Devry Boughner Vorwerk

Heartland Unified Now Global Hunger Relief Initiative (HUNGHRI), a nonprofit organization founded in Minnesota, is actively working to make an impact on the current and impending food crisis locally, nationally, and internationally. Formed in the wake of unprecedented food insecurity, it’s estimated that over a billion people could be considered food insecure by the end of 2022, spawning increased migration and political instability, especially in net food import dependent countries in Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. VISION: A world where every human being can live without the fear of not knowing when they can eat again. MISSION: To elevate hunger and the current food crisis to the top of every person’s personal agenda and to invite them to become part of the solution. SOCIETAL VALUE PROPOSITION: Through music, food, art, and events we create a platform where everyone can participate in the HUNGHRI movement.

The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management is one of the most competitive business programs in the world. Its undergraduate and graduate programs help students develop a strong understanding of the issues facing our world and how to apply sharp, quantitatively based business and economic skills to help make it a better place. As an integral part of the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business with continuing roots in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the school advances understanding in how to steward businesses, organizations, livelihoods, and natural resources through thoughtful management, expertise in environmental and resource economics, and focus on international and development economics.

We are an ESG-advisory and strategy firm that supports C-suite leaders and their broader organization in their quest to build profitable and sustainable businesses. We offer a holistic company-wide approach to ESG using our proprietary Integrated Sustainability Framework® that breaks down traditional silos, drives internal alignment, fosters cooperation among functions and business lines, engages employees, enhances efficiency and overall effectiveness, and elevates the company’s purpose. Companies that place the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the center of their business strategies are those companies that will ultimately succeed.

Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture (CNFA) is an international non-profit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. and Brussels, Belgium with offices in 16 countries throughout Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe. We work with businesses, foundations, governments and communities to build customized local and global partnerships that meet the world’s growing demand for food. Since our inception in 1985, we have designed and implemented enterprise-based, agricultural development initiatives to facilitate market access, enhance agribusiness competitiveness, increase productivity and improve access to inputs and credit across 45 countries worldwide. 30+ years on, our staff remains the most significant driver in pursuing CNFA’s mission to stimulate economic growth and improve livelihoods by cultivating entrepreneurship. We champion the entrepreneurial spirit at all levels and embrace the notion that bold development solutions can come from singular, sometimes unexpected sources. Recognizing this is inherent in our DNA. Our diverse organization has grown to more than 500 employees worldwide – we are development experts but also experienced business owners, agronomists, and farmers. As a global team, this collective knowledge shapes and informs our work. We are a proud Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer and are supportive of family, wellness, and a healthy work-life balance. We are always looking for top talent.