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Flowmaster® is an international developer of best-in-class thermo-fluid system simulation software and services, providing Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation at a system level, giving engineers insight from the concept stage of the development process all the way through to lifecycle extension. Flowmaster V7 is a system simulation software tool used by companies across a wide range of industries to reduce the development time and costs of their thermo-fluid systems. It enables engineers to quickly simulate compressible and incompressible fluid systems to understand how design alterations, operating conditions, component sizing and selection and other variables will affect the overall system performance. Flowmaster has now been acquired by Mentor Graphics.

MENTOR is the unifying champion for quality youth mentoring in the United States. Our mission is to expand the quality and quantity of mentoring relationships nationwide. Potential is equally distributed; opportunity is not. A major driver of healthy development and opportunity is whom you know and who’s in your corner. 30 years ago, MENTOR was created to expand that opportunity for young people by building a youth mentoring field and movement. The result: a more than 10-fold increase in young people in Structured mentoring relationships. Today, we are the expert voice representing a movement that is diverse and broad and seeps into every aspect of daily life – meeting young people everywhere they are from schools to workplaces and beyond. Rated as a 4-star organization by Charity Navigator.

Mentor Together is an award-winning national non-profit organisation that has pioneered the youth mentoring movement in India through innovative programs, technology, mentoring curriculum, & research. We envision a society where all young people have the equality of opportunity to actualize their potential, build their own future and realize their dreams. We have two key programs: Mentor To Go is a technology-enabled mentoring product and program that helps young people in the age group of 18 – 22, from low-income families, access career mentorship across the country, using just their mobile phones. We work with a network of over 150 educational institutions and non-profits across the country, to help students access mentorship during their tertiary education. A core focus is on young women given India's falling female labour force participation rates (read our policy brief on digital mentorship for young women published by Brookings Institution in DC here: bit.ly/digitalmentoringpolicy). Our second program is an in-person school-based mentoring program that focuses on adolescents facing educational disengagement and those who are at higher risk of dropout. The mentoring here is delivered through Mentor Together’s own team of social workers with support from volunteer mentors. The mentorship focuses on a range of different aspects important to the student’s overall well-being and performance: parent and peer relationships, emotional and social skills, self-esteem, future aspirations, and career counselling.