At the intersection of food and culture, Family Style is led by the most impactful creative minds of our time whose origins range from the New York Times and Vogue magazine to the United Nations. In the pages of the arts & culture coffee-table book magazine, at its one-of-a-kind ephemeral experiences, and through captivating digital/social content, Family Style invites readers from around the world to the most fascinating affairs where the cultural conversation begins.
Flowcode
Flowcode is the offline to online company, building direct connections for brands and consumers. By unifying data-driven design with the latest in QR technology, Flowcode enables contactless connection with speed, security, and ease. Privacy-compliant, ultra-fast scanning, and designed with intention, Flowcode is the number one trusted QR provider.
Founded by the former CEO of AOL and President of Google Americas, we are a team of large company executives, startup founders, engineers, scientists, artists, and designers – who are all data-obsessed. Flowcode is always looking to increase our potential as a company. We are focused on building a powerfully diverse workforce, not just because it is the right thing to do but because it expands the potential of our team exponentially.
Hatch Inc
HATCh, a multi-line sales showroom that represents brands such as James Perse, PE NATION, Aviator Nation, Jenny Bird, Madeworn, etc. is seeking energetic sales interns available in January 2024 in the New York Showroom.
Hospitality Committee for United Nations Delegations
The HCUND (hcund.org), a 69-year-old, volunteer-run non-profit [501(c)(3)] organization financed solely by private contributions, is the only such organization based inside the United Nations General Assembly building in New York. HCUND produces educational and cultural programs to help UN delegates and their families get to know New York, New Yorkers, and each other.
AS IF Magazine
AS IF MAGAZINE was created out of the desire to explore the visual possibilities of imagination without boundaries by celebrating individuals who have made a creative mark in the zeitgeist. AS IF delves into the minds and creative processes of the world’s most notable creative personalities—from fashion designers to today’s top artists and celebrities, our the bi-annual magazine doubles as a collector’s item, featuring award-winning photography and design, original editorials, unique profiles, and luxury shopping guides. AS IF is a work of art in itself while our website allows for more visibility and the opportunity to reach readers globally.
The Urban Future Lab at NYU
The Urban Future Lab is New York City’s climatetech innovation hub for clean energy, sustainable urban infrastructure, and deep decarbonization. We are leading the way to a more sustainable world by connecting people, capital, and purpose to advance market-ready solutions to address climate change.
Our programs include ACRE, a business incubation program for pre-seed to series A startups, Clean Start, an advanced certificate from NYU for people seeking a transition into the climatetech sector, the Carbon to Value Initiative, Low-Carbon Hydrogen Accelerator, and Offshore Wind Innovation Hub, which brings innovative technologies and solutions to industry leaders, and the Innovate UK Global Incubator Programme, which supports market entry in the US for UK based climatetech startups that can effectively scale and support the clean growth goals of New York State.
UFL is part of the NYU Tandon School of Engineering and is located in Downtown Brooklyn.
Federal Defenders of New York, Inc.
The Federal Defenders of New York draws its roots from a small group of lawyers within the Legal Aid Society in the years before Federal Defender offices existed. In 1964 Congress passed the Criminal Justice Act (CJA) which required the provision of lawyers for people accused of crimes in federal court and established procedures for providing those lawyers. The CJA was amended by Congress several years later to allow individual federal districts to create federal public defender offices by establishing either a “Federal Defender Office,” in which the staff members would be federal employees with the head of the office selected by the judges, or a “Community Defender Office,” which could be an independent nonprofit organization. The Southern and Eastern Districts of New York opted for the Community Defender model, and the Legal Aid Society of New York expanded its already existing division exclusively devoted to serving clients accused of federal crimes. In 2005 the division separated from the Legal Aid Society and became an independent, non-profit corporation with its own Board of Directors. That is the model we maintain today.
Impact Network
Impact Network is a New York-based NGO that delivers innovative e-learning programs to over 6,000 students in rural Africa. We introduce technology into remote, “off the grid” communities that lack trained teachers, enabling thousands of students to benefit from a high-quality education every year.
Each fall, we host our annual fundraiser, Gala for Impact, an evening of food, philanthropy and fun in support of our programs.
Multiplying Good
At Multiplying Good (MG) we believe individuals are transformed through services to others. Applying service as a tool for personal growth, we help people discover their ability to effect positive change, deliver the skills they need to make that change and, by validating their impact, inspire them to do more. We have proven this continuum of activation, training and recognition generates ripples of good.
Summertime Gallery
Summertime champions an art world where artists with and without intellectual disabilities create and display work alongside one another. Founded in May of 2019, Summertime is a nonprofit 501c3 Art Studio and Gallery located in Brooklyn. We strive to revolutionize the art world by breaking down the barriers that have made “outsiders” out of artists with disabilities.
