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My name is Eryn Pernarelli, I am the executive coach at Expanding Horizons Life Coaching. Specializing in divorce, marital and relationship recovery, I have 15+ years experience in all realms of family dynamics and conflict resolution. I help to create an environment where personality differences are understood and communication skills are strengthened. Whether you are dating, married, divorced, or contemplating what to do with your future, I can help to bring resolution and clarity.
Established in 2014.
Expanding Horizons Life Coaching a fresh new company with years of background to help facilitate the growth and expansion of individuals looking to resolve negative interferences in their lives.
Eryn Pernarelli is pursing her B.S. degree in psychology from Sam Houston State University with a minor in nutrition. She received her Life Coaching Certification through Life Purpose Institute in San Diego California in 2014. Eryn has extensive experience, 15+ years, in all aspects of family dynamics. She has also worked closely with legal professionals & court proceedings during the process of dissolution of marriages and custody related matters. | [
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1 | 14993 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | AutoNation
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Juergens Do-It Best Hardware is a Locally Owned Fourth Generation Full Service Paint and Hardware Store Located in Huntington, Indiana. Since 1946 The Juergens Family has Delivered Quality Service to the Community by Providing: Color Computer Paint Matching, Key Cutting, Pipe Threading, Blade Sharpening, Glass Cutting, Window Treatment Installation, Screen and Window Repair, Re-Keying Lock-sets, Pool and Pond Chemicals, Propane Filling (Including RVs), Tool & Equipment Rental, Canning and Food Preservation Supplies, Beekeeping Equipment, UPS Shipping, and Free Shipping to Store on Any of the Over 70,000 items in Our Warehouse.
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Harold and Helen Juergens started Juergens Used Furniture in 1946 in downtown Huntington, Indiana. In 1950, Harold, known as 'The Color Blind Man', sold paint, wallpaper, Venetian blinds and also repaired and even washed blinds. In 1962, Juergens Paint and Wallpaper, relocated into the newly built Huntington Plaza Shopping Center. In 1964, Harold Juergens purchased Nave Hardware, a local hardware store, and became an HWI dealer. In 1971, Herald and Helen retired, and their son and daughter-in-law, George and Nancy purchased the store. In 1988, Juergens Paint & Hardware remolded and became a Do-It Center, changing the name to Juergens Do-It Center. In 1990, George and Nancy's son Dan started working full time at the store. In 1997, Juergens Do-it Center, built a free standing store, at its current location on North Jefferson Street. In 2001, Dan's wife, Gina, began working in the store full time. In 2015, Dan and Gina's son Brandon began working in the store full-time. | [
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4 | 8102 | DBpedia Abstract | 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF)
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Broadband, Internet Service Provider, ISP, Wireless, Wifi, WI-FI, Phone Service, VoIP, TV Service, Television Service, Fiber, Internet Access.
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Claude Zellweger is VP of design at HTC and oversees the design of the acclaimed HTC One smartphones as well as HTC’s emerging devices, most notably the industry defining VR system, the HTC Vive.
Claude joined One & Co. as Partner and Creative Director in 2001, and helped to grow the firm to become one of the Bay Area’s dominant design forces. Industry leaders likeNike, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Sonyturned tohimto lead the development of their branding and design.In2008HTC acquired One & Co and its international team of innovators. As HTC’s creative director Claude played a central role in turning the brand into a global design powerhouse.
