Intelligently connecting virtually everything around us is the vision that drives our work at Qualcomm Technologies, and it’s why we deliver a broad portfolio of purpose-built processing and connectivity solutions to meet the needs of diverse industries.
With DP World's support, this year's camp welcomed 80 campers to Camp Summit in Squamish. Twelve volunteers and six female engineers shared their experiences, mentored participants, and guided campers through interactive activities designed to spark creativity and teamwork.
Artificial intelligence has moved well beyond the experimental phase, and organizations across North Carolina are facing the challenge of using AI responsibly, effectively, and at scale.
Points of Light has bestowed its inaugural Volunteer Ambassador & Champion Program Award to Tata Consultancy Services, a global leader in IT services, consulting and business solutions.
As a first-generation college graduate, mechanical engineer Noah Hernandez joined Trane Technologies’ Graduate Training Program to build confidence, deepen his technical expertise and discover how HVAC can shape a more sustainable future.
At WK Kellogg Co, we believe healthy soils are the foundation of resilient farming communities, thriving ecosystems and a more sustainable food system.
Smile Train, the world’s largest cleft-focused organization, has once again earned top recognition from leading nonprofit evaluators Charity Navigator, Candid, and GreatNonprofits for 2026.
For the fifth consecutive year, SLB has earned a top score on the Disability:IN 2026 Disability Index®, a leading benchmark that measures disability inclusion and accessibility practices.
The Whirlpool Foundation recently announced that it has awarded 20 scholarships to the students of Whirlpool Corporation employees through the Sons & Daughters College & Vocational Training Scholarship Program. The scholarship program is in its 74th year.
When Dan Shacklett first agreed to help finish a fence on Angie Clark’s Kentucky farm, he thought he was lending a hand. He didn’t realize he was stepping into a future that would include thousands of feet of fencing, three horse-related businesses and, eventually, a wedding.
