPath ecosystem, ultimately driving efficiency and quality in software development processes.
What will you get from this session?
1. Insights into integrating generative AI.
2. Understanding how this integration enhances test automation within the UiPath platform
3. Practical demonstrations
4. Exploration of real-world use cases illustrating the benefits of AI-driven test automation for UiPath
Topics covered:
What is generative AI
Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath integration with generative AI
Speaker:
Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
How to Get CNIC Information System with Paksim Ga.pptxdanishmna97
Pakdata Cf is a groundbreaking system designed to streamline and facilitate access to CNIC information. This innovative platform leverages advanced technology to provide users with efficient and secure access to their CNIC details.
Removing Uninteresting Bytes in Software FuzzingAftab Hussain
Imagine a world where software fuzzing, the process of mutating bytes in test seeds to uncover hidden and erroneous program behaviors, becomes faster and more effective. A lot depends on the initial seeds, which can significantly dictate the trajectory of a fuzzing campaign, particularly in terms of how long it takes to uncover interesting behaviour in your code. We introduce DIAR, a technique designed to speedup fuzzing campaigns by pinpointing and eliminating those uninteresting bytes in the seeds. Picture this: instead of wasting valuable resources on meaningless mutations in large, bloated seeds, DIAR removes the unnecessary bytes, streamlining the entire process.
In this work, we equipped AFL, a popular fuzzer, with DIAR and examined two critical Linux libraries -- Libxml's xmllint, a tool for parsing xml documents, and Binutil's readelf, an essential debugging and security analysis command-line tool used to display detailed information about ELF (Executable and Linkable Format). Our preliminary results show that AFL+DIAR does not only discover new paths more quickly but also achieves higher coverage overall. This work thus showcases how starting with lean and optimized seeds can lead to faster, more comprehensive fuzzing campaigns -- and DIAR helps you find such seeds.
- These are slides of the talk given at IEEE International Conference on Software Testing Verification and Validation Workshop, ICSTW 2022.
Generative AI Deep Dive: Advancing from Proof of Concept to ProductionAggregage
Join Maher Hanafi, VP of Engineering at Betterworks, in this new session where he'll share a practical framework to transform Gen AI prototypes into impactful products! He'll delve into the complexities of data collection and management, model selection and optimization, and ensuring security, scalability, and responsible use.
Climate Impact of Software Testing at Nordic Testing DaysKari Kakkonen
My slides at Nordic Testing Days 6.6.2024
Climate impact / sustainability of software testing discussed on the talk. ICT and testing must carry their part of global responsibility to help with the climat warming. We can minimize the carbon footprint but we can also have a carbon handprint, a positive impact on the climate. Quality characteristics can be added with sustainability, and then measured continuously. Test environments can be used less, and in smaller scale and on demand. Test techniques can be used in optimizing or minimizing number of tests. Test automation can be used to speed up testing.
Alt. GDG Cloud Southlake #33: Boule & Rebala: Effective AppSec in SDLC using ...James Anderson
Effective Application Security in Software Delivery lifecycle using Deployment Firewall and DBOM
The modern software delivery process (or the CI/CD process) includes many tools, distributed teams, open-source code, and cloud platforms. Constant focus on speed to release software to market, along with the traditional slow and manual security checks has caused gaps in continuous security as an important piece in the software supply chain. Today organizations feel more susceptible to external and internal cyber threats due to the vast attack surface in their applications supply chain and the lack of end-to-end governance and risk management.
The software team must secure its software delivery process to avoid vulnerability and security breaches. This needs to be achieved with existing tool chains and without extensive rework of the delivery processes. This talk will present strategies and techniques for providing visibility into the true risk of the existing vulnerabilities, preventing the introduction of security issues in the software, resolving vulnerabilities in production environments quickly, and capturing the deployment bill of materials (DBOM).
Speakers:
Bob Boule
Robert Boule is a technology enthusiast with PASSION for technology and making things work along with a knack for helping others understand how things work. He comes with around 20 years of solution engineering experience in application security, software continuous delivery, and SaaS platforms. He is known for his dynamic presentations in CI/CD and application security integrated in software delivery lifecycle.
Gopinath Rebala
Gopinath Rebala is the CTO of OpsMx, where he has overall responsibility for the machine learning and data processing architectures for Secure Software Delivery. Gopi also has a strong connection with our customers, leading design and architecture for strategic implementations. Gopi is a frequent speaker and well-known leader in continuous delivery and integrating security into software delivery.
Sudheer Mechineni, Head of Application Frameworks, Standard Chartered Bank
Discover how Standard Chartered Bank harnessed the power of Neo4j to transform complex data access challenges into a dynamic, scalable graph database solution. This keynote will cover their journey from initial adoption to deploying a fully automated, enterprise-grade causal cluster, highlighting key strategies for modelling organisational changes and ensuring robust disaster recovery. Learn how these innovations have not only enhanced Standard Chartered Bank’s data infrastructure but also positioned them as pioneers in the banking sector’s adoption of graph technology.
Essentials of Automations: The Art of Triggers and Actions in FMESafe Software
In this second installment of our Essentials of Automations webinar series, we’ll explore the landscape of triggers and actions, guiding you through the nuances of authoring and adapting workspaces for seamless automations. Gain an understanding of the full spectrum of triggers and actions available in FME, empowering you to enhance your workspaces for efficient automation.
We’ll kick things off by showcasing the most commonly used event-based triggers, introducing you to various automation workflows like manual triggers, schedules, directory watchers, and more. Plus, see how these elements play out in real scenarios.
