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Help Awaken the World to Oneness –  Living Your Life for the Benefit of All Every time someone wakes up  to the experience of Oneness in their lives and begins to talk about that experience to others, the Oneness movement grows… And while that is obviously a truly wonderful thing, if we want to bring an end to the division and suffering that have enslaved humanity, we need to help more people wake up—fast. The theme for our Global Oneness Day Summit 2018 is “Living Your Life for the Benefit of All,” because we see this as the foundational shift that needs to be made in order to bring humanity back from the brink of disaster and course-correct toward creating a better world, where everyone is valued equally for their connection to the Divine energy of the Universe, and no one is excluded, abandoned or left behind. We believe this shift is the answer to every problem in the world, and are focusing all of our energy and resources on trying to achieving it in our lifetime. We invite you to join us on this all-important mission, and want to give you an opportunity to use your unique skills and your time to play a critical role in whatever way you are able. Several Ways You Can Celebrate Global Oneness Day Invite Your Friends and Colleagues to Join Us for Global Oneness Day If you’re inspired by what we’re trying achieve with Global Oneness Day, one of the simplest and most effective actions you can take is to simply spread the word about it on social media. You can click an icon below or check out our  Social Media Content for Supporters  page. Share the message and the love! Support and Promote the Oneness Declaration The most fundamental thing we can say  about the true nature of life is that “We Are All One.” To help deepen our understanding and grasp of the implications of those words, we’ve created something we call the  Oneness Declaration. In it, we’ve laid out in great clarity everything you need to know to be able to understand and experience Oneness in any and every moment you live. The statements in the Oneness Declaration are a mirror for reflection and inspiration, and a beautiful tool to help us transform ourselves and others, as well as to confirm and manifest our shared mission to create a world of peace, abundance and joy that reveals our inherent connection to one another, nature, all of Creation, and the Divine. Anytime you share or discuss the Oneness Declaration with anyone, you bring its powerful energy out into the world and you encourage those around you to embrace this ultimate truth about Life. I hope you’ll read the Oneness Declaration right now, and if you find that its ideas resonate for you, I also hope you’ll sign it and then post it or pass it on through your social media outlet of choice. Thank you for inviting people to read the Oneness Declaration! The Oneness Declaration is available here in several languages Create Your Own Global Oneness Day Event or Gathering Global Oneness Day belongs to everyone  and can be celebrated in many ways… from simply living in Oneness yourself, or focusing on deepening your connection with a friend or two or more, or gathering with family, or with a larger community, or even in higher-profile events focused on celebrating and exploring that deeper connection. All week long, starting on October 22nd through October 29th, we’d love to see billboards, signs and buses emblazoned with  “We Are All One,” as well as in newspapers and on television, and all over the internet. We want this message to be on the mind and in the actions of every person in the world. Over the years, we’ve seen Global Oneness Day activities like drum circles, children’s fairs, free-hug events, food drives, and the donation of items to homeless shelters. We invite you to consider creating an event or activity that ties in to our theme of “Living Your Life for the Benefit of All, and makes Oneness come alive for yourself and your children, friends and colleagues. Participate in the Global Rhythm Circle For Oneness We invite you to share  your rhythm with us and with the world! Between October 22nd and October 29th, people from all over the globe will be gathering in the communities where they live, playing any percussive instrument they can get their hands on in organized or impromptu Rhythm Circles, and spreading positive vibrations of peace, love and Oneness to everyone and everything on the planet. Go Here to Learn More About the Global Rhythm Circle for Oneness Participate in the Global Oneness Day Summit 2018 for Free There is absolutely no cost to join us for our annual Oneness Day Summit. Due to the generosity of our partners and all the speakers who have volunteered their time, we’re able to offer this important experience for free to the public. All you have to do is get signed up and then watch and listen to the  program on your computer on October 24th. If you long to live in a world that works for everyone, both in the present and for future generations to live in, then please  join us here. Join the Humanity’s Team Community Circle Humanity’s Team is a global grassroots organization with members in over 150 countries. If you want to connect and collaborate with other heart-centered activists to live and spread Oneness, we invite you to become a part of the  Humanity’s Team Community Circle. Volunteer with Humanity’s Team I want to let you know something important: You can absolutely make a difference in the world! And when you volunteer a little or a lot of your time with Humanity’s Team, you’ll join thousands of others who are pursuing that same goal. Our staff and volunteers share a common belief in the Divine, Spirit, or God, are driven by compassion, empathy and unconditional love. We believe in the words “We Are All One,” and are committed to creating a world that reflects those beliefs without making anyone else wrong who believes otherwise. If you share these beliefs and feel this commitment, I hope you’ll consider  volunteering with Humanities Team! Why Global Oneness Day? While the realization  that everything and everyone on our planet is deeply connected has been growing ever since the late 1960s, the dominant religious, political and cultural institutions in our society are still operating from a foundation of separation. The exclusive focus on “us” as separate from “them” and “me” as separate from “you,” is without question the root cause of many of the escalating challenges we now face, both as individuals and as a species. This means that if we want to create a sustainable global society, nothing is more important than changing this outdated way of thinking. To help accomplish this, Global Oneness Day was created as way to call attention to and celebrate the fundamental interconnectedness of all people and all of life. It’s an opportunity to join dozens of luminaries and thousands of participants in the exploration of Oneness and the ways it is being applied to create positive change and draw humanity back from the self-destructive paths we’ve been pursuing for far too long. How Global Oneness Day Began The creation of Global Oneness day began as a simple petition drive by Humanity’s Team in 2008. Members of Humanity’s Team created a petition with the goal of obtaining 50,000 signatures that could be delivered to the United Nations (U.N.) with a request that the U.N. support the focus on awakening Oneness. When Humanity’s Team approached the U.N. in May 2010, over 52,000 signatures had been obtained from more than 150 countries. When members of the Global Council for Humanity’s Team met with the U.N., the Oneness petition signatures and supporting material were presented, and we requested the U.N. consider acting on the petition and create a Global Oneness Day that could be celebrated around the world. Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury, who hosted the Humanity’s Team Global Council on behalf of the United Nations, graciously thanked the group for coming and spoke about the mission, vision and purpose of the United Nations including its focus on solidarity. He said, “Until there is a sense of solidarity among the peoples of the world, all of our efforts for peace and security will go nowhere.” Ambassador Chowdhury instructed us that it would take so long for the United Nations to discuss the matter that he invited us to create this Global Oneness Day ourselves in the meantime and return to the U.N. once it was established and we had more signatures. In July of 2010, the Humanity’s Team Global Council discussed the U.N. meeting and decided to create an official Global Oneness Day on United Nations Day, October 24th. United Nations Day and Global Oneness Day share common visions for a compassionate and sustainable world. The first Global Oneness Day was celebrated on October 24th, 2010, when a thousand people from around the world celebrated with an inspiring global phone call, while others around the globe celebrated with community events, drum circles, service events and performances. In the years that followed, Global Oneness Day grew in its scope and activities. In 2011, in Fort Collins, Colorado, there were speakers, musicians and entertainers, all focused on Oneness. There were classroom activities, outreach with the homeless, youth programs, and above all, signings of the Oneness Declaration. Global Oneness Day events also took place in Canada, England, France, Portugal, Argentina, Columbia, South Africa, and many other countries. In 2013, Global Oneness Day dawned in Australia, with live-streaming footage of the first country to officially celebrate our Oneness that day. Momentum spread all over the world as the sun touched each country in turn. In 2014, tens of thousands celebrated Global Oneness Day across our planet. Over fifty thousand signed up to attend the Global Oneness Day Summit, countless Oneness walks, and the Global Rhythm Circle events that broke all previous years’ records. In 2016 our outreach expanded and Global Oneness Day was celebrated in 150 Countries with over a hundred thousand participants. 2017 Global Oneness Day was hosted on video for the first time with 160,000 people celebrating with us from over 150 countries around the Globe. Nearly 100,000 signatures have been collected for the Oneness Declaration. Once the 100,000 signatures benchmark is achieved, Humanity’s Team will once again approach the U.N. and seek its endorsement. The impact Global Oneness Day has had so far is immeasurable. Every movement begins by taking into the streets a message that has only been spoken of in hushed voices behind closed doors. Our Oneness is a timeless, ancient truth that has been marginalized over the millennia when it should instead be shouted from the rooftops each night as a reminder to us all. On Global Oneness Day, Humanity’s Team invites everyone who believes in this message to take it out into the streets and to the rooftops for at least this one day, to remind ourselves and others how deeply connected we truly are. Whether you volunteer your time at a homeless shelter or an orphanage, throw a Oneness party for your friends and colleagues, or whatever else you decide to do to celebrate our Oneness in the days that precede and follow Global Oneness Day, we encourage you to speak this universal truth without fear everywhere you go. Invite others to feel into the Oneness with you, and to celebrate Oneness in whatever way they are inspired to. This movement is far from just beginning. More people around the globe are awakening to Oneness every day. During a recent trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Pope Francis said this: “Everybody, according to his or her particular opportunities and responsibilities, should be able to make a personal contribution to putting an end to so many social injustices. The Brazilian people, particularly the humblest among you, can offer the world a valuable lesson in solidarity, a word that is too often forgotten or silenced, because it is uncomfortable. I would like to make an appeal to those in possession of greater resources, to public authorities and to all people of good will who are working for social justice. Never tire of working for a more just world, marked by greater solidarity! No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world! The culture of selfishness and individualism that often prevails in our society is not what leads to a more habitable world. It’s the culture of solidarity that does so, seeing others not as rivals or statistics, but brothers and sisters.” The words of Pope Francis are about this same truth of our Oneness. They illustrate that when we awaken to Oneness and begin to see the sacredness in all of life, it is impossible to judge or marginalize people. When life is sacred, no one can be taken for granted or left behind. You can help to achieve this goal by celebrating Global Oneness Day in ways that feel authentic for you. Sign and share the  Oneness Declaration  and encourage others to sign it , too. Urge others to discuss Oneness more openly in their community, at the grocery checkout, at home, in church, at school, and at work. Our Oneness is a reality, and it’s time to carry this timeless truth with us into the light of each and every day. We hope you’ll join us on Global Oneness Day 2018. Please visit  https://globalonenesssummit.org/  From there, you can sign up to attend over a dozen programs that will engage in heart-opening conversations with inspiring spiritual leaders from around the globe. These programs are available at no cost as part of our celebration of Global Oneness Day 2018. We Welcome Your Donation to Global Oneness Day Here at Humanity’s Team, we work year-round to put together a unique program and prepare everything to make your Global Oneness Day experience every October 24th one you won’t soon forget. This is our  “Earth Day” for an awakening humanity,  and an integral part of our conscious evolution as we shift into a new paradigm for living on this extraordinary planet. The purpose of Global Oneness Day is to awaken the whole of humanity to our Oneness with one another and all the life around us through our connection to the Divine, God, Creator, All That Is, or whatever term you use to describe that Source of everything. Our invaluable volunteer team donates thousands of hours each year, helping us with outreach and assisting in the many preparations for Global Oneness Day, but your  tax-deductible  contributions are just as important, and make it possible for us to sponsor this yearly event. So if this work we’re doing resonates with you and touches your heart, your donation of any amount is greatly appreciated. We are a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, making your contribution tax-deductible. Simply by being a part of this community and participating in our programs, you are helping to further our mission to create a flourishing culture of Oneness on this wonderful planet we all share. Much Gratitude and Love to you!

