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Join us for Lunch in Raleigh- Dec 11

December, 2014

On December 11th, join us at the NC DOT New Hope Center where 5 lives were changed last year (see below)!

KnowledgeWell will be hosting its annual seminar as part of its Sustainability Series. The event will take place at NC DOT New Hope Training Center, Raleigh, North Carolina on December 11th, 2014 from 11am till 1pm. Guest speakers will include: Dr. Billy Williams PE Keynote (1st Keynote 4x volunteer), David Fagerman PLS (8x volunteer) as well as several other KnowledgeWell volunteers. Each attendee will receive two PDH's [Professional Development Hours]. Lunch will be provided.

Register today- 7 seats available
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/knowledgewell-sustainability-series-tickets-14274739129
If you cannot afford a donation of $25, use code "KW2014" for a complimentary ticket.

Also, expect a KnowledgeWell update on Executive Director Lisa McFarland's New 2014 Student Volunteer Program Success as volunteer students deliver expertise! Meet the first the first student volunteer who delivered expertise to a President, his Cabinet and heads of delegations from many nations.

If you are unable to attend and would like to give a year end gift, please visit the DONATE NOW tab at www.KnowledgeWell.org to make your donation.

Last December!

Courtney Higa Representing The Group of Five Newly Minted Transportation Technology Specialists Returns to NC to Present the 2013 Partner of the Year Awards to the NC DOT & McKim & Creed

Last Year's Award: North Carolina Transportation Secretary Anthony Tata Receives Government Social Responsibility Award from Courtney Higa.

With perfect attendance during the 100 days (14 hour days) of training the group earned the nickname the "GPS" while in North Carolina.

GPS (Great Palauan Students)

Courtney Higa, Vance Rideb, Suzan Rideb, Worthy Basilius, Kenneth Ngirngnemeusch

Courtney Higa, one of the five transportation technology professionals referred to Guam's "Pot of Gold", shared in Raleigh how the skills acquired in North Carolina not only changed her life, but equipped the "GPS" group to create over $5 million dollars in ROI* for the Highway Project on Guam.

KnowledgeWell's Goal for the Grant it co-authored and the Program it designed was to change lives by creating new careers for those with little hope, create significant ROI for Guam and long-term value for the Republic of Palau by creating indigenous transportation experts for Palau's road system- including the 53 mile long US funded $150M Compact Road.

See previous Newsletter for list of Stakeholders on Guam, Republic of Palau, State of North Carolina and US Federal Government.

We are excited to have you join us and to be a beneficiary of these amazing new opportunities!

Sincerely,

Katelyn
Marketing Intern

*(ROI Projections based on industry and US DOT FHWA standards. Figures based on initial projects. Actual ROI delivered to the Government of Guam is expected to be significantly higher than $5M on the first projects alone. This FHWA site includes figures from the NC DOT which if replicated on Guam could create a value of over $200M ROI for Guam on the same initial highway projects).

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