I recently got a job in the compliance area of the securities industry. I am considering joining a professional organization, and was looking at SIFMA (Securities Industry and Financial Markets Assocation – Compliance and Legal Division).
Is anyone a current member, and if so, is it worth joining? Are there any other organizations I should look into?
According to their web site "The Compliance and Legal Division’s members are primarily compliance and legal professionals associated with SIFMA – Compliance & Legal Division Member Firms. The Division’s purpose – to foster an effective self-regulatory system through the efforts of Compliance and Legal personnel – is promoted by its members’ activities, the focus of which is education, communication and advocacy. The Division seeks to preserve and enhance the reputation of the securities industry and the self-regulatory system. The Division also works to facilitate communication between the industry and the regulatory community on key issues"
This is a good job !! Please join . Best of Luck !!
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JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAMME, A real deal !
VAN DAMME’S FIGHT RECORD:
18 Knock Outs 1 Loss
* 1976 at age 16 Van Damme (Van Varenberg) won by knockout over T. Van Oostrum in 46 seconds in a full-contact debut sanction by the European Karate Union in Brussels. Van Damme then threw himself with earnest into his karate training.
* 1977 Van Damme competed in the Netherlands Kickboxing Federation which allowed round kicks to inside and outside of the thigh as well as knee strikes to the body. (Ouch). Matches were five three-minute rounds. Van Damme won TKO over Maurice Devos in first round.
* 1978 The 18-year old Jean-Claude was now a truly skilled fighter scoring an 18-second KO over E. Strauss, a 39-second stoppage when M. Juvillier quit the fight and a 12-second stoppage of O. Lang all at the EKU tournament in Antwerp, Belgium the Beginner Division.
In follow-up tournament in Iseghem, Belgium under World-All Styles Karate Organization (WAKO) he won his second Beginner’s Championship with a first round stoppage over E. Leibman and Cyrrille Nollet. Van Damme also scored victories over Andre Robaeys, Jacques Pinarski, and Rolf Risberg. Rules permitting judo throws, footsweep but not thigh kicks.
* 1979 Jean-Claude Van Varenberg (Van Damme) went to Orlando, Florida USA with his 10-knockout wins and no loss to compete in the WAKO World Full-Contact Championships. In his middleweight division he met the unbeaten American fighter Sherman Bergman from Miami, Florida USA in a scheduled two 2-minute rounds. Bergman knocked Van Damme down in opening seconds — but Van Damme pulled himself up and knocked out Bergman with a beautiful axe-kick ( ). Next Van Damme stopped Portugal’s Gilberto Diaz in opening 30-seconds. Elated, the 19 year old skipped training seriously for the semi-finals losing a 2-round decision to Patrick Teugels also from his home country, Belgium; Teugels became the Worlds Vice Champion.
Returning to Europe with a fierce determination known to highly competitive young males, Van Damme knocked out Algeria’s Mustapha A. Benamon and Bekim M. Muhammad in independent events by European Professional Karate Association.
* 1980 Van Damme’s hometown, Brussels, Belgium hosted the renowned
Professional Karate Association (PKA) event where Van Damme as a young 19 year old teenager knocked out France’s highly respected Georges Verlugels in 2 rounds winning the “Professional” European Middleweight Kickboxing Championship.
Weeks later Van Damme in an event sponsored by the European Professional Karate Association, retain his Professional Kickboxing Championship with a stoppage over Hungarian, Andras Kovac.
Van Damme enjoyed run-away popularity at his achievement when defeating older, more experience fighters at just 19.
But before retiring Van Damme requested a rematch with Patrick Teugels who was rated second in the world middleweight division and the only one to have defeated Van Damme. The rematch held in Brussels was scheduled for five 2-minute rounds. Van Damme stormed Teugels with an avalanche of aggressive fury completely overwhelming his opponent; the match was halted in under the two minute mark. Van Damme in a frenzy avenged his only loss and holds a 18 to 1 victory record!
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i was presented with a job opportunity and i am trying to organize my resume. and i needed a little extra help. so feel free
The importance of a resume is to highlight your skills and past experience. Everything else is fluff and is largely ignored.
Sometimes, when you’re just starting out in the work place, it’s hard to build an interesting resume, but that’s OK, I don’t expect someone straight out of school to have much experience.
