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Collaboration with Safety Operating Systems Broadens Access to Emergency Preparedness Resources and Services

ROCKVILLE, MD, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Nimbl, business aviation’s most widely used manuals and safety management platform, announces its partnership with Captain John Cox’s Safety Operating Systems (SOS), reinforcing its commitment to advancing safety and delivering essential support to operators worldwide.

Through the new partnership, Nimbl expands access to professional aviation emergency preparedness and response services for its clients. SOS, founded by Captain John Cox, delivers a subscription-based Emergency Response Plan (ERP) program designed to help operators effectively manage incidents. The program, available for Nimbl clients, offers around-the-clock expert support and hands-on training, including onsite drills, real-time emergency guidance, and access to experienced aviation safety professionals during critical events. As part of the partnership, Nimbl clients will receive an exclusive 10% discount on SOS’s services.

“Safety Operating Systems is renowned and respected for their dedication to global air safety. Their services perfectly align with Nimbl’s mission to make operators better and safer,” said Clément Meersseman, VP, Strategic Partnerships, Nimbl. “Partnering with Captain Cox’s group further supports Nimbl in delivering preparedness training, risk management resources, and safety tools, which operators rely on every day.”

The new partnership reflects Nimbl’s broader mission to empower operators from top to bottom with resources that support smarter decision-making, stronger crisis response, and safer daily operations. “In the ongoing quest to make aviation safer,” said Captain John Cox, “having right training, tools, and experts can make a major difference. Our partnership with Nimbl helps operators have all of those.”

Nimbl will host a joint educational Emergency Response Planning seminar with Captain John Cox at the SCAA Safety Standdown in Carlsbad on May 28, 2026.

For more information about these partnerships or to access exclusive client benefits, visit www.gonimbl.com.

About Nimbl: Nimbl is the only solution that combines SMS, procedures manuals, and compliance support to operators providing continuous self-improvement. Formerly known as AviationManuals, Nimbl began its history in 1996 with International Operations Procedures Manuals and supports over 4,700 operators worldwide, reviewing over 55,000 flights annually. Headquartered in the Washington, D.C. metro area, Nimbl’s guiding principle is to provide the tools flight departments and FBOs need to keep making their operations better and safer.

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As Gaga Ball becomes a staple in schools and youth programs nationwide, SRG provides a durable, splinter-free alternative to traditional wooden pits.

MINNEAPOLIS, MN, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Sport Resource Group (SRG), a pioneer in modular athletic boundary systems, is addressing the explosive growth of Gaga Ball by providing high-quality, commercial-grade gaga ball pits designed for longevity and safety. As the sport moves beyond its traditional summer camp roots to become a fixture in schools, parks, YMCAs, and youth programs, the demand for infrastructure that can withstand heavy use and the elements has never been higher.

Gaga Ball: The Rise of the “Playground Equalizer”

Gaga Ball has earned a reputation as the “playground equalizer” because it allows youth of all athletic abilities to compete on a level playing field. Unlike traditional sports that may require years of specialized training, Gaga Ball’s simple rules, striking a soft foam ball to hit opponents below the knee, enable students to jump into the action within seconds. This inclusivity fosters immediate confidence and encourages physical activity among children who might otherwise feel sidelined during recess or PE classes.

Today, gaga ball is prevalent in a wide array of settings, from urban YMCAs to sprawling summer camps and municipal parks. Its fast-paced, high-energy nature keeps entire classrooms engaged, as rounds turnover quickly, allowing eliminated players to return to the game in minutes.

The Pitfalls of DIY Wood Gaga Ball Pits: Moving Beyond Splinters

While many organizations initially attempt to build their own Gaga pits using wood, these DIY solutions often present significant long-term challenges. Traditional wooden pits are prone to splintering, which creates a safety hazard for children who frequently lean on or strike the walls during intense play. Furthermore, wood is susceptible to warping, rot, and fungal growth when exposed to the elements, often requiring annual staining and eventual replacement after only a few seasons.

