April 26th, at 2
PM, at Burke Lakefront Airport, will be the first formal meeting of "Greater Cleveland Lead Advisory Council" (GCLAC) - this
meeting will be working sessions... action
oriented - time for talking and planning has passed.

Date and time:
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
4 - 6 PM
Levin College Atrium, Glickman-Miller Hall
1717 Euclid Avenue.

Wednesday's East Cleveland Extending Community Home Online (ECHO) meeting will be held from 9:30 to 11:00 AM at the McGregor Home - see http://www.mcgregoramasa.org/guest.asp and below for directions. We shall be the guests of McGregor CEO and President Rob Hilton, who will join us to discuss transforming the quality of life for seniors in this community.

 Advanced tips, strategies and techniques for building relationships and
growing your business. Sandra Yancey, Founder & CEO, eWomenNetwork,
is the featured speaker, along with special guests Kim Wheeler,
WKYC/Channel 3 News Anchor and Elizabeth Oliver, District President,
Key Bank.
Meet and interact with other dynamic women who want to learn about you
and support the growth of your business; Experience our Accelerated
Networkingâ„¢ process that allows you to promote who you are and what you
have to offer. Time: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. $45 members. $65 nonmembers. 440-527-0480

NSF DAY at CSU
CSU Hosts National Science Foundation Regional Conference

On April 29, 2005, the National Science Foundation will be at Cleveland
State Uninversity. CSU is hosting this one-day workshop for the Northeast

A lifelong Cleveland
resident, Stuart Muszynski, cofounder and CEO of Project Love Remember
the Children Foundation, was a successful insurance executive until he
was struck with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in 1992. His difficult
recovery and discovery of his family’s past in Poland is chronicled in
his book "Searching for Values: A Grandmother, a Grandson and the
Discovery of Goodness."

Ronald J. Alsop
News Editor and Senior Writer, The Wall Street Journal

Thomas V. Chema
President, Hiram College

Find out how and why in what will be the first Northeast Ohio Teleworking Summit sponsored by Regional Economic Issues (REI) @ Case, to be held Monday, May 9th from 8 AM to noon at the Metropolitan Campus of Cuyahoga Community College in downtown Cleveland. Directions to the event may be found at:

Everyone talks about ROI but how do you measure it in the online world. A panel discussion of this critical but hard to define question.

Senior Vice President, Consumer Health and Medical Care Advancement, UnitedHealth Group

Reservation

Jeremy P. Shapiro, Ph.D.
Clinical Child Psychologist and Adjunct Faculty Member, Case Western Reserve University

Reservation

Agneda:

4:00 PM Welcome

              Mark S. Rosentraub, Deand and Professor

4:15 PM Panel Discussion

              Moderator - Stuart Nemdel, Assistant Dean and Co-Director, Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice

REpower SOLUTIONS announces a three-day workshop for solar energy enthusiasts. The installation workshop will take place Friday, May 20 – Sunday, May 22, 2005. Participants will learn how solar electricity works, what components make it possible, and participate in the installation of a real solar electric system funded in part by the Ohio Department of Development Office of Energy Efficiency Energy Loan Fund Grants.

Please join your friends for the 4th NEO Excellence Roundtable,
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM, May 24, 2005, at the City Club of Cleveland. We
shall review outcomes from the past roundtables, including developments
for East Cleveland, and discuss how to enhance the impact of these
brainstorms in the future. We shall then focus on advancing several
early stage initiatives introduced over the past few weeks, including:

Dr. Kenneth E. Thorpe
Professor and Chair, Health Policy and Management, Emory University

Sponsor: The St. Luke’s Foundation and the Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation

Reservation

Bryan Flannery - Author, Chief Advocate and Spokesperson, Educate Ohio Amendment. On December 11, 2002, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled for the fourth time that Ohio’s school funding system is unconstitutional and the General Assembly had failed to meet the mandates of the court to perform “a complete systematic overhaul of the school-funding system.