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50+ Coronavirus Resources for Businesses, Families, and Students
50+ Coronavirus Resources for Businesses, Families, and Students
By Adam Van Bavel 🏳️🌈
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What Happens at IBS… 7 Observations from My #IBS2019 Experience
What Happens at IBS… 7 Observations from My #IBS2019 Experience
By Adam Van Bavel 🏳️🌈
Contributions
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How can PR professionals foster a culture of trust and transparency in times of change?
Transparency is key. Share privacy and marketing practices clearly by incorporating details into proposals and privacy notices. Create educational blog content that highlights security considerations, client testimonials and any other opportunity to detail internal processes for client/prospect interactions. Full disclosure builds trust and lays the foundation for strong partnerships.
Experience
Education
Licenses & Certifications
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High Performance Collaboration: Leadership, Teamwork, and Negotiation
Northwestern University
Issued
Volunteer Experience
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Evangelist
Ulman Foundation
Health
Nearly 70,000 young adults are diagnosed with cancer in the United States each year.
That’s a staggering number.
A cancer diagnosis between the ages of 15 and 39 is nearly eight times more common than such a diagnosis during the first 15 years of life.
The cancers most commonly diagnosed in young adults are lymphoma, leukemia, germ cell tumors (ovarian and testicular cancers), melanoma, sarcoma, breast cancer, cervical cancer, liver cancer, thyroid cancer, and colorectal…Nearly 70,000 young adults are diagnosed with cancer in the United States each year.
That’s a staggering number.
A cancer diagnosis between the ages of 15 and 39 is nearly eight times more common than such a diagnosis during the first 15 years of life.
The cancers most commonly diagnosed in young adults are lymphoma, leukemia, germ cell tumors (ovarian and testicular cancers), melanoma, sarcoma, breast cancer, cervical cancer, liver cancer, thyroid cancer, and colorectal cancer.
Today cancer is the leading disease killer among 20- to 39-year-olds.
Despite advances in early detection, treatment, and prevention, there’s been no improvement within the last 30 years in survival rates for this particular age group — and in fact, the gap between the survival rates of young adults and those of cancer patients in other age groups is widening.
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Evangelist
Home Builders Care Foundation
Poverty Alleviation
Home Builders Care Foundation is a non-profit organization that provides cost-effective solutions to other non-profits with shelter-related construction needs.
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Event Committee
ISPE Chesapeake Bay Area Chapter
Science and Technology
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Young Professionals Committee Consultant
National Association of Home Builders
- 3 years
Economic Empowerment
The Young Professionals committee steers NAHB efforts to make federation membership more useful and attractive to home building professionals under 45. The committee provides NAHB leadership with guidance on mentoring, leadership training, and education for emerging industry professionals.
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https://www.nahb.org/nahb-community/leadership-and-committees/Committees/Young-Professionals-Committee
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Subcommittee Member
National Association of Home Builders
- 1 year 5 months
Economic Empowerment
Convention Education Subcommittee
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Council Member
Maryland Building Industry Association
- 4 years 2 months
Economic Empowerment
Future Industry Leaders Council
Publications
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What Are Attendees Most Excited For At The 2020 IBS
NAHB Now
“Attending the show has something for everyone, with show homes, the show floor, education sessions, networking events and hands-on demonstrations,” stated Adam Van Bavel, business development manager at ONeil Interactive and a five-time attendee of the show. “It’s massive both in size and offerings.”
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BUILD Maryland
Maryland Building Industry Association
The official publication of the Maryland Building Industry Association. Article on Page 31: http://issuu.com/mncbia/docs/may_june_final?e=1029193/12716561
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Off to a good start in 2014 with good news, congrats [Towson]
The Baltimore Sun
As we start the new year with resolutions and goals that we are determined to fulfill in 2014 (I am sure that we are all still holding on to those resolutions, yes?), several members of our community are already celebrating recent accomplishments and accolades.
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Baltimore donates $4M+ on Giving Tuesday
ABC
Bmore Gives More officials announced Wednesday that the group broke its $5 million goal, totaling $5.5 million for Baltimore-based charity projects.
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Charting the rise of the mustached-American in Baltimore
ABC
The modern mustache is a symbol of many things: confidence, culture, sex appeal , charity.
