FOREsight is the product of over eight years of experience serving non-profit charter schools. From this work, we have learned that improving the educational outcomes for children also requires looking outside of the classroom to the community. With this in mind, through FOREsight, we now serve organizations that create social value. Recognition of our team by numerous highly-respected organizatio
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• In Sep 2014, Diversity Journal Magazine named our CFO a Woman Worth Watching.
• In Jun 2014, SmartCEO magazine named our CFO as Accountant of the Year.
• In Jun 2014, the Asian American Business Development Center named our CEO one of the 50 Outstanding Asian Americans in Business.
• In May 2014, SmartCEO magazine awarded our COO an Executive Management Award.
• In Nov 2013, the New York Chapter of the National Black MBA Association named our CEO Entrepreneur of the Year for his work providing educational opportunity for African-American students in New York City.
• In Nov 2012 and 2013, Crain’s NY Business named us one of the Best Places to Work in NYC.
• In Sep 2013, our COO was named a Woman Worth Watching by Diversity Journal magazine.
• In Aug 2013, Inc. magazine named us one of the fastest growing companies of 2013.
• In Aug 2013, we became a Certified B Corporation, one of over 1,100 organizations around the world using business to solve social and environmental problems.
• In Jun 2013, Crain’s NY Business named our Founder one of the Top Entrepreneurs of 2013.
• In Feb 2013, we graduated from the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program, which is a $500 million initiative to help small businesses grow and create more jobs.
• In Apr 2011, our CEO was named the Small Business Person of the Year for the New York district of the U.S. Small Business Administration.
• In Mar 2009, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce named us the Small Business of the Year for the Eastern region.
• Our team has presented countless trainings at conferences/seminars in NY, NJ, CO, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, LA, MA, MI, MN, OH, SC, TN and UT.
