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The
Howard Center Hires New Vice President, Lawrence Jacobs
ROCKFORD,
IL, Sept. 10, 2003 - The Howard Center for Family, Religion and
Society has hired a new Vice President for Development and Public
Relations: Lawrence D. Jacobs. Larry comes to the Center from the
Cincinnati, Ohio area where he has served for the past two years
as President & CEO of Healthy Beginnings, a non-profit,
Christian medical practice and healthcare ministry that provided
medical care for women and babies in seven locations in Cincinnati
and Dayton, Ohio. Before that, he was a Manager of New Products
and New Business Development at the Procter and Gamble Company
where he helped launch new consumer products such as Dryel, Fit,
and Febreze. He holds a B.S. degree in Environmental Science from
Allegheny College in Meadville, Pennsylvania and both an M.A.
(Economics) and M.F.S. (Natural Resource Policy) from Yale
University. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Jennifer
and they have two children, Amanda (age 7) and Aaron (age 4).
Larry was recently selected by the Cincinnati Business Courier
to the 2003 Class of the Forty Under 40 Program, a recognition and
awards program for business, economic and community leaders - all
under the age of 40. "These leaders will help shape the
Tri-State, given their already considerable professional
achievements and community involvement," according to Doug
Bolton, Publisher. These leaders were selected from a record
number of 250 nominations and will be honored at a special awards
banquet and half-day program on October 3-4 in downtown
Cincinnati.
"We are excited to have Larry on board to increase our
ability to shape ideas that make a positive difference in the
lives of families, locally, nationally and internationally,"
said Howard Center President, Dr. Allan Carlson. "Larry's
addition will help us gather the resources to continue our family
research and promote pro-family policies through events such as
the World Congress of Families, III scheduled for March 29-31 in
Mexico City."
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About The Howard Center for Family, Religion and Society
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The Howard Center for Family, Religion and
Society is an independent, non-profit research and education center that
strives to be the leading source of fresh ideas and new strategies for
affirmation and defense of the natural family, both nationally and
globally. The Howard Center is also the founder and organizer of the
World Congress of Families project which unites people of goodwill who
recognize that the family is the fundamental unit of society and coordinates the
efforts of pro-family groups from more the 60 countries worldwide.
In terms of function,
The Howard Center:
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Shapes new
ideas about the nature and status of the family and
faith
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Makes fresh
scientific research on the family accessible and useful
to family scholars
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Creates
effective national and international networks of family
advocates
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Magnifies
ideas and influence through all forms of media
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Provides
expert opinions to public policy makers
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Specific programs
include:
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Publishing
three monthly periodicals (Family in America,
New
Research, and
The Religion and Society Report)
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Publishing
weekly
The
Family Update, Online! a free email newsletter
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Serving as
administrator and co-convener of the World Congress of
Families (WCF# 1 in Prague, 1997, WCF# 2 in Geneva, 1999,
WCF# 3, March 29-31, 2004 in Mexico City, and WCF# 4
scheduled for 11-13 May 2007 in Warsaw, Poland)
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Building the
Swan Library of Family and Culture
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Maintaining
three active websites The Howard Center (www.profam.org),
The World Congress of Families (www.worldcongress.org),
and The Family Manifesto (www.familymanifesto.net).
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Convening
periodic lectures and special conferences
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Sponsoring
“The Kohler Fellows Program”, in support of young
scholars
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Please visit
www.profam.org,
www.worldcongress.org,
or
www.familymanifesto.net
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