Sport Resource Group was a pioneer in moving the industry toward professional-grade alternatives. SRG’s Gaga Ball pits are manufactured from high-density, rotational-molded plastic that is specifically engineered to be four-season element-proof. Unlike wood, these panels will not decay, rust, or splinter, providing a safe, professional-looking environment that lasts for decades. They offer colors to match specific youth programs or school sports teams, if desired. The modular design allows for easy setup and take-down, making them ideal for facilities that need to move the pit indoors for winter or store it away for special events.

Gaga Ball Success Spotlight: Sigsbee Charter School

The benefits of a professional gaga ball pit system are clearly demonstrated by the experience of Sigsbee Charter School in Key West, Florida. After an extensive search to find the best option for their students, the school partnered with SRG to move away from substandard alternatives.

“The quality of both gaga ball pits has exceeded our expectations,” says Joe Giusti of Sigsbee Charter School. “They are durable, visually appealing, and have quickly become some of the most popular features on our playground”.

To ensure every student could participate, SRG worked with the school to design a custom 36 ft x 36 ft extra-large pit featuring a unique combination of green and natural white panels. The system arrived ready to assemble with all necessary components, including customized door latches. “Our students absolutely love them,” Giusti added.

A Commitment to National Youth Fitness

Sport Resource Group’s president, Chris Guertin, emphasizes that providing high-quality equipment is about more than just durability—it’s about supporting the growth and self-assurance of the next generation.

“We are seeing a massive shift as schools and camps realize that a Gaga pit is one of the most cost-effective ways to get kids moving,” says Chris Guertin, President of Sport Resource Group. “By shipping our commercial-grade, modular gaga ball pit systems nationwide, we are helping organizations avoid the constant maintenance of wooden structures. Our goal is to provide a safe, high-performance space where every child feels empowered to play. When kids aren’t worried about splinters or unstable walls, they can focus entirely on the game, building the coordination and confidence that will serve them for years to come.”

About Sport Resource Group

Sport Resource Group is a leader in high-quality sports boundary systems and athletic equipment for Gaga Ball, Futsal, indoor soccer, box lacrosse, hockey, and more. Based in Minneapolis, SRG is a pioneer in the industry, offering modular, USA-made solutions that are ADA-compliant and built for high-use environments. For more information on Gaga Ball pit options, visit their website.

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Free report analyzes buyers, sellers, projects, portfolios, and deal pricing across commercial & industrial, community solar, and small utility segments.

ATHENS, OH, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Conductor Solar, an advisory and intelligence platform for distributed generation (DG) project funding and acquisitions, today announced the release of a new report analyzing DG project M&A activity in 2025.

Conductor’s platform combines detailed, standardized project inputs from sellers with structured, apples-to-apples bids from qualified buyers, creating one of the most comprehensive datasets available for DG deal activity. The report examines the buyer and seller landscape, projects and portfolios brought to market, and bid dynamics across the C&I, community solar, and small utility segments.

In 2025, sellers identified projects in 46 states and surfaced $2.2B in investment opportunities for buyers across new and operating assets. Key findings include:

◼ Deal sizes $5M – $50M were most common, especially in community solar and small utility
◼ Development fees averaged above $0.50/Wdc in all segments, with meaningful geographic variation
◼ Bid spreads averaged above $0.30/Wdc across all segments and system sizes
◼ Federal policy context impacted deal timing, pricing, and market activity throughout the year

“DG M&A is still a fragmented, opaque market. But deals don’t move without reliable data, qualified buyers, and a process that produces comparable bids. That’s what we’ve built. We regularly share targeted insight with our best customers, and this report brings a broader slice of the market into view.” – Marc Palmer, CEO

2025 was a unique year for the renewable energy industry, with both the news cycle and deal cycle shaped by federal policy changes. After a pause, buyers and sellers rushed to squeeze a year’s worth of DG project M&A into a few short months. A push to safe harbor projects for expiring tax credits also contributed to increased activity in the second half of the year.

“As volumes on our platform grow, we can share sharper segmentation and more precise benchmarks. This is the first time we’ve split out C&I, community solar, and small utility. And the differences are real: who sells, how portfolios get packaged, and where pricing clears. In an opaque market, we’re making it legible.” – Aaron James, COO

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CAMBRIDGE, MA, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Indigenous Peoples’ rights organization, Cultural Survival, today announced the release of its annual “In Memoriam” report, documenting the harrowing murders of 46 Indigenous land and rights defenders across Latin America in 2025. The report underscores the persistent and systemic crisis facing Indigenous Peoples, who are disproportionately targeted for their essential work in stewarding and protecting vital ecosystems and territories.