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Maybeck Recital Hall, also known as Maybeck Studio for Performing Arts, is located inside the Kennedy-Nixon House located at 1537 Euclid Avenue in Berkeley, California, USA. It was built in 1914 by Bernard Maybeck. The hall seats up to 50 people and was designed upon commission for the Nixon family, local arts patrons who wanted a live-in studio for their daughter Milda's piano teacher, Mrs. Alma Kennedy. The room is paneled in unfinished clear-heart redwood, which contributes to an unusually rich and warm, yet bright and clear acoustic quality. There are two grand pianos in the space: a Yamaha S-400, and a Yamaha C7. Maybeck originally designed the space to accommodate an 1898 7-foot Bechstein. In 1923, the hall was destroyed in a hillside fire. It was rebuilt quickly by Maybeck. Milda Nixon lived at the residence until her death in 1981 at the age of 92. Her adopted son, Charles R. Fulweiler, Phd., then held the house for several years. In 1987, the house was purchased by jazz pianist Dick Whittington, who opened the hall for public recitals. Between 1989 and 1995, Concord Records produced 42 solo piano recitals in Maybeck Recital Hall. Each recital featured a different jazz pianist, and all 42 recordings were released on CD. Concord also recorded 10 jazz duets at Maybeck during the same time period, which were also released as a series of CDs sold by Concord. In 1996, the house was purchased by Gregory Moore. The recital hall is no longer open for public concerts, although it is used for private concerts which are attended by invitation only. | [
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Central Florida's only after school program designed to teach children the fundamentals and basics of traditional animation. Taught by former Walt Disney Feature Animation Studio Animators, the school is perfect for children who have an interest in Art and Animation.
Elite Animation Academy will provide you the education and the tools necessary to create a portfolio to enhance your animation skills and take it to the next level, should you want to pursue a career in animation, graphic or game design. Our classes are after school, with convenient afternoon hours for parents and students. We focus on basic to intermediate levels with an emphasis on history, theory, and sketch along with Animation exercises each week after the topic.
Elite Animation Academy has formed several relationships with known Art and Design Schools such as Ringling Art and Design College, Full Sail University and the Dave (Digital and Visual Arts) School, to name a few. Although, Elite Animation Academy does not guarantee you a placement in these schools, our years of experience in the Animation Industry will give you a competitive edge during the application process. | [
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The Human Rights Concerts is the collective name informally used to describe the series of 28 rock concerts presented worldwide 1986-1998 to raise funds for – and awareness of - the Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights organization Amnesty International. The series featured many of the world’s leading contemporary musicians including: Bands: U2, The Police, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, Radiohead, Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant & Jimmy Page, The Neville Brothers, The Hooters, New Kids On The Block, Third World Solo Artists: Sting, Bruce Springsteen, Peter Gabriel, Jackson Browne, Lou Reed, Bryan Adams, Joan Baez, Wynton Marsalis, Sinéad O'Connor, Alanis Morissette, Shania Twain, Little Steven, Bob Geldof, Joan Armatrading, Carlos Santana, Yoko Ono, Miles Davis, Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman, Bono, Ruben Blades, Fela, Youssou N'Dour, k.d. lang, Pat Metheney The concert series – organized by the US Section of Amnesty - evolved out of the Secret Policeman’s Ball series of charity galas organized by the UK Section of Amnesty starting in 1976. The British benefit shows had initially been comedy events featuring comedic performers. But from 1979 onwards, the UK shows started to include cameo appearances by some of Britain's most prominent rock musicians - including Pete Townshend, Sting, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Phil Collins, Bob Geldof, Donovan, Peter Gabriel, David Gilmour, Kate Bush and others. The Human Rights Concerts were developed with the intention of building on this new support for Amnesty among musicians and channelling it into a series of rock concerts and tours. There were four distinctive sets of concerts in the series: • A Conspiracy of Hope – six concerts in the USA in June 1986 • Human Rights Now! – twenty concerts held worldwide in September–October 1988 • An Embrace Of Hope – two concerts in Santiago, Chile in October 1990 • The Struggle Continues... – one concert in Paris, France in December 1998 | [
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We specialize in home-style Chinese and local immigrant Asian foods that you won't find elsewhere. Our crispy cake noodles, lemon chicken, Pork adobo, kau yuk, cascaron, salted duck eggs, choi-sum are for our local favorites for our long-time regular customers. We also roast our own Chinese BBQ meats - char sui, crispy roast pork, chicken and crispy roast duck too!
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We are a family-owned and operated Chinese plate-lunch joint. Our late father, Sum Leung, and our mom, Shun Nuen, opened this place together even though they barely spoke English. That's why there is no apostrophe 's' behind Sum Leung and we have kept it that way to remind us of our wonderful pidgin English heritage.
