Fund raising

That s not the point, though, is it And having that bit of publicity will encourage the fund-raising. ... 

Apparently the Committee s report proved useful to a number of universities in fund-raising efforts for chemical research (78, 79). Georgetown University actually did undertake to establish an institute for chemo-medical research on its campus beginning about 1925, and in 1931 initiated such a project, apparently on a rather small scale, with the aid of support from the Chemical Foundation and of Garvan personally (80, 81). The lack of progress in establishing an independent institute of the size and scope envisioned by the Committee, however, must have been somewhat frustrating to Herty. 

Last on the list of OPM are the individuals who invest their own money on Wall Street. Rarely do they play a significant role in company financing, since their individual investments are too small to permit efficient fund raising. The only biotech companies where retail investors represent a majority of shareholders are those that have been abandoned by institutional investors, i.e., the road kill. 

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CALPHAD Inc. was duly incorporated in Massachusetts in 1975. One of the first fund-raising options to be pursued was the possibility of publishing a journal which would act as a focus for papers in this newly emerging field. This eventually came to fruition with the publication of the CALPHAD journal by Pergamon Press in 1977. The growth of CALPHAD activities was now clearly accelerating and an Alloy Data Centre formed at the NBS included CALPHAD calculations as one of its inputs. 

Gearing is a term that represents the ratio of the funds raised by a company by borrowing, to its funds generated from profits from sales (retained profits). 

Fund Raising Perhaps you have a special talent that can help your favorite organization raise funds. This involvement usually occurs annually during a short time period, leaving you free to do other things during the remainder of the year. 

After class today, Krista has an Academy of Students of Pharmacy (ASP) meeting. Krista is the vice president of her chapter. As vice president, she is in charge of working with all the committee chairs. In the past few weeks she has had to help the new professional service chairperson develop a brown bag seminar, talk her fund-raising chairperson out of quitting, and write a report on each committees activities for the chapter Web site. While she really enjoys her leadership role in ASP, she finds some of the people she works with to be frustrating and wonders how she can motivate them to do a better job. 

In 1948 while on a planned fund-raising tour in the United States to raise money for Spanish refugees, it was the time of McCarthyism, and she was refused entry (she was a socialist) and kept in a detention center on Ellis Island until the French embassy in Washington could get her out. 

Many initial studies are conducted in an uncontrolled fashion. Eminent professors will treat a few of their patients with a test medication (perhaps under an investigators IND in the United States) and form opinions about the worth (or otherwise) of a new therapy. Although this may be grist for the mill of press releases and fund raising for small companies, these uncontrolled observations often mistakenly become a cast-iron credo for the sponsoring company. An observed effect - any effect -is viewed as better than none, and the relative lack of scientific controls permits large biases to arise. 

Research training and grants programs professionwide research fund-raising. 

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