The Civic Tech Innovation Network (CTIN) is convening an open forum to bring together South Africa’s civic tech community, both governmental and non-governmental for the purpose of sharing, learning, inspiring, and overall capability building. This event is for all people who work on building relationships between government and citizens, and are interested in how new technologies could enable better services, communication and accountability. You can expect a dynamic 2-day programme which will include: Inspiring keynote addresses, local and international Engaging collaborative workshop sessions on the What, How, and What Next of civic tech Civic Tech bootcamp for those who are new to the field Exciting and creative learning, networking and social activities Live tech support We invite you to come and be a part of this exciting community event! Click Here  to join our CTIN Mailing List. DATE AND TIME Thu, Nov 22, 2018, 10:00 AM – Fri, Nov 23, 2018, 3:00 PM SAST

  08:45AM – 09:00AM Registration 09:00AM – 09:15AM Conference Overview  Archana Akhaury, CTO and Founder, 1.21GWS 09:15AM – 10:00AM ScrumFall - How Developers and Testers Can Avoid Falling Into the Trap!  Neill Melville, Agile Coach, Nedbank   10:00AM – 10:45AM Automation in Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence team and How test data bridges the gap between Agile Development and Test Automation with Continuous Integration pipeline Desmond Mathebula, Practice Lead: Data Services Quality Engineering   10:45AM – 11:15AM Tea/Coffee Break   11:15AM – 12:00PM Leveraging an Agile Approach to Your RPA Implementation Praneet Premji, Senior Sales Manager, UiPath   12:00PM - 12:45PM Smart and Agile Testing in the 4IR Augustine Tumi Mogashoa, CEO, Augustine Software Quality Engineering(ASQE)   12:45PM – 01:45PM Lunch Break 01:45PM - 02:30PM Evolution of Containers Edwin Mokami, DevOps Engineer, MMI Holdings   02:30PM – 03:15PM Test Automation using STF (Smartphone Test Farm)   03:15PM – 03:45PM Tea/Coffee Break 03:45PM – 04:30PM Progressive Automation in Agile We recently wrapped up first half of 2018 as the year of digital quality. We talked about how digital transformation is going to bring even more drastic shifts in how we do software delivery. And how your organization needs to brace up to bring agile models to work in order to release higher quality software faster through automated testing. A key trend that will sweep over to bring economies of scale, speed and intelligence will be automated testing followed by AI. We've seen a massive movement from manual to automation in the last couple of years, as manual could not handle this scale of change. Manual testing matrices are too big to approximate manually, take a long time, and are very complex to handle for applications like Uber, Snapchat, and Twitter that are scaling at the speed of light. Manual testing might not be able to meet the demand of a plethora of web browsers, devices, operating systems, screen resolutions, and responsive designs. And to deliver quality at the speed of digital, there will be a need to bring in the right automated testing initiatives. But automation is vast and there are several nuances to it. Which nuances will be more pronounced in 2018? Agile Testing and Test Automation Summit will help you get industry best practices in Test Automation and the latest tools and techniques to achieve it. OUR SPONSORS Use this opportunity to improve the visibility of your organization Instant Sponsorship Avail instant sponsorship at just USD 2000  Instant sponsorship includes • Branding of your company as Bronze Sponsor – Company's Logo on the event page with cross link to your website. • One Speaking Slot (45 min -non sales talk).  • 10% discount on registration fee for any delegate from your organization. • Full day attendance at the event with lunch • 1 x Roll up stand / Brochure distribution at the event • Online Interview post of your company's senior executive at our media portal For Silver, Gold Platinum & Titanium Sponsorship opportunites, please request for Sponsorship Brochure via email at  contact@1point21gws.com ,  naveen@1point21gws.info

  08:45AM – 09:00AM Registration   09:00AM – 09:15AM Conference Overview Archana Akhaury, CTO and Founder, 1.21GWS   09:15AM - 10:00AM Data Visualization Tools & Techniques Kathryn Varrall, Data Platform Technical Solutions Professional, Microsoft   10:00AM – 10:45AM The What, Why and How of Building a Data Visualization Valencia Cleinwerck, Data Solutions Manager / Business Intelligence Manager, Spier   10:45AM – 11:15AM Tea/Coffee Break   11:15AM - 12:00PM Broadening Data Consumption in the Enterprise Kelvin Jonck, Managing Director, YOUKNOW Digital 12:00PM - 01:00PM Round Table Discussion   01:00PM – 02:00PM Lunch Break   02:00PM - 02:45PM Debunking the Misnomer of What Data Should be Used For : A Data Product Case Study Devaan Parbhoo, Digital Nomad, WesBank   02:45PM - 03:30PM Data in Context: Science Insights Through Visualization Dika Modise, Independent Consultant 03:30PM – 04:00PM Tea/Coffee Break   04:00PM – 04:45PM Demystifying Machine Learning: How to Get Your Message Across to Business Through Visualization Louise de Beer, Data Scientist, Investec 04:45PM – 05:30PM Infographics and Data Visualization Fundamentals Alfred Mutanga, Business Intelligence Specialist

**This is an online event** Training will start on 3rd November and end on 25th November. Every Saturday and Sunday Morning ( 11 AM EST ) classes for 2 hours with Live Instructor from Banglore and Toronto. *Meeting URL will be sent separately -- Don't panic if you don't see as part of Event Ticket* Where:  Virtual When:  3rd November 2018 - 25th November 2018 ( 11 AM EST ) Instructor:  Shailendra Pathak, Chandan Kumar Content: General Admission is ($349.00) Tired of Cookie cutter AI/Machine learning course? We feel your pain where Instructor is worse than Wikipedia? Don't get fooled by all cookie cutter courses where they only talk about ready to use Libraries and tools, our program is a ground up approach where we teach the Math behind each algorithm and then teach how to code it in Python. No programming experience needed as we will teach you Python as well. Each module will have task and assignment ( home work) so that you could apply what you learned. All solved assignments are posted next week. We also provide Interview preparation at end of the session. All students are eligible for life long support via our forums Q/A. https://www.becloudready.com/forum/questions　 Who is the target audience? No programming experience is required. Downloading and installing IDE and tools are included in the course High-school Math and willingness to learn Intro and set up Setting up python at your machines introducing python IDE Basics about python Basics about python and its advantages How python handles data Lists, arrays and dataframes types of data and variables - float, int Dictionaries Loops and inumeration variables Data Handling and mining in python with example Importing csv files Writing external files Functions Intro to libraries like scipy, numpy, pandas etc Descriptive analysis using Python Summarising basic data -- Mean, Median , percentiles etc Creating new variables in a dataframe group by using SQL in python aggreagation using python functions Practical example and exercise Linear regression using Python - OLS regression Creating covariance matrix of variables correlation and multicollinearity Assumptions of OLS and its interpretation R-square and goodness of fit Practical Development of a OLS model and its performance evaluation Logistic Regression using python - Probability distributions and Parametric modeling Introduction to the concept of probability distributions Dummy variables Difference between OLS and a proababilistic model like logistic Hosmer-Lemeshov statistics and KS statistics and concordance Practical Development of a logistic model and its performance evaluation Intro to Machine learnign and Deep learning concepts - Non-parametric modeling Difference from parametric modeling Classes of machine learning models - supervised learning and unsupervised learning What is the logic behind neural networks What are classification trees Random forests and gradient boosting - an introduction Practical example of Random Forest modeling Practical development of a RF model using data Model parameter interpretation Model performance evaluation - AUC and ROC Model tuning Practical example of Artificial Neural Networks modeling Practical development of a ANN model using data Model parameter interpretation Model performance evaluation - AUC and ROC Model tuning Practical example of Stochastic Gradient Boosting Models Practical development of a GBM model using data Model parameter interpretation Model performance evaluation - AUC and ROC Model tuning REFUND POLICY 100% refund only, if you can't attend it due to medical emergencies with proof. If the training has not been conducted for any reason, full refund. if you just change your mind then you will be assigned to next batch. Contact us at training@becloudready.com for any questions. Group discounts are available. Corporate training is also available. See our course catalog at - https://www.becloudready.com/training