Latin America remains the world’s most dangerous region for land defense, accounting for 82% of global cases of attacks on environmental defenders. Indigenous protectors face a double threat: defending rights and the environment, and being Indigenous, with 33% of all murdered defenders in 2024 being Indigenous. The “In Memoriam” highlights that the vast majority of attacks—over 95%—are rooted in the defense of lands and territories from extractive industries.

Key Points Highlighted:

• Sectors of Conflict: Mining ranks first among the sectors with the highest number of murders, followed by logging and agribusiness. These industries frequently encroach upon Indigenous territories due to their wealth of natural resources.

• Impunity Reigns: The killings as the “tip of the iceberg.” In some Latin American countries, the overall impunity rate can be 90% or higher, a figure that is often surpassed when it comes to crimes against Indigenous defenders, as authorities tend not to conduct thorough investigations.

• Emerging Trends: The report highlights worrying new patterns, including the targeting of Indigenous defenders involved in international advocacy and a pattern of false accusations—such as terrorism—used to criminalize their land defense work.

• Case Spotlights: The report includes profiles of murdered defenders across the region, including the murder of Vicente Fernandes Vilhalva (Guaraní-Kaiowá) in Brazil by agricultural militias following a territorial reclamation, the assassination of Francisco Marupa (Leco) in Bolivia for his opposition to illegal mining in Madidi National Park, and multiple killings in Colombia—the country with the highest number of murders globally—such as traditional doctor Jose Albeiro Liz Muchicon (Nasa) and youth leader James Tomás Guanga Quelal (Awá).

“The loss of 46 Indigenous defenders in a single year is a profound tragedy that affects us all,” stated Alicia Moncada (Wayuu), Cultural Survival Director of Advocacy and Communications. “These individuals were the protectors of our planet, holding invaluable knowledge about how to safeguard our ecosystems. Their murders are not isolated incidents but a systemic crisis intended to intimidate and close civic space. We publish this report to honor their lives, their work, and what they stood for. Cultural Survival is committed to uplifting Indigenous voices and continuing our work for justice alongside the affected communities.”

Cultural Survival compiled these cases from media reports, communities, and partner organizations, with the goal of making all names and legacies of defenders known, regardless of media coverage, and to work for justice for those affected.

The report calls on national governments and the international community to take decisive action to uphold the existing legal frameworks, such as the Escazú Agreement, to ensure the effective protection of human rights and land defenders and to combat the pervasive impunity that enables these crimes.

About Cultural Survival
Cultural Survival (CS) is an Indigenous-led NGO and U.S.-registered non-profit that advocates for Indigenous Peoples’ rights and supports Indigenous communities’ self-determination, cultures, and political resilience since 1972. For over 53 years, Cultural Survival has partnered with Indigenous communities to advance Indigenous Peoples’ rights and cultures worldwide. CS envisions a future that respects and honors Indigenous Peoples’ inherent rights and dynamic cultures, deeply and richly interwoven in lands, languages, spiritual traditions, and artistic expression, rooted in self-determination and self-governance. The core of Cultural Survival’s efforts rests on the principles of supporting, amplifying efforts, and raising awareness of self-determination for Indigenous communities. To learn more, visit www.cs.org

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Daniela Varela to Chair the Board, Joined by Global Creative and Executive Leaders Damasia Merbilhaa and Lenore Moritz

NEW YORK, IL, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The New York Festivals (NYF) Lady Liberty Leadership Program, an initiative designed to empower women in creativity through mentorship, learning, and meaningful connections in the heart of New York City announces the appointment of its inaugural Advisory Board.

Chairing the board is Daniela Varela, Group Creative Director at Weber Shandwick, joined by Damasia Merbilhaa, Global Head of Agency Partners, Omnicom Advertising, and Lenore Moritz, founder of momentum, a leadership coaching firm focused on helping executives navigate complex challenges and career aspirations.

