Susan Ratner

The Mt. The foundation funds health initiatives for the Jewish and urban communities, academic medicine and bioscience, and health policy. The foundation has an interactive annual report and has released statements on the childcare workforce and the pandemic's effect on Mt. Sinai. The foundation has elected a new board chair, Ira C. Kaplan, and appointed a new program officer, Rachel Oscar, to support its strategic agenda related to primary prevention, population health, and health policy. Sinai Health Care Foundation, founded in 1903, seeks to improve the health and well-being of the Jewish and general communities in Cleveland, OH, and for generations to come.

Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc. provides technology enhanced solutions that enable educators, clinicians, and parents to engage, communicate with, and educate individuals with autism and other communication disorders. It offers VizZle, a Web-based authoring tool that enables educators to create fun, interactive, and visually-supported curriculum customized to the needs of visual learners. Its VizZle enables teachers to use various pre-made lessons from the peer-reviewed shared library; and lessons created with flexible templates and various in-program or imported images, and audio and video clips to track improved outcomes by IEP goals or any state standard. The company was founded by Terence M. Murphy in 2005 and is headquartered in Beachwood, OH.