Join us for a day filled with exciting presentations from both Camunda as well as actual users and customers. Camunda Days are the perfect opportunity to meet the community and get first hand-insights and updates. Agenda 10.30 AM - Camunda: What's here and what's next Camunda is all about core business process automation. We will explain how this mission is reflected in the product stack today, and share some insights on the roadmap for both the short and long term. 11.10 AM - Live Demo: Camunda Optimize Use Camunda Optimize to create process reports for business monitoring, get alerted when performance goals are missed and unveil process bottlenecks. 11.30 AM - Case Study: TBA 12.00 PM - Lunch 01.00 PM -  Microservices Integration: Challenges and Solutions Integrating microservices is hard. Based on real-life projects, we will discuss how to overcome the challenges in complex communications, asynchronicity and distributed transactions. 01.30 PM - Live Coding: External tasks With the external tasks pattern, you can develop and operate your microservices completely decoupled from the Workflow Engine and let them pull the work via REST. 01.45 PM - Live Demo: Camunda Cockpit Leverage Camunda Cockpit to monitor workflows and decisions in production to discover, analyze and solve technical problems. Cockpit is the perfect tool for technical process operations. 02.00 PM - Coffee break 02.30 PM - Camunda for IT executives Introducing Camunda can significantly support your organization's digital transformation. We want to discuss how IT executives can systematically leverage this potential and which pitfalls should be observed. 03.00 PM - Case Study: TBA 03.30 PM - Coffee break 03.50 PM - Live Coding: Zeebe Zeebe is the next generation workflow engine developed by Camunda. It takes workflow automation to an entirely new level, with massive throughput and infinite horizontal scalability. We will demonstrate how to get started with Zeebe. 04.10 PM - Community Discussion Camunda is an open source project and to a good extent driven by our community. Share your own use case, ask questions or discuss your feature requests with fellow users and Camunda core developers. 04.30 PM - Happy Hour

Google is pleased to announce the commencement of application for the Google Policy Fellowship for West Africa (Nigeria), Eastern Africa (Kenya, Tanzania), Southern Africa (South Africa, Zambia) and Francophone Africa.   Application Deadline: November 1, 2018. Successful applicants to the program will have the opportunity to work at public interest organizations at the forefront of debates on internet policy issues. They will be assigned a mentor at their host organizations and will have the opportunity to work with senior staff members. Fellows will be expected to make substantive contributions to the work of their organization, including conducting policy research and analysis, drafting reports and white papers, attending government and industry meetings and conferences, and participating in other advocacy activities. The work of the fellows is decided between the individuals and the organizations. Google provides a small stipend during the period of the fellowship, but is not involved in defining or conducting the research. Typically, the fellows are young graduates who are in the  early stage  of their career. The organisations in the program are looking for individuals who are passionate about technology, and want to gain experience of working on public policy, irrespective of their course of study. Applicants must possess: Excellent academic record, professional/extracurricular/volunteer activities, subject matter expertise First-rate analytical, communications, research, and writing skills Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and efficiently, and to work smartly and resourcefully in a fast-paced environment. The program will run for six to twelve months, with exact duration varying by organization. Fellowship will commence by December 1, 2018. Beneath is a list of organization and locations for the fellowships. Country:  Nigeria Name   Public and Private Development Centre Description:  PPDC  has a mission to activate and sustain the emergence of empowered citizenship participation, through which good governance, sustainable development and a life of dignity can be attained by all. At the PPDC, we educate, empower, and mobilize for integrity in Governance. Our vision is a society with its people fully empowered, realizing their full potentials and readily asserting the full measure of their citizenship under the most transparent and accountable governance possible. The Public and Private Development Centre (PPDC) is a non-governmental organization created to increase citizens’ participation in governance processes in a way that improves the integrity of public and private sector processes.  We do this primarily through two main program areas: Procurement Monitoring and Nigeria Integrity Film Awards (Homevida). Country:  Nigeria Name:  Ventures Platform Foundation Description:  Ventures Platform Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation with a vision to create inclusive and sustainable wealth in Africa, by building the capacity of African Entrepreneurs and Innovators to create sustainable solutions to the most urgent problems on the continent, leveraging technology. It also supports entrepreneurship development by driving the formulation and implementation of policies that boosts innovation and entrepreneurship in Africa. Country:  South Africa Name:  ALT Advisory Description:  ALT Advisory is a dynamic legal advisory firm based in Johannesburg, South Africa that offers legal advisory, commissioned research, technology innovation, and training across four practice areas: (i) public law; (ii) emergent technology; (iii) media law; and (iv) data privacy. ALT Advisory explores the intersection of law and technology, and envisages a future in which fundamental rights are protected and promoted, both on- and offline, and rights-based technology innovation underlies inclusive information societies. Country:  South Africa Name:  ReCreateZA Description:  ReCreateZA exists to promote the interests of South African creatives with regards to copyright legislation. As much as we are creators, we are users of existing cultural products. Currently, our work can be blocked through censorship by those who claim to own our culture. Moreover, we often do not own the work we create. And many of us have been disadvantaged by an exploitative system which fails to pay us for our work. Growing the digital economy requires innovation. South Africa is at a disadvantage to other countries with flexible copyright laws that support creativity. Country/Region:  Eastern/Southern Africa & Francophone Africa Name :  P aradigm Initiative Description:  Paradigm Initiative is a social enterprise that builds an ICT-enabled support system and advocates digital rights in order to improve livelihoods for underserved youth. Our programs include digital inclusion programs – such as the Life Skills. ICT. Financial Readiness. Entrepreneurship (LIFE) training program and Tertiary program – and a digital rights program, Magoyi. Across our offices in Nigeria (Aba, Abuja, Ajegunle, Kano, Yaba), Cameroon and Kenya, we work to connect underserved youth with improved livelihoods through our digital inclusion and digital rights programs. Country: Kenya Name:  ARTICLE 19 Eastern Africa  Description:  ARTICLE 19 Eastern Africa is a regional human rights organisation duly registered in 2007 as a non-governmental organisation in Kenya. It operates in 14 Eastern Africa countries (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan, Djibouti, Seychelles, Madagascar and Comoros) and is affiliated to ARTICLE 19, a leading international NGO with 8 regional offices based around the world that advocates for freedom of expression collaboratively with over 90 partners worldwide.