They opened this little place over 33 years ago to make a better life for their family and to provide jobs for the many friends and family that moved came from China. Many of these folks have opened up their own places now and have Mrs. Leung to thank for her mentorship.
Look out for Mrs. Leung at the Hilo farmer's market, she's always there really early in the morning to pick the best local veggies for her delicious recipes.
Mrs. Leung is the heart and soul of this place. She still barely writes or reads English, so her adult kids still help her out from afar. So any postings here on Yelp are from the Leung clan. Tim, our awesome hard-working cook of a brother, lets our mom believe that even though she's in her mid 70's, she still runs the show but he truly does the heavy lifting and is a great chef to boot. Our dad, Sum Leung passed away only a couple years after we opened. Mrs. Leung and the kids worked after school and on weekends. We all have amazing work ethics from that time. You still see Mrs. Leung's grandchildren helping out at the restaurant. It's the way our family bonds. | [
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'Floor Covering Specialists' Since 1973
Free Estimates
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Glenn Wood moved to Chico, starting business October 17, 1973. With his partner Bill Hill, they moved from their original location Downtown to our currently location in 1989, Bill left the Business in 1993. Glenn partially retired, in 2007, selling the business to Craig Main, who has worked with Glenn Since 1987. Currently Glenn works part- time as a salesperson and estimator. We are excited about our Future, and the new exciting products that are being introduced.
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Dean Mercado, Founder and CEO of Online Marketing Muscle® and #1 Best Selling Author of “The MindStretch: 49 Inspiring Insights For Business Breakthroughs” is a spirited entrepreneur at heart and loves the fact that he controls his own destiny! Throughout Dean’s professional career, spanning across 4 decades, he has served in a multitude of roles - all seeming to revolve around two of his passions, marketing & technology. He lives, loves, and breathes this stuff so it seemed a natural fit to delve into the Internet Marketing arena.Through marketing coaching & consulting with Online Marketing Muscle®, Dean Mercado has helped numerous business professionals and entrepreneurs leverage the power of Internet Marketing to creatively market themselves and gain a competitive edge. Dean’s business building creativity and practical, yet cutting-edge marketing prowess have given many small businesses a fighting chance for survival.“The business world is rapidly changing,” says Dean. “It’s becoming more global and largely because of technology, it has become a more level playing field where small businesses can have the reach and competitiveness that was once only afforded to larger companies. Our vision is to 'Energize Small Business Success' thus, helping them leverage cutting edge marketing tools, tactics and strategies to succeed in today’s economy and reach their targeted business goals.”Dean Mercado has been quoted for his expertise in several reputable publications including Inc. Magazine, Investor’s Business Daily and Crain’s Business News.Dean resides with his lovely wife Andrea and two beautiful children on Long Island, New York.Specialties: Internet Marketing CoachingInternet Marketing ConsultingOnline Marketing StrategyMarketing AutomationInfusionsoft ConsultingMarketing Seminars & WorkshopsWeb Design and Marketing FunnelsInbound Marketing | [
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Our beautiful 40 acre campus is nestled in the Sierra Foothills, just minutes from Auburn, CA. Our commitment to nurture and educate children, from infants to eighth graders, inspires us to provide rich, well rounded and age-appropriate programs.
We offer a full Early Childhood Education Program including a Nursery School, a Parent-Child Program, a Preschool and Kindergarten. Our 1st through 8th grades are rich both academically and artistically and include: - Imaginative Play and Drama - Arts: Painting and Drawing - Music: Flute, Strings, Choir - Physical Education and Games - Language Arts and Spanish - Handwork: Knitting, Sewing - Woodwork - and much more.