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Defying the Stereotypes: Why generation me might actually be the least selfish age group ever
20 Something Magazine
Surprise! If you’re a member of Gen Y you’re probably a winner. Because you’re more generous and thoughtful and connected than maybe any other generation.
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The Rainbow
Delta Tau Delta
Adam Van Bavel
University of Maryland, 2000
Adam Van Bavel grew out a charitable mustache for October’s Mustache for Kids month in District 10 of Baltimore City. Van Bavel’s “Occupy my Stache” movement helped more than 130 students in several classrooms in Baltimore City. When friend and founder of Mustache for Kids in Baltimore, Pranav Saha, approached Van Bavel about the organization, he went wild for the unique theme and charitable spirit. “My upper lip jumped onboard!” said Van…Adam Van Bavel
University of Maryland, 2000
Adam Van Bavel grew out a charitable mustache for October’s Mustache for Kids month in District 10 of Baltimore City. Van Bavel’s “Occupy my Stache” movement helped more than 130 students in several classrooms in Baltimore City. When friend and founder of Mustache for Kids in Baltimore, Pranav Saha, approached Van Bavel about the organization, he went wild for the unique theme and charitable spirit. “My upper lip jumped onboard!” said Van Bavel.
Mustaches for Kids Baltimore was founded in 2008 and raised $23,000 in their first year, helping
11,000 Baltimore public school students. Van Bavel has been involved for more than
four years with the Baltimore chapter of Mustaches for Kids, which is the highest
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Like/Dislike: Adam Van Bavel, community volunteer
The Baltimore Sun
For one month each year, Adam Van Bavel doesn't shave his mustache. He does this to not only get strange looks, but to also help kids in need.
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Why I Love Pigtown
southbmore.com
Pigtown: The “Baltimore” Neighborhood
Written by Adam Van Bavel. Adam is a Pigtown resident, recent candidate for Baltimore City Council and voted “Best Do-Gooder” in the 2010 City Paper Readers’ Poll. -
Urban 'pioneers' risk much for their 'hoods
The Maryland Public Policy Institute
"The vacants are a huge, key issue," says Adam Van Bavel, a community activist from Pigtown, one of Baltimore's better-known transitional neighborhoods.
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District 10: Adam Van Bavel
The Baltimore Sun
I have worked in non-profit for over a decade with well known charities such as The Maryland Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Live Baltimore and Special Olympics Maryland as well as having taught classes for the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Associations and the Tech Council of Maryland. I have been on the boards of many community, health and technology organizations as well as having been the Director of the Pigtown Festival for multiple years. Over the past decade I have been…
I have worked in non-profit for over a decade with well known charities such as The Maryland Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Live Baltimore and Special Olympics Maryland as well as having taught classes for the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Associations and the Tech Council of Maryland. I have been on the boards of many community, health and technology organizations as well as having been the Director of the Pigtown Festival for multiple years. Over the past decade I have been awarded a Certificate of Recognition from Baltimore City for my charitable works, received a Certificate of Recognition from the Baltimore Ravens as a Community Quarterback Award recipient, been included in the television series "Life Lessons" on WMAR Channel 2 and also been named a City Paper Readers Poll "Best Do-Gooder" in 2010 & 2011. I am a community servant, not a politician.
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Sneed, Conaway, Van Bavel among City Council write-in candidates
Baltimore Brew
In District 10, incumbent Councilman Edward L. Reisinger will have two challengers: Pigtown community activist Adam Van Bavel and Erica S. White, of Claflin Court. Van Bavel didn’t get enough signatures in time to get onto the sample ballot, but has been publicizing his write-in candidacy online. (Candidates have until Nov. 8 to register as write-ins.)
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Yes, Baltimore, there is a general election next week
Baltimore Brew
10th District – Independent Adam Van Bavel, named “Best Do-Gooder” in The City Paper Readers Polls of 2010 and 2011, is conducting a spirited write-in campaign to displace incumbent Ed Reisinger (who also serves as City Council Vice-President).