CHEM Trust is happy to announce that we are now looking for applicants for our fifth 12 month paid internship, paid at the London Living Wage (£10.20 per hour plus pension contributions), 4 days per week. Summary of this role: The intern will work with the Head of Advocacy, the Executive Director and other members of the team in order to support and develop CHEM Trust’s work, maximising our effectiveness and impact. As CHEM Trust is a small organisation, you will have the opportunity to be involved in many aspects of our work, and learn from our extensive experience of campaigning, advocacy and policymaking. You will also learn about working as part of a network of civil society organisations around Europe, and how we work with other stakeholders such as civil servants, politicians, researchers and business. Major Duties and Responsibilities:  Working with the Head of Advocacy and the Executive Director on our web & social media strategy and implementation. Developing our communications to multiple audiences, including writing blogs and updates and checking materials. Helping CHEM Trust work efficiently, by developing and implementing organisational systems. Working with the Head of Advocacy, the Executive Director and other CHEM Trust staff and NGO partners to develop and implement campaigns and projects. Organising meetings, round tables, and conferences as appropriate. Developing an understanding of our work, and participate in our strategy and planning. This role may include limited travel, for example to Brussels. It may also include working outside normal hours - we operate a time off in lieu system. Required skills and competencies:  Strong organizational skills and time management skills Ability to work independently and take initiative Effective team working, including with a virtual team Good written and spoken English, including the ability to write accurately about complex or technical topics. Confidence in communicating with a wide range of people including experts, the public and the media. Good research and analytical skills A commitment to protecting the environment and human health IT literate, with a good understanding of social media Ability to understand scientific concepts Useful skills and competencies Experience of campaigning and/or advocacy An understanding of databases and mailing techniques Scientific or similar background Experience of policy making processes You must also have the right to live and work in the UK. At the moment we are focussed on: getting controls on chemicals that disrupt our sensitive hormone systems; improving laws on chemicals in food packaging; highlighting hazardous chemicals used in plastics; action on persistent chemicals in the marine environment and reducing the risks posed by Brexit to the regulation of chemicals in the UK. Do look around our website,  www.chemtrust.org , to learn more about what we are working on. The job description for the role is available  here. CHEM Trust's current Campaign intern, Julie Schneider, said: “I’ve learned so much working with the expert and supportive team of CHEM Trust. Coming from a science background, I’ve been able to improve my knowledge in the policy and regulation process areas, especially at the EU level, and learn more about hazardous chemicals present in our environment. This internship was full of opportunities to develop my skills in communication and organisation, but also allowed me to meet and work with committed people from many NGOs across the globe.” How to apply To apply, please send us: Your CV A 2-4 page covering letter explaining (with examples) how you would be a good fit for the role outlined in the job description. NB: Your CV or the cover letter should include the names and contact details of two references with knowledge of your work Send the application to :  julie.schneider@chemtrust.org The deadline for applications is  12 noon UK time on Friday 9th November 2018 . Unfortunately, we only have the capacity to contact shortlisted candidates. We are currently planning to interview shortlisted candidates on Tuesday 20th November.

This programme isn’t about learning how to take a coffee order, it’s about doing hands-on work while learning about and experiencing our unique culture. Working closely with your manager, you’ll kick off a project and see it through to completion – a project that will actually impact the way we do business. At the end of your time with us, you’ll present your project and findings to our business leaders and give your recommendations for how we can best move forward. We give you real responsibility because we know you’re capable of doing real work, and we want you to have the opportunity to showcase your talent and develop your skill set. Bonus: The internship is the fast lane to our rewarding graduate programmes. What you'll be doing: Work on a predetermined project from kick-off to completion with support from manager and mentor. Work as part of an amazing team, ensuring project deliverables are met. Develop solutions for problems of defined complexity with support from senior team members. Present project and findings to business leaders and make recommendations.  Qualifications   What you'll need: Be currently enrolled as a full-time student at university in a relevant discipline Analytical techniques Logical thinking methodology Problem solving and hypothesis thinking Communication and presentation skills Relationships management / building A plus if you also have: Some experience working with retail/FMCG companies Some relevant experience in subject field

08:45AM – 09:00AM Registration 09:00AM – 09:15AM Conference Overview 09:15AM - 10:00AM Blockchain in the Enterprise Thavash Govender, Solution Specialist - Data and AI, Microsoft 10:00AM – 10:45AM How BlockChain will change the South African Public Sector Trevor Zungu, Managing Partner & CEO, Future View Tech(Pty) Ltd. & BizBog (Pty) Ltd. 10:45AM – 11:15AM Tea/Coffee Break 11:15AM – 12:00PM A System View of Financial Blockchains Bob Blower, Managing Director & Advisory Board Member, Globe Remitter & CrowdForce 12:00PM – 01:00PM Round Table Discussion 01:00PM – 02:00PM Lunch Break 02:00PM – 02:45PM Demystifying Bitcoin Rolf Deppe, Blockchain architect IQ Business, South Africa 02:45PM - 03:30PM Culture and Blockchain Adoption Justin McCarthy, CEO, projectUBU 03:30PM – 04:00PM Tea/Coffee Break 04:00PM - 04:45PM Why Cryptocurrencies Are The Future of Money.. Especially in Africa Candice Lee Reeves, Chief Communications Officer, IMELLIO 04:45PM – 05:30PM Blockchain Use Cases Fabian van der Merwe, Principal Lead - Hyperledger Course Content Development & Instruction, Blockchain Academy (Pty) Ltd 05:30PM – 06:15PM Harnessing the Power of Blockchain Technology to Prosper Africans Nasreen Saunders, Independent Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrency Consultant, South Africa 6:15 PM - 7:00 PM Blockchain in Capital Markets Paul Scott, Founder & CEO, Trona.io