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1 | 8848 | DBpedia Abstract | Glenda Larke
Glenda Larke, born Glenyce Larke, is an Australian writer. Larke grew up in Western Australia. She obtained a degree in history and a diploma in education at University of Western Australia and has taught English in Australia, Vienna, Tunisia and Malaysia. (Her husband works with the United Nations.) She currently resides in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with her husband and has two children. Larke's first novel, Havenstar was published in 1998 by Virgin Worlds in the UK under her married name of Glenda Noramly. In 2003 she returned to the fantasy genre under the name of Glenda Larke when Voyager Books released The Aware, the first book in the The Isles of Glory trilogy. The Aware was a finalist in the 2003 Aurealis Awards fantasy division. Gilfeather and The Tainted completed the trilogy. The Tainted was a finalist in the 2004 Aurealis Awards fantasy division. The Isles of Glory was shortly followed by Larke's second trilogy The Mirage Makers. It includes Heart of the Mirage, which was released in 2006 and was a finalist in the 2006 Aurealis Awards fantasy division, The Shadow of Tyr and Song of the Shiver Barrens, both released in 2007. Larke also writes non-fiction, usually articles on conservation issues, particularly those relating to bird conservation. These articles are mostly published in Malaysian nature magazines. | [
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3 | 365 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Bethesda Presbyterian Church
We are a loving, welcoming congregation committed to the praise of worship of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Please come and worship with us on Sunday mornings at 11:00. Sunday school for all ages is at 10:00. On Sunday evenings, we meet at McElwee Chapel (156 McElwee Road) for adult Sunday school and a briefer worship service.
Established in 1821.
The sanctuary of our building was built in 1821...a Sunday school wing with a fellowship hall was added in the 1950's. A new addition was completed in 2013, with an indoor handicap ramp and sanctuary level handicap-accessible bathrooms.
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1 | 30086 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Clyde Williams for Congress
Clyde Williams is running for Congress in New York's 13th Congressional District.
Clyde Williams' more than 20-year career in public service includes work for Presidents Clinton and Obama, the development of successful public-private sector partnerships in Harlem and nationally, and knowledge of Federal programs that affect urban communities.
Most recently, Clyde served as National Political Director of the Democratic National Committee, following the historic election of President Barack Obama. He and his wife, Mona Sutphen (who served as White House Deputy Chief of Staff to President Obama), were instrumental in furthering President Obama's national agenda. During his stint at the DNC, Clyde earned a reputation as a forceful advocate for the President's most loyal supporters within the Democratic Party.
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Clinton, coordinating his post-presidential activities in Harlem. In his role at the Foundation, Clyde designed and implemented Harlem-based and national programs focused on economic empowerment and education. His signature partnership - the Harlem Small Business Initiative - in which the Foundation, Booz Allen Hamilton, the National Black MBA Association and New York University's Stern School of Business, provided technical and managerial support to foster and expand small business in Harlem, was the most comprehensive and extensive partnership of its kind. The program has since been replicated and expanded nationally.
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3 | 27484 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Artist - Debipriya Sircar
Artist - Debipriya Sircar
Debipriya has trained for several years in North Indian Vocal Music. Whilst singing is her primary passion, she has used her musical knowledge to develop a unique and expansive repertoire on the sitar encompassing not only classical ragas and traditional melodies, but also current Bollywood hits, Bengali songs and timeless classic Hindi film songs.
Artist's background
Sitarist and vocalist Debipriya Sircar (née Das) was born and brought up in London. She began learning music at the age of 4 from her mother and her early gurus were the late Pandit Manesh Chandra Kansara (sitar) and the late Sri Golak Mohan Choudhury(vocal).
SInce 2003, Debipriya has been a disciple of Pandit Ajoy Chakrabarty, one of the finest exponents of North Indian Classical Vocal music and has received vocal training at workshops conducted in the UK. She has also received tuition in sitar from Ustad Shahid Parvez, and Sri Purbayan Chatterjee at workshops organised by Darbar (UK) and Pandit Sanjay Guha (Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, UK).
Based in Stratford (East London) Debipriya combines her music with a full time career as a cancer research scientist.