Van Bavel wants to bring back $1 homes, increase taxes on vacant houses, and reduce property taxes for occupied homes. He proposes a “budget blitz” by an independent task force to “ensure Baltimore City’s services are as efficient and economical…10th District – Independent Adam Van Bavel, named “Best Do-Gooder” in The City Paper Readers Polls of 2010 and 2011, is conducting a spirited write-in campaign to displace incumbent Ed Reisinger (who also serves as City Council Vice-President).
Van Bavel wants to bring back $1 homes, increase taxes on vacant houses, and reduce property taxes for occupied homes. He proposes a “budget blitz” by an independent task force to “ensure Baltimore City’s services are as efficient and economical as possible” and he’d implement a “city-services” program for public school students. -
Take a ride on the Charm City Circulator
bmoremedia.com
Been wondering what to expect with the Charm City Circulator, Baltimore's new free and green shuttle service? Adam Van Bavel, a contender for the 10th district city council seat in Baltimore, went for a ride and took his camera along.
Honors & Awards
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Philanthropic 5
United Way Emerging Leaders United
"Philanthropic Five” award winners: five young professional leaders who have created meaningful change in central Maryland through an extraordinary commitment to volunteerism in one or more of the following areas: education, housing, employment or health.
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Professional Builder 40 Under 40
Professional Builder
Honoring home building's young leaders.
The backgrounds of home building superstars selected as the 40 Under 40 winners by the editors of Professional Builder are as varied as entrepreneurs whose businesses started out as back-of-the-truck carpentry or remodeling services and grew into companies averaging more than $1 million in monthly sales to professionals who pursued advanced degrees and certifications while working full-time and raising families. They persevered during the Great…Honoring home building's young leaders.
The backgrounds of home building superstars selected as the 40 Under 40 winners by the editors of Professional Builder are as varied as entrepreneurs whose businesses started out as back-of-the-truck carpentry or remodeling services and grew into companies averaging more than $1 million in monthly sales to professionals who pursued advanced degrees and certifications while working full-time and raising families. They persevered during the Great Recession and kept loan defaults at bay by finding ways to keep projects going and revenue streaming in. They grew sales volume and marketing outreach by introducing their companies to new technologies, processes, and social media. Many of our winners were elected at a young age to serve as presidents of their local HBAs.
The next generation of leaders also gives back in many ways by supporting charities that address needs in their communities and in other countries. Professional Builder proudly presents the 40 Under 40 class of 2018. -
Jeff Shore Sales Leadership Roundtable
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NAHB Associates "One to Watch" Nominee
National Association of Home Builders
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Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults "GameChanger" Award
The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults
The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults' GameChangers recognition is awarded to outstanding young professionals in the Baltimore-area who are going above and beyond at work and in the community. As a 2017 Awardee, I was selected by a committee because I have demonstrated excellence in my profession, shown a commitment to the betterment of my community, and have displayed leadership among my peers. As part of being named a GameChanger I will participate in opportunities for personal and…
The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults' GameChangers recognition is awarded to outstanding young professionals in the Baltimore-area who are going above and beyond at work and in the community. As a 2017 Awardee, I was selected by a committee because I have demonstrated excellence in my profession, shown a commitment to the betterment of my community, and have displayed leadership among my peers. As part of being named a GameChanger I will participate in opportunities for personal and professional development, engaging volunteer opportunities, education on the young adult cancer fight, and raise more than $3,000. The program will culminate at The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults’ annual Blue Jeans {& Bowties} Ball on February 10, 2018, where I will be recognized and celebrated for my Award.
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City Paper Readers Poll "Best Do-Gooder"
Baltimore City Paper
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Baltimore Magazine 40 Under 40
Baltimore Magazine
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Sales Executive of the Month
Vocus
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City Paper Readers Poll "Best Do-Gooder"
Baltimore City Paper
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City Paper Readers' Poll "Best Do-Gooder"
Baltimore City Paper
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Community Quarterback Award Certificate of Recognition
Baltimore Ravens
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City Paper Readers Poll "Best Do-Gooder"
Baltimore City Paper
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Certificate of Recognition
Baltimore City
Organizations
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Maryland Building Industry Association
Sales and Marketing Council / FIL (Future Industry Leaders) Council
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National Association of Home Builders
Sales and Marketing Council / Young Professionals Committee
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