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Spectrum Strategies helps create a level playing field for those with Asperger’s and other learning challenges, providing the support and tools necessary to build a solid foundation for a successful and fulfilling future. As an NYU-certified Life & Career Coach, Debra K. Solomon, founder of Spectrum Strategies, works with both the individual and the family to facilitate the transition from school to college or employment.

The Institute for International Research is one of the world's leading knowledge and skills transfer companies with a global network of nearly 50 companies and more than 100 operating units. Every year, IIR works with 650,000 business executives providing them with knowledge and skills through training, conferences, seminars, e-learning, blended solutions, exhibitions, consulting and mentoring. IIR conference, annual, large scale and guru events feature the most sought-after experts in customer service, finance and investment, health care, management, manufacturing, marketing and new product development, pharmaceuticals and telecommunications. The company holds more than 200 annual events a years, including the North American Conference on Customer Management, GAIM USA, Prepaid Card Expo, Project World and the World Congress for Business Analysts, Health Management Congress, Youth Marketing Mega Event, Family Office Forum, the Market Research Event, Drug Delivery Partnerships and the Front End of Innovation. The Institute for International Research maintains a location in New York.

Since 1877, The Fresh Air Fund, an independent nonprofit agency, has provided free summer vacations to more than 1.7 million children from New York City s toughest neighborhoods. Each year, close to 6,000 children stay with volunteer host families 13 states and Canada through the Friendly Town Program. In addition, the fund owns five camps in upstate New York where 3,000 children attend summer camp each year. The Fresh Air camps are located on 2,300 acres at Sharpe Reservation in Fishkill, N.Y., and feature lakes, ponds, streams and hiking trails. When The Fresh Air Fund began, New York City was overflowing with poor children living in crowded tenements. Many of these youngsters were hit by a tuberculosis epidemic, and fresh air was considered a cure for respiratory ailments.