AN EVENT FOR EXECUTIVES, STARTUPS, INVESTORS, AND STAKEHOLDERS GLOBALLY WHO WANT TO SUPERCHARGE THEIR ORGANIZATION. We have set out with a simple mission: to make customers happier and companies work better. By mixing industry-changing startups, forward-thinking corporations, and investors, we believe that the industry of tomorrow will be forged today. Topics Automation- Built for Change Explore what is out there and how it is enabling enterprises to effortlessly integrate (legacy or cloud), orchestrate transactions, and so much more- in a snap! Customer Experience and Engagement at the Forefront In a competitive landscape where financial services are on a tipping point, see how technology can assist you in providing superior customer experience leading to greater customer retention, loyalty, and lifetime value. Panel: How to work with startups and integrate them into your organization. Trending - Keep your finger on the pulse of top technology Broaden your scope of innovation as transformative ideas come in many forms and from many places.

Who we're looking for We're looking for an analytical and insightful interns to join our Data Insights department on our 2019 Internship Programme.   We're interested in applying data science skills and technologies to investment research to help our fund managers and analysts make better data-driven decisions. After the initial training, you'll be comfortable supporting the wider Data Insights team helping extract information and deliver insights to our Fund Managers.   The department   Our 2019 Summer Internship Programme starts on Monday 24th June 2019 and runs for 8 weeks ending on Friday 16th August 2019. This Programme will provide you with a unique introduction into the investment management industry and our investment strategies. You'll be given introductory training and opportunities to network with people across the business.   During the internship you will be exposed to the work of the Data Insights Unit supporting the team of data scientists responsible for delivering insights to our internal clients, the Investors.   The work of the team revolves around the development and use of 'Data Assets' – data sets and tools that are ready and available to rapidly answer investment questions and test hypotheses. A vital part of this is using "alternative data" into our investment research. It's all about using big, unstructured or novel data sets that are not readily available through traditional channels.   Our goals are aligned with those of our clients – the creation of long-term value so we want a talented, creative and diverse team. The more different ideas we have, the more likely we are to succeed.   What you'll be like Innovative and analytical – you're happy to think outside the box and look for a fresh perspective Flexible, inquisitive and open minded You'll be naturally curious with a hunger to learn more Happy to get involved in variety of tasks and projects Be passionate about data science and technology Strong communications skills, including the ability to explain technical content to non-technical audiences.   The knowledge, skills and qualifications we're looking for Expected 2:1 honours degree or equivalent in a STEM discipline 128 UCAS Points at A-Level or equivalent (320 UCAS Points using the old Tariff system)  Penultimate year of study or final year going on to study a Masters Programming skills, preferably in R, Python and/or SQL. Statistical skills, including at least multivariate linear regression.   Desired but not essential skills Machine Learning Big Data Time series modelling Information visualisation Relevant industry knowledge, such as econometrics or quant finance.   Recruitment process Online application form and CV Online psychometric & technical tests Online video interview  Assessment centre – Currently scheduled in week commencing 3rd December Candidates should be available to start the 2019 Summer Internship Programme on Monday 24th June 2019. The programme ends on 16th August 2019.   Closing date for applications is approximately 2-3 weeks before the last assessment centres but we recruit on a rolling basis so recommend you apply early.

Courses eligible Undergraduate or Postgraduate Aviation (full time) Eligibility / selection criteria To be eligible, applicants must: be an International student, an Australian citizen, a New Zealand Citizen, an Australian permanent resident or holder of a permanent humanitarian visa be a female student studying full time in an aviation undergraduate or post graduate course submit a personal statement of no more than 500 words outlining your interest and passion for aviation and financial need for the scholarship submit a referee report outlining leadership quality and community participation. Value The scholarship is valued at $6,500 per year for 1 year. The scholarship recipient will also be required to attend the IAWA 2019 International Conference in Lima, Peru. All expenses will be covered by IAWA. Applications close Thursday 31 January 2019.   Contact Scholarships & Orientation, Student Administration and Library Services scholarship@swin.edu.au

The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Scholars Program offers stipend-paid summer internship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate level university students pursuing STEM degrees, as well as upper-level high school students; select locations also offer internships to university students pursuing education-related degrees and K-12 professional educators. The selected interns gain valuable hands-on experiences working with full-time AFRL scientists and engineers on cutting-edge research and technology and are able to contribute to unique, research-based projects. Graduate interns are able to collaborate with AFRL on current research and incorporate the research into their graduate work.  Benefits:   Exciting research topics Technical training Mentorship from experienced AFRL scientists and engineers Opportunities to tour AFRL laboratories Networking through social events Competitive stipend rates  Eligibility Requirements:   All applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:  A grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is highly encouraged for all applicants Must be a US Citizen; program is not open to non-Citizens or Permanent Residents Must be enrolled or accepted at an educational institution taking at least half-time academic course load leading to a degree or certificate for semester immediately preceding internship session. Note:  This does not apply to professional educators. Must be in good academic standing Must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver’s license Must be available to work full-time (40 hours per week) for summer internship positions Must be willing to temporarily relocate to physical work location Must be able to take personal responsibility for arranging transportation to and from worksite each day . Note:  Scholars should  not  rely on transportation from anyone who does not already have base access. Program administration will not be responsible for making additional arrangements on a scholar’s behalf to provide suitable transportation. Must be able to pass a background check, potentially resulting in a Secret Security Clearance

