The Indonesia Ice Hockey Association is the governing body of ice hockey in Indonesia.
History
Ice hockey is not so popular in Indonesia, until the Indonesia Ice Hockey Association founded in 2012. the association is trying to take flight, as the association is not recognized in its own country. They have been waiting on the paperwork from the government. Bureaucracy is very complicated in a country, but the association press forward by sending there ice hockey players routinely to international competitions so they can get recognized by the government. Indonesia's first ice hockey rink, Sky Rink Jakarta.
The association has sent their players to tournaments like the Malaysia International Ice Hockey Tournament, the Singapore Invitational Ice Hockey Tournament, and the Land of Smiles Ice Hockey Classic in Thailand.
The association in November had the Indonesia National Ice Hockey Tournament with 7 teams, Jakarta Thunders, Garuda Warriors, Batavia Demons, Jakarta Tigers, Bandung Tigers, Wild Panthers and Jakarta Blues.
The association would like to join the IIHF and play in some international tournaments like the Challenge Cup of Asia and maybe even the World Championships.
History
Ice hockey is not so popular in Indonesia, until the Indonesia Ice Hockey Association founded in 2012. the association is trying to take flight, as the association is not recognized in its own country. They have been waiting on the paperwork from the government. Bureaucracy is very complicated in a country, but the association press forward by sending there ice hockey players routinely to international competitions so they can get recognized by the government. Indonesia's first ice hockey rink, Sky Rink Jakarta.
The association has sent their players to tournaments like the Malaysia International Ice Hockey Tournament, the Singapore Invitational Ice Hockey Tournament, and the Land of Smiles Ice Hockey Classic in Thailand.
The association in November had the Indonesia National Ice Hockey Tournament with 7 teams, Jakarta Thunders, Garuda Warriors, Batavia Demons, Jakarta Tigers, Bandung Tigers, Wild Panthers and Jakarta Blues.
The association would like to join the IIHF and play in some international tournaments like the Challenge Cup of Asia and maybe even the World Championships.
VirtualMalaysia.com is the official web portal for the Tourism Ministry of Malaysia. It features articles on lifestyle, tourism and festivities in Malaysia. There is also a comprehensive directory of Malaysian restaurants, businesses, hotels, etc.
Overview
Endorsed as the official web portal for Malaysia's Ministry of Tourism on October 2006, its establishment aims to promote the country as a prime tourist destination worldwide as well as promoting local industry in the global market.
Awards
VirtualMalaysia.com has won the following awards:
* 2005, 2001: Asia Pacific IT Award (APICTA) in the best tourism applications category
* 2003: (ICT Premiere Award)
* 2000: Asia Pacific MSC, IT and Telecommunication Award (APMITTA) in the best content development category
Overview
Endorsed as the official web portal for Malaysia's Ministry of Tourism on October 2006, its establishment aims to promote the country as a prime tourist destination worldwide as well as promoting local industry in the global market.
Awards
VirtualMalaysia.com has won the following awards:
* 2005, 2001: Asia Pacific IT Award (APICTA) in the best tourism applications category
* 2003: (ICT Premiere Award)
* 2000: Asia Pacific MSC, IT and Telecommunication Award (APMITTA) in the best content development category
Aetrium Inc. (NASDAQ: ATRM), founded in 1982 and located in North Saint Paul, Minnesota, is an American company specializing in developing, manufacturing, marketing and selling electromechanical and electro thermal equipment, which can be used integrated circuits (ICs) handling and testing. Its customers are mainly semiconductor manufacturers. Additionally, their markets include the United States, Europe, Japan, China, and Thailand and so on. In September 2013, Aetrium announced that it was implementing a one-for-ten reverse stock split of its common stock that would be effective at 12:01 am CDT on October 11, 2013. The company just introduced its new product named Multiple Vmax Test Handler in November, 2013.
History
The company was founded in 1982 in North Saint Paul, Minnesota with its original name was Automated Electronic Technology Inc. (AET). It developed and made the first surface mount gravity test handler in the industry in the following year. The company was renamed Aetrium in 1986.
The company successfully launched its IPO in 1993.