What I want to know is specifically what skills will you bring to the job you’re applying for.
General resume structure:
Name
Address
Phone
E-mail
Position Applying For:
Education:
Work Experience (Present to oldest)
Other Relevant Information (certificates, projects, etc.)
References available on request
Leave off the hobbies, interests, etc (unless specifically relevant to what you are applying for). You can talk about those at the interview if asked.
Remember, they will have you fill out an application. That’s a legal document, a resume is not.
http://www.tombay.com
Tom Bay, Ph.D. is a man on a mission. His life experiences, both personally and professionally, make him uniquely qualified to share a spirit of can-do and can-be with audiences and readers around the world.
Tom Bay’s determination to light a fire in people’s hearts and minds is unparalleled. His book, Change Your Attitude!, helps readers create success one thought at a time. This book has won praise from readers around the world and was recently released in Chinese and Arabic versions. Another of his books, Look Within or Do Without, examines thirteen qualities that all winners share.
Experience:
Tom Bay has a successful speaking career spanning over three decades, with more than 8,500 speaking engagements to his credit. Over the course of his career, Tom has given presentations to all of the Fortune 500 companies.
Authority:
Tom Bay is a published author and a sought-after authority who has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Investor Business Daily, Men’s Health, Woman’s Day, Selling Power, Workforce Magazine, Office.com, and several others.
Tom Bay’s books, “Change Your Attitude: Creating Success One Thought at a Time,” as well as “Look Within or Do Without: 13 Qualities Winners All Share” have been a topics of discussion on numerous American and Canadian radio programs.
A Solid Foundation:
Before becoming a motivational speaker, Tom was a successful corporate manager, award-winning sales manager and business owner.
Tom has served on 53 boards of directors and served as chair on 48 of these boards. These activities as well as other life experiences – form the foundation of his speaking career.
Energy, Enthusiasm & Professionalism:
Once you’ve booked a talk by Tom, your worries are over. You know he’ll be on time, well-prepared and ready to deliver a high-energy, dynamic presentation that will educate and inspire.
A guest at a Tom Bay’s presentation is quoted as saying, “You helped change the way I think, and when that happens, you change lives, Thank You!!!”
You’re in Good Company:
Tom’s stellar client list includes Universal Studios, Paramount Motion Pictures, Sony Corporation, Nordstrom, United Airlines, the U.S. Olympic Committee, the U.S. Navy, and many more.
Tom has presented to at least 4500 different groups and organizations public, private, for profit and non-profit. It is clear that Tom has the experience to address your topic in your organization and his message has universal appeal.
To hear Tom Bay speak is an experience in itself. Tom Bay has captivated audiences of all sizes and challenged them to lead productive lives at work and at home. People walk away with a renewed sense of spirit and commitment. Leaders speak of their people being more focused, holding themselves and others accountable, taking more responsibility for results, and of simply being more energetic.
From the boardroom to the classroom, and from the frontline to the fire station; Tom Bay has inspired many from an impressive and varied list of clients.
A partial listing includes:
• AT&T
• Marriott
• National Fire Academy
• Qualcomm
• Young President’s Organization
• Girl Scouts of America
• Sony
• United Airlines
• and Universal Studios.
Just to name a few…
Tom Bay’s personal commitment to fire, police, and emergency medical services has made him repeatedly one of the most sought-after and popular speakers in those industries, respectively.
Tom Bay’s own health challenges and life-threatening bout with cancer only deepened his devotion to family, personal values, and creating a life that truly matters in this world.
Ton Bay’s civic and professional contributions are too numerous to mention, except for his involvement with the Orange County Fire Authority, and commitment to serving young people as a Board Member of the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Child Abuse Prevention Council of Orange County.
No wonder people keep coming back for, “Another shot of Tom Bay!”
For booking information, call Luann
(888) 440-8000 • CA (562) 938-7055
http://www.tombay.com
Tom Bay Speaks Up, Inc.
P.O. Box 217 • Los Alamitos, CA 90720
Fax (562) 938-7054
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what to consider if you are the manager or director of a non-profit, non-governmental organization. and how to make sure that you are leading your team toward developing your services – products specialy when you are leading a research – development organization.