In response to requests from Chapter and Section AE Scholarship Chairs, the AEMSF Trustees have changed the application deadlines beginning with the 2019 Scholarships. The new schedule moves the Chapter and Section screening process out of the busy month of December and reduces the amount of time between application and award.   New AE Scholarship Application Deadline is January 1, 2019  Additional changes go into effect for 2019, so be sure to carefully read the instructions! Each year  Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships  are awarded to qualified members for fully funded advanced flight training, jet type ratings and technical training. Partial funding of $10,000 per academic year is awarded for academic scholarships. In addition, the AEMSF provides Research Scholarship Grants and Fly Now Awards for Student Pilot members of the Organization. Aside from generous donations received from 99s Chapters, Sections and individual members, the United Parcel Service Foundation has graciously donated significant funds in the past. 99s members and other individuals have donated to the Fund through their estate bequests and the Perpetual Scholarship program. Since 1941 the AEMSF has awarded more than 500 scholarships. The amount awarded for these scholarships, including Research Scholar Grants and Fly Now Awards exceeds $11 Million. The AEMSF's investment account is valued at well over $5.5 Million dollars. Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships for Women Pilots Established in 1940 to help deserving members to further accomplishments, today the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Fund exceeds $5 million and provides: Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships for licensed pilot members to advance in training and education in aviation and aerospace, including scholarships to complete additional pilot certificates and ratings, jet type ratings, college degrees, technical training, an Emergency Maneuver Training Scholarship established in memory of 99 member Vicki Cruse and an International Scholarship for pilots in developing countries, in memory of Kitty Houghton. Research Scholar Grants to add to the world's knowledge of women in aviation and aerospace. FLY NOW Awards of up to $6000 towards completion of the recreational pilot, sport pilot, or private pilot certificate. For more information: Contact  Jacque Boyd or Shelley Ventura , AEMSF Chairman and Vice Chairman. Scholarship Applications There are five separate Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship applications in order to accommodate the most common types of requests. The Applicant should use the application form most appropriate to her circumstances and goal. Application forms:  The files MUST be downloaded, then opened with Adobe Reader on a computer, not on a tablet or smartphone.   The fillable fields will not appear on a tablet or smartphone.  The forms below may be downloaded or printed. The file can be saved to your personal computer. All Applicants and AE Scholarship Chairmen MUST read the following file: 2019 Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Instructions Applicants: Please download the appropriate application form  after  reading the instructions. 2019 AE Flight Training Scholarship Application Fully paid scholarship to complete an additional pilot certificate or rating or pilot training course. Examples:  Multi-engine rating, commercial certificate, King Air competency or qualification training or Boeing 737 type rating. 2019 AE Academic Scholarship Application Up to $10,000 scholarship towards one year of a college degree in aviation or aerospace. Students may re-apply for continuing support through graduation. Examples : Associates, Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate degree in fields such as aerospace engineering, aviation business management, air traffic management, or professional pilot. Note: Flight training may be included if integral to curriculum. 2019 AE Technical Training Scholarship Application Fully paid scholarship to complete an aviation or aerospace technical training or certification course. Examples:  ATP CTP, Airframe and/or Powerplant Mechanic certificate, Dispatcher certificate, Air Traffic Control training program, government or manufacturer's safety training, specialized training or certification course. Note: Excludes any flight training and any technical training that is part of a college degree program. 2019 AE Vicki Cruse Memorial Scholarship Application for Emergency Maneuver Training Fully paid scholarship to provide emergency maneuver and spin training in addition to an introduction to aerobatics. In memory of 99 Vicki Cruse, this scholarship is available to any licensed pilot member of The 99s without regard to existing ratings, financial need or length of membership. Complete details about the training can be found in the application package. 2019 AE Kitty Houghton  Memorial Scholarship Application This International scholarship in memory of Kitty Houghton, is offered specifically to encourage women pilots in emerging economy countries to pursue a career in aviation in their home country. Applicants should demonstrate an interest in and enthusiasm for flying and have begun to work on their pilot's license. AE Scholarship Chairmen 99s Certification Pages For the convenience of Chapter and Section AE Scholarship Chairmen, the recommendation and certification pages may be downloaded and completed separately when needed. Research Scholar Grants The documented history of woman's place in the development and furtherance of aviation and aerospace. Documenting and fostering the leadership role of women in all facets of aviation including social, economic, engineering, historical, political, etc. The expansion of human knowledge in areas of specific differences faced by women in aviation: as pilots, as engineers, as administrators, in military aviation, etc. Special disciplines applied to these problems could include, but not be limited to: history, sociology, psychology, biology, economics, business administration, human engineering, ergonomics, etc. The grant may be used in conjunction with other research activities such as: completion of research requirements for an advanced degree or matching funds with other grants to fund a program larger than either grant could sponsor independently. Information on the AEMSF Research Scholar Grants, including eligibility requirements, application process, and deadlines, may be obtained from  Dr. Jacqueline Boyd , AEMSF Research Scholar Grants. Reaching beyond The 99s Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships, scholarships both large and small are sponsored by 99s Sections and Chapters. Eligibility requirements vary considerably, so we recommend a thorough review of all scholarships listed. Scholarships Offered by 99s Sections and Chapters Scholarships Offered by Other Organizations Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Winners Since 1941, the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Fund has helped over 400 women from six countries to advance and succeed in aviation and aerospace. Today Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship winners are pilots for the world's airlines and multinational corporations, owners of flights schools and aviation businesses, and managers with the Federal Aviation Administration. Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship winners have served at every level of The 99s, as Chapter Chairmen, Section Governors, International Presidents, and AEMSF Scholarship Chairmen and Trustees.

Start your decentralized journey with a blockchain training course! We're incredibly excited to announce that we will be hosting a series of Advanced Introductory and Developer training courses in October and November across Cape Town and Johannesburg. For more course details, costs and to make a booking, please email info@linumlabs . We look forward to seeing you there!