Products
The company specializing in developing, manufacturing, marketing and selling electromechanical and electro thermal equipment, which can be used integrated circuits (ICs) handling and testing. In detail, it provides products such as gravity feed test handler, automated handling technologies and change kits.
Finance
The company has a market capitalization of $ 5.50 million and an enterprise value of 4.68 million. Its 2013 full year revenue is $6.08 million.
History
The company was founded in 1982 in North Saint Paul, Minnesota with its original name was Automated Electronic Technology Inc. (AET). It developed and made the first surface mount gravity test handler in the industry in the following year. The company was renamed Aetrium in 1986.
The company successfully launched its IPO in 1993.
Products
The company specializing in developing, manufacturing, marketing and selling electromechanical and electro thermal equipment, which can be used integrated circuits (ICs) handling and testing. In detail, it provides products such as gravity feed test handler, automated handling technologies and change kits.
Finance
The company has a market capitalization of $ 5.50 million and an enterprise value of 4.68 million. Its 2013 full year revenue is $6.08 million.
Kunal Sood is an executive coach and producer and a known global health expert specialized in global mental health and wellbeing using positive psychology. During his career, he has been focused mainly on the entertainment, healthcare and wellness sectors. He has also served in management and executive roles at two multinational companies in India and the United States, India Forge and Town Sports International; and currently serves on the executive committee at TEDxSF, respectively.
Early life and education
Kunal was born in Chennai, India in 1977. After finishing high school at United World College in Singapore and Saint Kentigern College in Auckland, New Zealand, he moved to the United States, where he earned his B.B.A. in Design Management at the Parsons School of Design in 2004. Later, in 2010, he completed his in Counseling Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies. In 2011, he earned his MSc in Global Health Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco. In 2013, he finished M.B.A. in Marketing, General Management with a concentration on Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
Work
Upon finishing his undergraduate studies at Parsons the New School for Design, Kunal worked in New York for two years at Town Sports International, also known as New York Sports Club (NYSC). In 2005 he returned to India to work in the family business India Forge. In addition to this he also served as a Clinical Associate at Chennai Kaliappa Hospital in India, with the renowned cardiologist, Dr. TJ Cherian, providing behavioral change and lifestyle modification counseling to underserved patients suffering from heart diseases, diabetes, obesity, and substance abuse.
As of 2012, he serves as a visiting scholar at Partners in Urban Knowledge Action and Research PUKAR, where he works with Harvard, Senior Research Fellow, Dr. Ramnath Subbaraman, and UCSF Principal Investigator, Dr. Jess Ghannam, in conducting evidence-based research, training local staff and researchers to carry out key informant interviews, conduct focus groups, and analyze primary and secondary data as part of the Harvard-HSPH, New York University-NYU, Slum Health Project at PUKAR in Mumbai, India. He is a member of the Advisory Board at The Journal of Global Health, an international student publication at Columbia University released biannually with the mission of facilitating dialogue among students at the medical, graduate, and undergraduate level on innovative solutions to interdisciplinary global health issues from a variety of academic, cultural, and geographic perspectives.
Recently, he has worked as a Clinical Intern for the Institute for Health and Healing, as part of California Pacific Medical Center and conducted capstone research at UCSF Global Health Sciences at the University of California.
Academic and Advisory Boards
Kunal serves as the Associate Dean of International Programs at the Woxsen School of Business, where he is developing a game-changing and internationally competitive curriculum for the next generation of business leaders in India. He also serves as Advisory Board Member at Nexus India and the Alumni Association UCSF School of Medicine and is on the Trustee Committee for Hack Cancer to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. He is a producer for the Kellogg Innovation Network (KIN Global), and as an advisor to various start-ups in the Bay Area.
Conferences
On November 10, 2012, Kunal Sood produced and organized a global health focused conference with ', held at UCSF Mission Bay, San Francisco, where he served on the Executive Committee of TEDx San Francisco. Kunal co-curated "7 Billion well" in collaboration with UCSF Global Health Sciences to stage first ever TEDx at the University of California San Francisco focused on re-imagining global health. The conference's main event, named "7 Billion Well: Re-imagining Global Health", drew the best thought leaders in medical science, academia, entertainment and technology, bringing the latest multidisciplinary ideas in addressing the most pressing health issues in the modern world, with a goal of securing a new vision in treating the health for the whole population. Kunal also invited Tanvi Shah, a popular Indian playback singer whose music apparently had a healing effect on an autistic child, to speek at the conference.