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Sitar, North Indian Instrumentation, Vocalist
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2 | 28986 | DBpedia Abstract | Brian Doughty
Brian Doughty is a former member of the Utah House of Representatives, representing the 30th District in Salt Lake County. He was selected on July 16, 2011 by local Democratic delegates to replace state representative Jackie Biskupski, who had resigned when she moved out of the district. He was sworn in on July 20, 2011. In the redistricting process that followed the 2010 census, Doughty's home was placed in the 26th district, along with that of House Minority Leader David Litvack. A contested Democratic primary between the two incumbents seemed to be on the cards until, in March 2012, Litvack announced that he would retire rather than seek re-election. Doughty lost his bid for re-election in the new district at the Salt Lake County Convention. Doughty is openly gay and previously served on the board of Equality Utah. | [
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1 | 29644 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Harry Wallace
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2 | 17510 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Mark Towfiq
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4 | 4747 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | The Book Reserve CIC
Welcome to the Book Reserve (CIC) a pioneering and innovative new start-up social enterprise designed and developed by a small team of passionate people in Belfast striving to support young at risk parents.
The Book Reserve (CIC) is two businesses in one: A café (The Thinking Cup) and an online retail business (selling second hand books) that has been set up to specifically employ up to twelve young parents who have had contact with the justice system. The project is led by Social Indigo and Work West and also supported by a range of partners including Barnardo's and Bryson Charitable Group who will be working closely with our young adults offering tailored parenting advice and guidance both pre and post release.
The Book Reserve (CIC) has received seed investment by a range of government departments and Atlantic Philanthropies with the Department of Justice the lead government department on the project.
Globally this is a unique project and has three specific outputs as follows:
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- Provide an early intervention plan to prevent their children growing up to offend themselves - to reduce the current level (60%) of children who grow up to offend because one or both of their parents offended; and
- Create a sustainable business that will be both profitable and provide continuing support to young at risk parents in the longer term.
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4 | 24416 | DBpedia Abstract | Lynette Lithgow
Lynette Pearson (1950 - c. 11 December 2001), known professionally as Lynette Lithgow), was a Trinidad-born, British-based newsreader and journalist who is best remembered for her career as a newsreader for BBC News. Her first media job was as a broadcaster for Radio Television Brunei during the 1970s. During the 1980s, she moved to Britain and after working as a presenter for Midlands Today and continuity announcer for Granada Television, she moved to London as a newsreader for the national BBC News in 1988. She joined the BBC's world television service on its launch in 1991 and also presented BBC 2's Newsview. She quit the BBC in 1996 on gaining a law degree from Oxford University, and moved to the business news channel CNBC Asia (based in Singapore), where she worked until her death in Trinidad in December 2001; she was murdered along with her 83-year-old mother Maggie Lee and her British brother-in-law John Cropper at the family home in Port of Spain. She was married twice and had two children from her first marriage. Her second marriage, from 1998 until her death, was to Dominic Pearson. In 2005 the Harvard Kennedy School established a fund in Lithgow's honor to support students with an interest in journalism. | [
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Other unique highlights of her years with Microsoft included spearheading the development of the SMB channel strategy on behalf of the U.S. subsidiary, as well as development of alternative sales channels for Microsoft in partnership with large corporations similarly targeting this segment (MasterCard, Fedex, AT&T).
Prior to Microsoft, Paige developed experience spanning several industries, including IT, banking, retail and entertainment. Based on her passion for supporting diversity, she frequently volunteers with organizations like Digi Girlz and Women in IT, with a vision of providing women increased opportunity to make an impact on the technology industry as it evolves to meet the needs of global customers. | [
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4 | 19460 | DBpedia Abstract | George Folingsby
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2 | 28742 | DBpedia Abstract | Julian Popov
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Brandon Technology Consulting, Inc. is a leading information technology company that provides innovative IT services and solutions for our clients' specific business and IT needs. Established in 2000, BTC has established itself as a trusted and highly regarded solutions provider specializing in data management, information assurance, network engineering, cloud computing and IT support and staffing services.
BTC is committed to its mission of offering the very best in a broad array of high quality and cost effective IT solutions that enable our clients to increase their competitiveness, improve operational efficiencies and protect critical business information. BTC believes strongly in core values: Integrity, Accountability, Innovation, Education and Community.
BTC's capabilities in its service areas are recognized by the Department of Defense agencies and commercial clients across the country. Our information assurance practice currently supports over 30 sites throughout the United States of America.
