Where I Work

Place where I am working (Case # 1) The place where the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) was founded and people buy and sell shares. It began in May 1792 and is under the button tree of Wall Street. The idea of ​​24 men and the expansion of dreams are the reason I found a job today. I would like to share the interior of the New York Stock Exchange with you from an employee's point of view. On the New York Stock Exchange there is a division called Securities Industry Automation (SIAC), I am an online executive operator.

I was an academic neuroscience who originally worked in universities in the US and Canada. Later, I began working at biotechnology and a major pharmaceutical company. Where he worked for 15 years mainly for the discovery and development of drugs for Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and multiple sclerosis. I am in charge of Parkinson's research strategy and joint research with scientists from Merck Serono University in Switzerland and recently I was working on the creation of a startup specializing in the treatment of rare life-threatening neurological diseases. With years of experience at various stages of the drug discovery process, I am ready to implement British research strategies for Parkinson's disease.

About my multiple sclerosis, the "painful news" I gained about my Copaxone was finally resolved. I had to fill out the additional document and submit a copy of my 2017 1040 EZ and my BCBSTX insurance card. Then the next day I called the dragroom and confirmed that it was a different process from other joint payment help. For new aid, this is obviously a "manual" and "manual" process. It does not matter what this brings. When a pharmacy fills in my Copaxone prescription, what I used before is like a credit card or a debit card. I called on Tuesday and arranged an order for March to arrive on Wednesday. Ironically, I ordered it to arrive from the beginning. Let me join the March conference call in order for Copaxone to get more help from the entire episode as they need more help.

After moving to Seattle for a year, I moved to New York City. There, it was adopted as a team. Lifetime AIDS Alliance is the largest AIDS service organization in the northwest. After arriving in New York, I worked as a community organizer for a homosexual health crisis contract. These are departing from my work in youth development, but I am moved by the mission of these organizations, and I continue to have compassion, consideration, compassion about this work. Since then, I am a project director of CFY (now called Power My Learning). I work with the New York City Title I public high school to strengthen parent involvement by providing training and tools for parents to help their children participate in learning.

Why are you voting for me, Cindy Menz-Erb, Board of 3rd district school? I have worked in community organizations and non-profit organizations for over 20 years to strengthen communities and public schools.