Dorri McWhorter

Operates as a premier membership organization and business forum

Operates as independent nonpartisan membership organization that provides insight and influence the public disclosure on critical global issues

Engages in youth development, healthy living and social responsibility

Part of AUO Corp., Forefront Corp. is a certified women-owned business specializing in comprehensive language and cultural services worldwide. The company is based in Ann Arbor, MI. The company offers expert translation services in over 60 languages for various document types, including legal briefs, websites, diplomas, technical specifications, patents, and manuals. Its translation team consists of native professionals with subject-matter expertise, ensuring accuracy and cultural appropriateness, with quality assurance through proofreading by a second translator. Forefront provides interpretation services such as consecutive, simultaneous, whispered, and sign language interpretation. The company delivers customized foreign language instruction for adult learners, offering flexible formats, industry-specific content, and certification aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Forefront also conducts cross-cultural training workshops for individuals, corporate teams, and families involved in international business or relocation, focusing on communication, conflict resolution, business negotiation, and adaptation to new cultural environments. Since 2002, the company has provided destination and relocation assistance, including pre-assignment assessments, moving logistics, document translation, housing and utilities setup, community orientation, and ongoing support for expatriates and their families. Representation services include on-site support by business and technical specialists for international trade and consulting. Forefront serves industries such as automotive, technology, manufacturing, medical, legal, government, education, finance, and tax, with over 285 language and culture experts delivering intercultural training sessions across the Americas.

Operates professional association of certified public accountants

Operates as a non-partisan government research organization that provides analysis and recommendations on finance issues

Operates as a non-profit organization that tradition of civic engagement to tackle systemic challenges and drive meaningful economic, educational opportunity gaps, health disparities, violence & injustice

Operates as a public accounting and consulting firm that provides audit, tax, advisory and consulting services

Provides child care services

Engaged in providing social services

Operates as a non profit organization which offers program management and custom training platforms

Functions as a College/University

Chicagoland Entr Center invests in companies located in the United States. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for early stage capital requirements.

Provides marijuana and cannabis products for legal and medical use

Chicago Center For Arts & Technology, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that provides equitable access to arts and emerging technologies for underserved and under-resourced individuals, particularly youth and adults from communities such as Little Village and Pilsen. The private company is based in Chicago, IL. The organization offers free programs in areas like 3D design, digital painting, creative coding, animation, augmented and virtual reality, game design, podcasting, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy. Programs are available for middle school, high school, and adult learners, with an emphasis on inclusion, diversity, and accommodating students with disabilities.

Develops technology that converts carbon emissions from steel mills and gasified waste biomass

The private company is based in Chicago. Hope Chicago, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting economic mobility and improving postsecondary success for families on Chicago’s south and west sides. By partnering with community high schools and supporting both students and their parents, the organization removes financial and systemic barriers to debt-free higher education and workforce opportunities. Its programs, including the parent scholar program, provide personalized coaching, bilingual support, and resources to help families pursue degrees, credentials, and career pathways in fields such as business, education, healthcare, technology, and trades.