Posts Tagged ‘Christopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation’

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

Diary: Washington, D.C. and NYC

The winner of the $25,000 Homeland Security Award, presented by the Christopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation, will be honored during the evening of September 11th in Washington, D.C. (I do some work for the Foundation–recommending worthy candidates–so I’ll be at the ceremony.)  Check out the Columbus site to get ahold of some of the fascinating work folks are doing to keep us safe. It’ll make you feel warm and cozy.) I’ll be in D.C. Sept 11 and Sept 12. Got a couple of other meetings lined up but if you think there’s something I should cover while I’m there, let me know!

Same goes for my visit to NYC where I’m scheduled to meet with a pal from Business Week and another from Discover. That’ll be the day before…on September 10th.

Until Labor Day, I’ll be hanging at the beach, here on Long Beach Island.

Cheers!

Friday, May 16th, 2008

Call for Nominations: $25,000 Homeland Security Award

Know of any great Homeland Security programs or technologies? Considering forwarding this on or contacting me with recommendations. I am soliciting nominations on behalf of the Christopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation , an independent federal government agency, for its $25,000 Homeland Security Award. Candidates must be U.S. citizens and the deadline for submitting a nomination is Friday, May 23.

Hey, with $25,000 at stake, it’s worth the little bit of time it takes to submit the online nomination.

Good luck!