Connie I. Roveto

Consonus is an IT solutions provider of Data Centers, IT Consulting and Infrastructure, and Managed Services. Its comprehensive suite of IT Infrastructure Services, combined with its highly secure and reliable data centers, allows it to address its customers' critical needs of availability, data manageability, disaster recovery, and consolidation. Whether a customer's business needs demand a single, focused solution or a comprehensive blend of managed IT services, its experts can architect, implement, support, and secure your mission-critical data and IT infrastructure by optimizing your environment through Virtualization Solutions, Data Protection Solutions and archiving, and Disaster Recovery Solutions. It has a large and diverse customer base comprised of more than 850 active customers in the United States. These customers represent a cross-section of industries and sizes, ranging from Fortune 100 companies to start-ups in which IT is a competitive differentiation. Consonus offers a full arsenal of expertise aimed at advancing the capabilities of its customers' mission-critical computing environments. It utilizes complete lifecycle approach to IT Consulting Services, beginning with needs and design consulting and continuing with solution implementation, complemented by an array of IT operations support including managed services and managed hosting and completed by full 24x7 vendor-authorized support.

Part of Bank of Montreal, BMO Trust Co. provides trust, savings, and loan services. The company is based in Toronto, Canada.

Toronto Rehabilitation Institute operates as a rehabilitation hospital. Its services include cardiac rehab and secondary prevention, geriatric rehabilitation, musculoskeletal rehab, neuro rehabilitation, and spinal cord injury rehab programs. The firm provides access to rehabilitation information in the fields of occupational, physical, recreation, and speech therapy; and medicine, nutrition, nursing, and social work. The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

Women’s World Banking operates as a global non-profit devoted to giving more low-income women access to the financial tools and resources essential to their security and prosperity. The firm specializes in global microfinance network and financial inclusion. The company was founded by Ela Ramesh Bhatt, Michaela Walsh and Esther Afua Ocloo in 1979 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

The Learning Partnership engages in education and business. Its firm includes innovative student programs, executive leadership for educators, knowledge mobilization and policy, tribute celebrations of excellence and ongoing collaborations. The company was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.