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I am now the Repair Technician of LPA Design, AKA PocketWizard, in South Burlington, Vermont. I'm really enjoying what I do and who I work with, and I can only imagine this opening better doors for me. At LPA Design we work with professional cameras from professional photographers, and we allow the photographers to trigger any and all of their cameras (and flashes) with a single press of a button. It's more complex than that though, and I'm very happy to have learned that while here at LPA. | [
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1 | 26810 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Q-dance
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3 | 19353 | DBpedia Abstract | Pinocchio (1992 film)
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4 | 25122 | DBpedia Abstract | 2000 Michigan State Spartans football team
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2 | 1774 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Stohlman Subaru
Welcome to Stohlman Subaru of Tysons Corner!
Please note the Stohlman family of dealerships is closed the first Sunday of the month for our associates to have the opportunity to spend time with family and friends.
We are proud to be a family owned and operated retailer of new Subarus and pre-owned, certified Subaru's. We feature no appointment necessary express service for routine maintenance for your Subaru. We belong to many buying services including USAA, AAA, Consumer Reports, Penfed and many more. Financing is available - we have College Grad, First time Buyer and Second Chance lending programs. We look forward to assisting you with your search for a new vehicle or servicing your current car. See our website for extended service and parts hours!
Established in 1971.
Established in 1971 The Stohlman Automotive family has deep roots in the community.
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In 1971 he opened Stohlman Volkswagen in Tyson's Corner, in what was then a sleepy little village. In 1978 Stohlman Subaru was added in Tyson's Corner. In 2007 Stohlman Subaru of Herndon was added as a second Subaru sales and service facility.
The business has expanded over time and is now operated by his youngest daughter, Catherine Stohlman
I'm honored you are considering Stohlman Subaru for your purchase or service. We've been selling and servicing Subarus over 3 decades and are completely committed to our customers, community and employees. | [
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4 | 3728 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Reach New Levels
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3 | 9278 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | joel garcia
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After receiving his MBA from the Anderson school of management, his entrepreneurial endeavors have leveraged technology in such diverse areas as e-learning and gourmet food services where Joel has leveraged CRM systems, wireless technology, and cutting edge web based customer acquisition tools. He serves as a technology consultant to a large multinational service firm where he has accessed a global network of contacts in the exciting area of convergence between the communications, cleantech and technology space.
His consulting and capital advisory company, CM Tech Partners assists early stage companies with business and capital funding challenges.
He is currently pursuing his passion in the CleanTech arena by participating in initiatives that aim to turn the city into a CleanTech Cluster. Joel has provided business and investor consulting for several companies including an ocean wave energy capture company that was a top finalist for a CleanTech Venture Roundtable and thus was able to pitch their company in front of 30 investors.
Joel is also co-chairing a SIG (special interest group) of CommNexus, which is a consortium of hundreds of communication related companies. The ECO Com SIG focuses on the how CleanTech products, services and strategy can benefit these companies' future business success.
In addition, Joel is an entrepreneur in residence at CONNECT, a globally recognized organization fostering entrepreneurship in the San Diego region by catalyzing, accelerating, and supporting the growth of the most promising technology and life sciences businesses. He provides business and investor advice for early stage companies working to get funding for their companies. | [
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3 | 23694 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Webhelp India
Webhelp is a global business process outsourcer (BPO), specialising in customer experience and payment management in addition to sales and marketing services across voice, social and digital channels.
From over 25 countries with a 35,000-strong team, our focus is on engineering performance improvements and delivering a real and lasting transformation in our clients’ operating models to generate financial advantage. We partner with some of the world’s most progressive brands including Sky, Shop Direct, Bouygues, Direct Energie, KPN, Vodafone, La Redoute, Michael Kors and Valentino.
Headquartered in Paris, France, the company has grown its revenues by more than 250% in the last 4 years by investing in its people, the environment they work in and developing the analytical and operating capability to deliver a transformational outsourcing proposition that addresses the challenges of an omni-channel world.
Webhelp is owned by its management and KKR, a leading global investment firm, as of February 2016.
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