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The Risk Authority Stanford was created from the hospital risk management department serving the Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford Health Care and Stanford Childrens Health. We proudly continue to provide service and solutions to these institutions. Our South Carolina office (The Risk Authority Stanford Global Service Center) delivers a variety of risk management services to South Carolinas healthcare industry, including the management of three group self-insurance programs. For more than 20 years, The Risk Authority Stanford has used its accumulated knowledge and experience to get results across all dimensions of healthcare risk management, including: Enterprise Risk Management Healthcare Professional & General Liability (Medical Malpractice) Patient Safety Claims and Litigation Workers Compensation Worker Safety Risk Financing Clinical Effectiveness The goal of The Risk Authority Stanford, first and foremost, is to help save lives and prevent harm to patients and staff. We believe risk management can and should be used to foster sustainable improvements in patient outcomes and satisfaction, as well as in risk financing and hospital performance. We are committed to creating a safer, more responsive healthcare landscape through personal involvement, cutting-edge technologies, superior analysis and award-winning solutions that are both affordable and accessible.

The Risk, Banking and Finance Society aims to promote the creation and exchange of knowledge about risk, banking and finance by establishing and developing a community of academics and practitioners interested in these subjects. The Society promotes and carry out theoretical and applied research in economics and finance, specifically regarding the identification, assessment and treatment of corporate, bank, national and systemic risks. RBF organizes and promotes national and international conferences and workshops within its scope of advancing knowledge on financial subjects. In particular, “The Risk, Banking and Finance Society” main task is to act as permanent conference manager for the “International Risk Management Conference”. It will also offer the “Beautiful Minds in Finance” Workshop Series and other similar events in the field.

The Risk Board is the only Australian organisation focused solely on advising Directors, Chief Executive Officers and Chief Risk Officers on how they can deliver risk management and governance that supports sustainable growth. Company boards and individual directors are faced with an increasingly complex regulatory and risk environment. The Risk Board was established to help them navigate these changes. The Risk Boards principals and directors come from the most senior positions in Australian industry. They bring direct experience of leading risk management practices at large Australian financial organisations.

The Ritz is San Jose's premier downtown nightclub, live music venue, and event space. Located in the historic SoFA District, this beautiful venue features a large stage and dance floor, 2 top shelf bars, a newly renovated sound system, state of the art DJ platform, a separate merch room, and one of the best liquor, import & domestic beer selections in Silicon Valley. The Ritz hosts some of the best local, national, and international touring acts spanning across all genres of music, including The Wailers, Diplo, Agent Orange, The Growlers, Reverend Horton Heat, Jello Biafra, The English Beat, The Sonics, The Faction, She Wants Revenge, The Adicts, OFF, X, The Supersuckers, Fiji, Tommy Castro and many more. With enough capacity for any occasion, The Ritz is the perfect venue for live music, dancing, private parties, corporate events, movie screenings, art showings, and more.

The Rivard Report is a nonprofit, hyper-local online news source in San Antonio. We focus on life and work in San Antonio's central city, where change, growth, new ideas and visionary leadership are transforming the urban landscape.

Nontraditional Employment Solutions the River City Group is a private consulting firm dedicated to securing meaningful employment opportunities for historically disadvantaged adults by collaborating with area employers who seek dependable motivated employees.

The River is South Central Wisconsin’s busiest food pantry. Services include free groceries and freshly prepared meals for pickup or delivery, online grocery orders, mobile meals, and after-hours food lockers. The River also redistributes rescued food and resources to local partners to increase access while minimizing waste. Since 2006, The River has grown to serve over 3,000 people every week in pursuit of its vision: a fully nourished community. Curbside Distribution Hours: Tues, Thurs: 9:30am–3:00pm Wed: 12:00pm–6:00pm Fri: 10:00am–3:00pm Volunteers are needed for all our programs! See volunteer opportunities and sign up at www.riverfoodpantry.org/volunteer. Support The River by donating food and personal hygiene items. Drop-off times: Mon: 8:00am–1:00pm Tues, Thurs, Fri: 8:00am–3:00pm Wed: 11:00am–6:00pm

We empower young refugee and asylum seeker women through education, to acquire the language, life and work skills to integrate and thrive in our community. The River Nile Learning Centre (RNLC) programs develop essential English language, literacy, numeracy, life and work skills for young refugee and asylum seeker women. Our aim is to equip our students to move onto further education or employment. All programs and services are free, as our students are among the most disadvantaged in the community and are unable to contribute to the costs of their education. Unique aspects of our service include: Childcare for students who are young mums Welfare support to resolve complex personal issues for students Individualised learning and support RNLC is an ACNC registered Charitable organisation, endorsed by the ATO for charity tax concessions and as a Deductible Gift Recipients (DGR). HISTORY The original River Nile Learning Centre (RNLC) was established in 2006 to assist the African refugee community. That entity (ABN: 20 382 591 724) was approved to become a senior-secondary school in December 2016 and changed its name to the River Nile School (RNS). RNS had its first year operating as a registered, independent school in 2017. The new River Nile Learning Centre (ABN: 13 616 662 134) was established in January 2017 to provide education programs and services to young refugee and asylum seeker women, whos age, visa or personal circumstances prohibit them from being enrolled in the School. Separation of services was a requirement of the Schools registration. 2017 was therefore a transitionary year in establishing two sister River Nile entities RNS and RNLC. Founding members of the new RNLC were Lisa Wilson, John O'Shea, Rich Brown and Susan Pelka.