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Founded over 135 years ago, Schubert Club is one of the nations most vibrant music organizations, enriching Minnesota with dynamic concerts, music education programs and museum exhibits. Schubert Club remains as relevant, respected, and resilient today as it has throughout its history. Schubert Club presented its first public recital in 1893. Since then the International Artist Series has included virtually all of the worlds great recitalists, Jascha Heifetz, Arthur Rubinstein, Cecilia Bartoli, Isaac Stern, Beverly Sills, Yo-Yo Ma and Renée Fleming among them. In 2014, Schubert Club introduced Schubert Club Mix, its convention-breaking performance series in non-traditional venues. Schubert Club also presents Music in the Park Series (chamber music concerts in the St. Anthony Park neighborhood), free weekly lunchtime Courtroom Concertsin downtown St. Paul, chamber ensemble Accordo in Minneapolis venues, and the Hill House Chamber Players at the historic James J. Hill House. Not only a concert presenter, Schubert Club has engaged in music education programs since 1911. Schubert Club currently reaches two thousand youth annually through varied activities such as family concerts, teacher and student workshops, free music lessons in neighborhood locations, and scholarships that allow young students to pursue their music studies more intensively. In addition, the Schubert Club Museum, located in downtown Saint Pauls historic Landmark Center, holds a world-class collection of historic keyboards, original letters and manuscripts of famous composers, and musical instruments from around the world. These are displayed and available for free public viewing, enhanced with interpretive information and frequent tours and special programs. Schubert Club maintains a commitment to affordable ticket prices for all concert presentations, as well as cost-free education programs and museum entrance, thanks to endowment gifts and annual donations. Schubert Club is one of four founding members of the Arts Partnership, programming a vibrant future for the performing arts in downtown St. Paul together with the Ordway, Minnesota Opera and The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. For more information visit schubert.org.

The Science Advisory Board is a global community of scientists and medical professionals from around the world. Manufacturers of laboratory instruments and consumables, pharmaceutical and medical device companies, financial institutions and government agencies rely on the perspectives of our members when making important decisions.

The Science Basement is a group of scientists in training who are enthusiastic about communicating the work we do, and teaching others to do the same. We are based in Helsinki, Finland, and primarily produce works in English. Our goal is to provide an inclusive network and platform for scientists interested in learning science communication skills, with a particular focus on early-career researchers and trainees who are doing so for the first time. We hope to do this with projects and content that science fans are interested in seeing, and have fun at the same time! The Science Basement Ry is a registered nonprofit organization (rekisteriyhdistys) in Finland.

We provide an opportunity for recent PhD graduates, as Science-Corps Fellows, to teach science to underserved students and build science capacity globally. Our Mission: Science-Corps offers recent science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM) PhD graduates the opportunity to put their training to work in scientifically underdeveloped parts of the world for six months. Science-Corps Fellows will teach science to underserved students, build local science capacity, and inspire students to become future scientists. ​For the PhD scientists, this will provide a unique experience, broadening their scientific perspective and improving their communication/teaching skills. ​ They will return with an expanded skill set, an increased awareness of the challenges and needs of underserved communities, and the satisfaction of having made a positive difference in the international community. Our Activities: 1) Places PhD scientists as Science-Corps fellows to both teach science to underserved students, and to develop curriculum and science infrastructure. 2) Broadens teaching skills, exposes participants to diverse experiences, and transforms Science-Corps Fellows into the next generation of global, scientific citizens.

While interviewing countless business leaders from a multitude of industries, authors Adam Fridman and Hank Ostholthoff uncovered what drives the modern workforce and keeps companies on a growth trajectory. Not only are these conversations impactful to businesses of any size or industry, but they have also guided the subsequent research that followed. Learn more about how to take your career or company to the next level with this modern handbook full of ways to implement best practices from top business leaders across the globe. From behind the scenes purpose transformations to practical examples and everything in between, this book uncovers what it takes to build a purpose-driven, enlightened workforce.