.Net Technical Lead in Atlanta for Mindspan Systems, Inc.
- Minimum 7 years IT experience
- Strong ASP.Net, C#
- Strong with .NET concepts and framework components
- Experience on using MS SQL Server
- At least one reporting tool such as SQL Reporting, Crystal Reports
- Experience using Sharepoint portal and custom web parts
Please contact Anand Subramanian at anand@mindspaninc.com.
Monday, April 30, 2007
Tuesday, April 3, 2007
ASHA: Love, Honour and Disobey - May 20
Save the Date: Love, Honour, and Disobey on Sunday, May 20th
When: Sunday, May 20 at 5:00 p.m.
Where: Drexel Gateway Theater, 1550 North High Street
Cost: $5 including FREE popcorn and soda
RSVP to Subha Lembach, President, at slembach@msn.com or 614-327-9861
ASHA is honored to host a showing and discussion of this documentary about domestic violence in the South Asian community in England. In response to domestic violence in all forms, from physical abuse to forced marriages to honor killings, a small group of women banded together to, similar to ASHA, address domestic violence in the minority community and to build community awareness.
This powerful documentary presents a forceful analysis of the unique issues that domestic violence victims in the South Asian community face and includes an overview of the attitudinal shifts and cultural competency necessary to understand domestic violence within ethnic communities.
** Not a NetIP Event **
When: Sunday, May 20 at 5:00 p.m.
Where: Drexel Gateway Theater, 1550 North High Street
Cost: $5 including FREE popcorn and soda
RSVP to Subha Lembach, President, at slembach@msn.com or 614-327-9861
ASHA is honored to host a showing and discussion of this documentary about domestic violence in the South Asian community in England. In response to domestic violence in all forms, from physical abuse to forced marriages to honor killings, a small group of women banded together to, similar to ASHA, address domestic violence in the minority community and to build community awareness.
This powerful documentary presents a forceful analysis of the unique issues that domestic violence victims in the South Asian community face and includes an overview of the attitudinal shifts and cultural competency necessary to understand domestic violence within ethnic communities.
** Not a NetIP Event **
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