Nouveau Monde Nominates Andrew Willis to its Board of Directors and Releases its Inaugural Annual Report
Andrew Willis, co-founder and managing partner of The Pallinghurst Group, is being nominated to the Board of Directors Mr Willis brings over 15 years of experience in international finance and will be a very valuable asset for Nouveau Monde, as the Company advances both its graphite mine and lithium-ion battery anode material facility projects Nouveau Monde’s inaugural Annual Report showcases the Company’s … Andrew Willis, co-founder and managing partner of The Pallinghurst Group, is being nominated to the Board of Directors Mr Willis brings over 15 years of experience in international finance and will be a very valuable asset for Nouveau Monde, as the Company advances both its graphite mine and lithium-ion battery anode material facility projects
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Girls between the ages of 10 and 18 from Montreal and Ottawa have spent the last five months learning how to develop their own startups and to code mobile apps to address world problems. The issues of focus were inspired by the United Nations’ Sustainable Development goals and include topics such as fighting food waste, helping young people with depression, anxiety and other mental health issues, teaching students how to manage their finances, and information about COVID-19. Because of the pandemic, this year’s activities take place online.
The program is run by Technovation Montreal, a non-profit whose goal is to reduce the gender gap in science and technology. It encourages young girls to develop entrepreneurial leadership with a view to pursuing careers in the sector. It is part of a global non-profit called Technovation that offers interactive learning programs in more than 100 countries to teach people how to use cutting-edge
Innovative SAS Hackathon winners solve big problems through AI and analytics
From saving lives of first responders to exploring manure recycling, the winners transformed data into decisions.
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CARY, N.C., May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The winners of the first-ever SAS global Hackathon delivered solutions to vexing problems by using big data AI. Teams from across the globe used cloud-native SAS
® Viya
® advanced analytics, Microsoft Azure, and other tools to improve people s lives, enhance businesses and promote a healthy planet.
First ever global SAS Hackathon winners transformed data into decisions.
Throughout March, analytics leader SAS brought together hundreds of curious minds for the virtual Hackathon. The competition challenged data scientists, technology enthusiasts and business visionaries in a host of industries to apply technology to solve real-world business and humanitarian problems.