Why Study Online for a Master's Degree through UNICAF? Reason #1:  Save up to 60% from tuition fees! Pay only a small portion of the full programme's cost. Pay the remaining balance in small monthly payments. Thousands of students already study with a UNICAF Scholarship! Reason #2:  Benefit from a University of South Wales Degree! Internationally recognised degrees. USW is ranked eighth in the WhatUNI list of top UK universities 2016. Earn a recognised British Master's Degree to increase your career prospects. Reason #3:  Benefit from Distance Learning! Flexible, 24/7 Online Access to Fit Your Lifestyle. Learn while working, taking advantage of a state-of-the-art online platform. Study Online, Graduate on Campus! Scholarship Eligibility UNICAF is the leading online platform in sub-Saharan Africa offering quality higher education degrees in collaboration with British, American and European universities. A UNICAF Scholarship is  ONLY  available for  ONLINE STUDIES . Scholarship Eligibility Criteria UNICAF considers candidates for a scholarship based on: Academic Qualifications: Candidates should meet the entry requirements of the respective programme of study Financial Ability: Candidates should be in a position to pay the portion of the fees after the application of the Scholarship. Country of Residence: Different scholarships apply depending on the country of residence of the student. Academic eligibility Admission requirements for the university postgraduate programmes include: An accredited Bachelor’s degree. Some professional qualifications may also be acceptable. Extensive professional experience may also be considered for admission to the programme. Candidates should normally have at least two years of appropriate postgraduate work experience on admission. Proficiency in English – Students satisfy the English requirements if their first degree was taught in English. Otherwise, they would need to present  a GCSE score with a minimum grade of “C” or IELTS with a score of 6.5 or a minimum grade of “C” at the Masters English Placement Test which can be taken online. The University offers English modules at various levels to help students reach the required standard for admission. Official transcripts from all universities or colleges and other post-secondary educational institutions (including trade schools) attended. You may supply official electronic transcripts issued by a post-secondary institution directly to University of South Wales online. Academic Background. (Applicants with a non-business background can be admitted onto the programme but they may be required to take preparatory foundation modules.) Personal Statement  Apply for a UNICAF Scholarship Today!

Deadline:  December 31, 2018 00:00 (CET) Eligibility:  Entrants must be Commonwealth citizens, government ministries/departments/public sector agencies in Commonwealth countries; social or voluntary sector enterprises in Commonwealth countries; private sector enterprises based in any Commonwealth country; nominees must have been engaged in developing their innovations for more than 12 months, either in a professional or voluntary capacity Prize:  The 15 winners will each receive a trophy, a certificate and prize money of £2000 Commonwealth Innovation Awards 2019 The Commonwealth Innovation Awards will  celebrate outstanding innovators and innovations  that are helping Commonwealth countries and their people achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and advance the values in the Commonwealth Charter that commit Commonwealth countries to the development of free and democratic societies and the promotion of peace and prosperity. Key objectives Recognise innovations that are advancing sustainable development in Commonwealth countries in line with the Commonwealth Charter and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Highlight the innovative potential across the Commonwealth Inspire the next generation of Commonwealth innovators Categories There will be three award winners for innovations in each of the five categories: Improve the well-being (i.e. health, education, human rights etc.) of Commonwealth PEOPLE Improve PROSPERITY (i.e. economic development, trade, etc.) in the Commonwealth Promote PEACE and justice in the Commonwealth Protect the PLANET and the natural environment in the Commonwealth and promote PARTNERSHIPS for sustainable development in the Commonwealth The winners will be chosen for the impact or potential of their innovations to advance one or more of the 17 SDGs in Commonwealth countries. Judging criteria Level of impact or demonstrable potential of innovation Fresh approaches to problem-solving Quality of achievement so far Quality of the evidence provided Impact or potential impact of innovation on the achievement of SDGs in Commonwealth countries

Deadline:  December 3, 2018 00:00 (CET) The Global Social Venture Competition ( GSVC ) empowers the next generation of social entrepreneurs by providing them with mentoring, exposure, and over $80,000 in prizes to transform their ideas into ventures that address the world’s most pressing challenges. Teams from across the globe learn how to design scalable models through a process that emphasizes stakeholder discovery, business innovation, and social impact assessment. Who should apply? The Global Social Venture Competition seeks to support the most promising early-stage for-profit or nonprofit solutions that address the world’s most pressing social challenges using technology. Successful ventures show the highest, most integrated financial and social and/or environmental returns, demonstrating “blended value”. For the 2019 competition, all ventures must have a technology component to their venture, whether a product, hardware, software, web platform, mobile app, wireless, etc. TECHNOLOGY FOR GOOD Solutions should utilize “technology for good” in some form, whether the entire venture is focused on a technology-based solution or if the venture has some degree of a technology component built into the solution. The competition occurs over three rounds. During each round of the competition, entrant teams present the social, financial, and environmental values of their business, gaining valuable feedback from and exposure to some of the greatest minds in social innovation. Eligibility requirements for ventures Submitted ventures should aim to be: financially sustainable or profitable; whether it is a for-profit, non-profit, or hybrid business model, your venture must aim to be self-sufficient on earned revenue. Ventures should include a technology component, whether a technology-based solution or a technology component is utilized to address the solution. In this instance, technology is defined very broadly. Eligible ventures should include products and services developed from the application of scientific knowledge. This may involve software, hardware as well as other devices and products. The technology can be manifest in the product or service itself or be the way in which the product or service is delivered. Submitted ventures should be scalable long term. This criterion will mean different things for each business. Scalability will take into account the potential for growth of the business, both financially and in its social impact. Submitted ventures must have a quantifiable social and/or environmental bottom line incorporated into their mission and practices. Your entry must include a financial analysis as well as a Social Impact Assessment (SIA), including the Social Value Proposition and Social Indicators. Learn more on the SIA page of the website. Submitted ventures must be less than 2 years old (with the start of the venture marked by incorporation or first income, whichever occurred first) as of December 31, 2018. Submitted ventures may not be a wholly owned subsidiary of an existing entity (of either a for-profit or nonprofit entity). Submitted ventures must not have received more than $250,000 in funding from venture capital, private investors, grants (government or foundation), loans, or other funding sources (excluding in-kind) as of December 31, 2018. Lifetime revenue should not exceed $500,000 as of December 31, 2018. GSVC has the right to investigate funding and qualifications of ventures to assure that they are a truly early stage. Eligibility requirements for teams Your team must include a student, current or recent graduate*, from any level of higher education (undergraduate, masters level/graduate, or doctoral) in any area of study in the world; Recent Bachelor’s degree holders must have completed their degree with four (4) years of the application deadline (December 31, 2018). Recent Master’s or Doctoral level degree holders must have completed their degree within two (2) years of the application deadline (December 31, 2018). The student or recent student must be actively involved in the venture (i.e., a founder or co-founder, actively participating in the development of the business or actively working on the business). Your team should include a statement describing the student’s level of involvement. The student or recent student must be one of the team’s presenters and must be available to answer judges’ questions regarding the business in the final two rounds of the competition.