Whether you’re tweaking your current setup or building from the ground up, this session will arm you with the tools and insights needed to transform your FME usage into a powerhouse of productivity. Join us to discover effective strategies that simplify complex processes, enhancing your productivity and transforming your data management practices with FME. Let’s turn complexity into clarity and make your workspaces work wonders!
2. THE SITUATION
IT’S TIME FOR A WEB MAKEOVER
The Neighborhood Design Center
deems itself a “Catalyst for Change.”
3. THE SITUATION
IT’S TIME FOR A WEB MAKEOVER
The Neighborhood Design Center
deems itself a “Catalyst for Change.”
But, its website doesn’t invoke
the spirit of change.
7. CONTENT
MISSION STATEMENT
Through compelling stories, strategic use of our digital
properties, and a passion for delivering unique and
inspiring content, we seek to reach our volunteers,
donors, and beneficiaries to build our membership,
ensure our lasting legacy, and continue to design
and develop sustainable communities.
13. TARGET PERSONAS
Rob Marston
Mid-Late 20’s
Lives in Baltimore, Maryland
B.S. Landscape Architecture, working on M.S. Urban Design
Previous volunteer experience with Engineers w/o Borders
Tech-y
Detailed-oriented, likes to read the specs of his purchases
Cares about environment/sustainability
Works for a small architecture firm near Baltimore
Likes sci-fi, comedy, uses social media
14. TARGET PERSONAS
Arianna Cole
MBA/ B.S. Engineering
45-55 years old
Detailed oriented, but has to be the “big picture” decision
maker
Lives in Maryland
Sits on boards for Baltimore Community Foundation,
Parks & People Foundation
Reads journals, magazines, news on new eco-friendly
solutions for redevelopment projects, “green” initiatives,
development of beautification of neighborhoods
Moderate-large following on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook
20. CONTENT VOICE
Volunteers & Partners
that ..…….. try new ideas
..…….. think outside the box
..…..… adopt a brave &
pioneering spirit
21. CONTENT VOICE
Content that is innovative, reforming, &
supportive of the fresh ideas from
community members & skilled volunteers.
22. KEY THEMES & MESSAGES
1
The NDC Legacy - 45 years of positive change
2
The NDC Impact - volunteers transform communities
3
Cultivating communities through collaborative partnerships
4
Innovative sustainable design ideas can make a
scalable difference
26. SIX-MONTH
CONTENT PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION PLAN
1
Guide the
NDC staff
Underscore the primary
messages through strategic
use of tone & format
2
27. SIX-MONTH
CONTENT PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION PLAN
1
3
Guide the
NDC staff
Ensure the appropriate
resources are allocated
Underscore the primary
messages through strategic
use of tone & format
2
28. SIX-MONTH
CONTENT PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION PLAN
1
3
Guide the
NDC staff
Ensure the appropriate
resources are allocated
Underscore the primary
messages through strategic
use of tone & format
2
Capture appropriate and
measurable metrics
4
29. SIX-MONTH
CONTENT PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION PLAN
1
3
5
Guide the
NDC staff
Ensure the appropriate
resources are allocated
Maximizes the
digital channels
Underscore the primary
messages through strategic
use of tone & format
2
Capture appropriate and
measurable metrics
4
31. Direction for the overall content
development & distribution process
Engagement parameters
Editorial
Calendar
Strong calls to action
Strategic use of resources
(leveraging & repurposing content)
Measurable content that follows
the buyer’s journeys
33. Voice,
Frequency,
Volume,
Format
Tailor to the two target personas
Establish trust
Frame the NDC as a thought leader
Demonstrate the NDC is worth the
target audiences’ time and money at
each stage of the buyer’s journey.
34. Voice,
Frequency,
Volume,
Format
Tailor to the two target personas
Establish trust
Frame the NDC as a thought leader
Demonstrate the NDC is worth the
target audiences’ time and money at
each stage of the buyer’s journey.
4-1-1 Plan
36. Measurement
Plan
Focus on website, blog, form page, email,
and social media
Measure content creation & consumption
Measure against monthly change goals
Realistic/practical deliverables
37. Content Audit
Incorporate website content into new
strategy plan
Use compelling and clear photos from
Facebook
Use videos and descriptions of past
projects & events
Push out pieces through the various distribution
channels & repurpose the content in new formats
42. Tells a compelling story
through the lens of a volunteer
Is mission-centric
Elevates the NDC’s key
messages
Provides a space when others
can take action
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
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RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
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RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
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RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.
RossThe Neighborhood Design Center: small, local (MD based), non-profit organization has been providing pro bono landscape planning and architectural services to local communities for over 35 years. The Center has led/been involved with over 2,000 projects. What it is: From rebuilding playgrounds to redeveloping abandoned buildings, the Neighborhood Design Center is ingrained in the local community, connecting highly specialized volunteers with community members and businesses that need their services the most. How it works: NDC recruits and mobilizes volunteer architects, planners, landscape architects, engineers, and other design professionals to contribute their services to neighborhood design projects. BackgroundOffice Locations:Full & Part-Time staffBoard of DirectorsFundingOne client example: Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative: - Replacing street trees in 6 Prince George’s County neighborhoods to enhance shade, character, and look of the community which ultimately can lead to higher home valuesAnother client example: Northwood Plaza Center:- Helped lead an all-day design workshop with community stakeholders and citizens so that all could contribute ideas to improve the Shopping Center Plaza near north Baltimore. The final presentation to city officials included recommendations for more pedestrian-friendly and interactive activities like concerts or festivals.