“The creative industry loses too much brilliant female talent simply because life happens. It’s time we fix that pipeline. These critical career transitions are often the loneliest. With Lady Liberty, we are making a promise: whether you are starting out, leading the room, or returning to the fold, you won’t have to navigate it alone. We have a platform, together with a friendly face, just for you. It’s an absolute honor to lead this charge.”—Daniela Varela, Group Creative Director, Weber Shandwick

Launched in 2025, Lady Liberty Leadership Program provides women in creativity with the spotlight they deserve, a spotlight only New York can shine, and New York Festivals is uniquely positioned to celebrate.

Following a successful launch year that included a full-day, symposium kickoff event, NYF is expanding Lady Liberty with programming designed to support women across the full arc of their creative careers.

In 2026, Lady Liberty will delve into three core pillars: supporting emerging talent breaking into the industry, mentoring mid-to senior-level women stepping into leadership, and creating pathways for women re-entering the industry after maternity leave or layoffs.

These pillars come to life across the program’s three career-stage tracks:

• Breaking In: Global online interviews and portfolio reviews.
• Leadership: Live talks, panels, and speed mentoring in New York City.
• Re-entering: Dinners and executive panels designed to support women returning to the industry.

Lady Liberty is not just giving women a platform, it is building the support system to keep them on it, at every stage of their careers.

“These incredible leaders bring insight, experience, and passion that will help us grow Lady Liberty beyond celebrating talent to actively supporting women throughout their careers,” said Jennifer Vizina, Executive Director, NYF Health Awards. “With their guidance, we can ensure that women have the mentorship, opportunities, and community they need to thrive in the creative industry.”

For more information on NYF’s Lady Liberty Leadership Program, visit: HERE. To learn more and receive updates on upcoming events, sign up with your email and join our community of women in creativity: ladyliberty@newyorkfestivals.com.

Since 1957, New York Festivals has set the benchmark for honoring creative content in all forms. Today, we continue this legacy by celebrating the most exceptional advertising, television, and radio programming from around the world. We honor the work by presenting it to elite international creatives who use the NYF lens to judge it.

About New York Festivals: New York Festivals^® Celebrating the World’s Best Work since 1957

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Entries to each of the competitions are judged around the world by panels of peers in their respective industries. For more information, go to www.newyorkfestivals.com.

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The new, Class A facility brings premium, convenient, and secure self-storage to the high-traffic corridor near The Rim shopping center in San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, TX, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — DXD Capital, in partnership with Olympus Ventures LLC, is pleased to announce the groundbreaking of DXD – La Cantera, a 117,687 sq. ft. Class A self storage facility located at 19130 Talavera Ridge in San Antonio, Texas. The three-level facility will deliver 87,425 net rentable square feet across 916 climate-controlled units, averaging 95 sq. ft. per unit. Construction is being led by CAPCO General Contracting and is scheduled to begin in March 2026, with units available to rent in Spring 2027.

The new site is strategically positioned just off I-10, approximately 1 mile north of The Rim, the most-visited shopping center in Texas, with nearly 16 million annual visits. The new storage facility will also provide seasonal storage solutions for the nearly 36,000 students attending the University of Texas at San Antonio. This facility has been uniquely designed to capitalize on the site’s topography, incorporating three levels of ground-floor loading. This configuration ensures every unit has premium ground-level access, enhancing customer convenience.

“This site checks every box we look for,” said Tyler McKee, Development Director at DXD Capital. “Strong residential density, high retail traffic, and thriving demographics make this pocket of La Cantera one of the most compelling demand corridors in the market, and our proprietary analytics reinforced that conviction.”

Extra Space Storage will manage the property and currently manages 89% of DXD’s operating portfolio and future pipeline. Extra Space operates more than 41 million net rentable square feet across Texas.

DXD continues to expand its footprint across the Texas Triangle, with active developments in San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas. The La Cantera project reflects the firm’s disciplined approach to identifying supply-constrained submarkets, leveraging proprietary data tools, and delivering institutional-grade assets positioned for long-term performance.

About DXD Capital
DXD Capital is a data-driven real estate private equity firm solely focused on the self storage sector. Since its inception, the firm has invested in 35 ground-up developments and one seven-facility portfolio acquisition across the United States. Leveraging proprietary analytics and deep market expertise, DXD Capital identifies and executes unique self storage investments designed to deliver strong risk-adjusted returns for its partners.