My grandfather factured the a machine it was the "korndreschmaschine"!! we was able to earn 300 or 400 % more food -roggen weizen . Its defanatly food end to get an massage but i wont called -small Arier its again my personality and a part om my human rights . but its food
I don’t wish to join a online teaching organization. I understand that they don’t pay properly. How can I be a tutor on my own? Please guide
Best way is to join any reputed on line teaching organisation. It is difficult to establish as on line teacher for an individual. If you wish to become online tutor independently than you should have your own web site for on line teaching.
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JCVD : CLICK HERE : JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAMME, A real deal ! Part. 3 of 4.
VAN DAMME’S FIGHT RECORD:
18 Knock Outs 1 Loss
* 1976 at age 16 Van Damme (Van Varenberg) won by knockout over T. Van Oostrum in 46 seconds in a full-contact debut sanction by the European Karate Union in Brussels. Van Damme then threw himself with earnest into his karate training.
* 1977 Van Damme competed in the Netherlands Kickboxing Federation which allowed round kicks to inside and outside of the thigh as well as knee strikes to the body. (Ouch). Matches were five three-minute rounds. Van Damme won TKO over Maurice Devos in first round.
* 1978 The 18-year old Jean-Claude was now a truly skilled fighter scoring an 18-second KO over E. Strauss, a 39-second stoppage when M. Juvillier quit the fight and a 12-second stoppage of O. Lang all at the EKU tournament in Antwerp, Belgium the Beginner Division.
In follow-up tournament in Iseghem, Belgium under World-All Styles Karate Organization (WAKO) he won his second Beginner’s Championship with a first round stoppage over E. Leibman and Cyrrille Nollet. Van Damme also scored victories over Andre Robaeys, Jacques Pinarski, and Rolf Risberg. Rules permitting judo throws, footsweep but not thigh kicks.
* 1979 Jean-Claude Van Varenberg (Van Damme) went to Orlando, Florida USA with his 10-knockout wins and no loss to compete in the WAKO World Full-Contact Championships. In his middleweight division he met the unbeaten American fighter Sherman Bergman from Miami, Florida USA in a scheduled two 2-minute rounds. Bergman knocked Van Damme down in opening seconds — but Van Damme pulled himself up and knocked out Bergman with a beautiful axe-kick ( ). Next Van Damme stopped Portugal’s Gilberto Diaz in opening 30-seconds. Elated, the 19 year old skipped training seriously for the semi-finals losing a 2-round decision to Patrick Teugels also from his home country, Belgium; Teugels became the Worlds Vice Champion.
Returning to Europe with a fierce determination known to highly competitive young males, Van Damme knocked out Algeria’s Mustapha A. Benamon and Bekim M. Muhammad in independent events by European Professional Karate Association.
* 1980 Van Damme’s hometown, Brussels, Belgium hosted the renowned
Professional Karate Association (PKA) event where Van Damme as a young 19 year old teenager knocked out France’s highly respected Georges Verlugels in 2 rounds winning the “Professional” European Middleweight Kickboxing Championship.
Weeks later Van Damme in an event sponsored by the European Professional Karate Association, retain his Professional Kickboxing Championship with a stoppage over Hungarian, Andras Kovac.
Van Damme enjoyed run-away popularity at his achievement when defeating older, more experience fighters at just 19.
But before retiring Van Damme requested a rematch with Patrick Teugels who was rated second in the world middleweight division and the only one to have defeated Van Damme. The rematch held in Brussels was scheduled for five 2-minute rounds. Van Damme stormed Teugels with an avalanche of aggressive fury completely overwhelming his opponent; the match was halted in under the two minute mark. Van Damme in a frenzy avenged his only loss and holds a 18 to 1 victory record!
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Canadian Obesity Network. An overview of Canada’s leading professional organization dedicated to addressing the obesity epidemic.
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I am running an engineering student organization in my university. I have contacted over a 100 companies asking for speakers or field trips or any sort of event but no company reply backs and the ones that do, refuse to participate. What should I do? I really want to arrange some events involving companies. Any ideas?
merhaba. I’m surprised to hear you contacted over 100 companies to get no results. what department did you contact and how did you contact them?
when you said "my university", I assumed you are in SFSU. Am I right?
Let me introduce myself. My name is Kiyoshi Sera. I’m an SFSU Engineering Alumnus circa 1977. I live near the university. I come to audit classes from time to time. Last year, I helped a senior student for his project.