In September 2013, Sood curated TEDxUNPlaza conference, an independent forum hosted at the United Nations under TED’s motto "Ideas Worth Spreading". The event was organized by the TEDx community with the support of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) and the United Nations Office for Partnerships, as a part of DESA’s effort to promote a vision for human progress that goes beyond promoting global agreements. The event was moderated by journalist Joris Luyendijk. In the following week, he addressed to the United Nations General Assembly on the topic of sustainable development.
Early life and education
Kunal was born in Chennai, India in 1977. After finishing high school at United World College in Singapore and Saint Kentigern College in Auckland, New Zealand, he moved to the United States, where he earned his B.B.A. in Design Management at the Parsons School of Design in 2004. Later, in 2010, he completed his in Counseling Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies. In 2011, he earned his MSc in Global Health Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco. In 2013, he finished M.B.A. in Marketing, General Management with a concentration on Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
Work
Upon finishing his undergraduate studies at Parsons the New School for Design, Kunal worked in New York for two years at Town Sports International, also known as New York Sports Club (NYSC). In 2005 he returned to India to work in the family business India Forge. In addition to this he also served as a Clinical Associate at Chennai Kaliappa Hospital in India, with the renowned cardiologist, Dr. TJ Cherian, providing behavioral change and lifestyle modification counseling to underserved patients suffering from heart diseases, diabetes, obesity, and substance abuse.
As of 2012, he serves as a visiting scholar at Partners in Urban Knowledge Action and Research PUKAR, where he works with Harvard, Senior Research Fellow, Dr. Ramnath Subbaraman, and UCSF Principal Investigator, Dr. Jess Ghannam, in conducting evidence-based research, training local staff and researchers to carry out key informant interviews, conduct focus groups, and analyze primary and secondary data as part of the Harvard-HSPH, New York University-NYU, Slum Health Project at PUKAR in Mumbai, India. He is a member of the Advisory Board at The Journal of Global Health, an international student publication at Columbia University released biannually with the mission of facilitating dialogue among students at the medical, graduate, and undergraduate level on innovative solutions to interdisciplinary global health issues from a variety of academic, cultural, and geographic perspectives.
Recently, he has worked as a Clinical Intern for the Institute for Health and Healing, as part of California Pacific Medical Center and conducted capstone research at UCSF Global Health Sciences at the University of California.
Academic and Advisory Boards
Kunal serves as the Associate Dean of International Programs at the Woxsen School of Business, where he is developing a game-changing and internationally competitive curriculum for the next generation of business leaders in India. He also serves as Advisory Board Member at Nexus India and the Alumni Association UCSF School of Medicine and is on the Trustee Committee for Hack Cancer to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. He is a producer for the Kellogg Innovation Network (KIN Global), and as an advisor to various start-ups in the Bay Area.
Conferences
On November 10, 2012, Kunal Sood produced and organized a global health focused conference with ', held at UCSF Mission Bay, San Francisco, where he served on the Executive Committee of TEDx San Francisco. Kunal co-curated "7 Billion well" in collaboration with UCSF Global Health Sciences to stage first ever TEDx at the University of California San Francisco focused on re-imagining global health. The conference's main event, named "7 Billion Well: Re-imagining Global Health", drew the best thought leaders in medical science, academia, entertainment and technology, bringing the latest multidisciplinary ideas in addressing the most pressing health issues in the modern world, with a goal of securing a new vision in treating the health for the whole population. Kunal also invited Tanvi Shah, a popular Indian playback singer whose music apparently had a healing effect on an autistic child, to speek at the conference.
In September 2013, Sood curated TEDxUNPlaza conference, an independent forum hosted at the United Nations under TED’s motto "Ideas Worth Spreading". The event was organized by the TEDx community with the support of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) and the United Nations Office for Partnerships, as a part of DESA’s effort to promote a vision for human progress that goes beyond promoting global agreements. The event was moderated by journalist Joris Luyendijk. In the following week, he addressed to the United Nations General Assembly on the topic of sustainable development.