About Olympus Ventures
Olympus Ventures LLC is a Minnesota limited liability company that serves as the family office and private investment company of Richard M. Schulze, the founder of Best Buy. Olympus provides office support for the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, which supports organizations operating in the areas of human and social services, education, health and medicine, and entrepreneurship.

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INTENNSE and Inspiring Children Foundation Announce Landmark Mental Health Alliance

ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — INTENNSE today announced an alliance with the Inspiring Children Foundation (ICF), which will serve as the exclusive league-level charity for INTENNSE. Through this alliance, INTENNSE will integrate ICF’s best-in-class mental health tools and curriculum into the fabric of the league.

Tennis is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful, disciplined, and storied sports in the world, yet it has also long been among the most isolating. Athletes are often expected to train, compete, and travel alone, carrying significant emotional pressure and burden without consistent, structured support, and this isolation has been normalized for generations even as its mental and emotional consequences have become impossible to ignore.

INTENNSE is challenging that legacy by building a league structure that reminds players and families, at every level, that they are not alone and that authentically connecting to oneself and others is not a weakness but a performance advantage.

INTENNSE is the first professional tennis league built from the ground up to put the athlete first, to embed emotional and mental health into the league’s architecture, business model, and community experience rather than treating mental health as an add-on or afterthought.

“INTENNSE’s approach spans generations and levels of play, bringing together adults, seniors, juniors, recreational players, league competitors, and elite professionals in a shared community grounded in well‑being and belonging” said INTENNSE Chief Executive Officer Charles Allen. “The mental and emotional challenges in tennis have been hiding in plain sight for decades, and we believe it’s time for a different model. Working together with the Inspiring Children Foundation, we are building a league where emotional and mental health are on the court, in the locker room, and in the stands, where no player, coach, or family ever has to feel like they are carrying the weight of the sport alone.

Together, we want every person who experiences INTENNSE to feel seen, supported, and reminded that their whole life, not just their forehand, matters.”

The partnership with the Inspiring Children Foundation is a natural extension of this vision. For more than 25 years, ICF has developed and refined tennis-specific mental health tools, curriculum, and programming, grounded in its 10 Pillars of Healing, Growth, and High-Performance Living. Originally developed in elite training and travel environments, and then honed through decades of real world application with at-risk youth and athletes, these pillars now sit at the heart of the alliance with INTENNSE.

“INTENNSE is aligning professional tennis with something we have seen to be true for more than two decades – that when you prioritize a person’s inner life with the same intention as their outer performance, everything changes,” said Ryan Wolfington, Founder of the Inspiring Children Foundation. “By bringing our 10 Pillars and the Not Alone Program into the ecosystem of a professional league, we are helping to normalize seeking support, build emotional resilience, and create a culture where players are celebrated not just for how they compete, but for how they grow as people.”

Through this partnership, INTENNSE is integrating the Inspiring Children Foundation’s Not Alone Program across the league, ensuring that emotional and mental health support reaches players, coaches, staff, and the broader community. The Not Alone Program includes the: Not Alone Challenge, Not Alone Summit, Not Alone Awards, and the Not Alone Curriculum & Mental Health Toolkit (a comprehensive suite of tools and resources designed to foster healing, growth, and connection). By embedding these programs into league operations, INTENNSE is emphasizing that support should not be something players and families have to search for, it will be present wherever and however anyone participates in the ecosystem.

This vision is powered by a uniquely diverse and experienced leadership group that includes lived experience experts, former professional players, teaching pros, league competitors, recreational players, junior athletes, junior parents, thought leaders, governance experts, and entertainment innovators.

From decades of experience in tennis and in human development, it has become clear to ICF and the staff at INTENNSE that when well‑being comes first, players tend to stay with sports longer, engage more deeply, strengthen their sense of identity, and achieve more sustainable performance. Together, INTENNSE and the Inspiring Children Foundation are creating an environment where athletes are supported in getting their inner life right with the same intention as their outside performance, fully embracing a Whole Human approach to development.

With the 2026 INTENNSE season set to begin on June 5, the Inspiring Children Foundation’s tools will be actively present on the court and throughout the community.

INTENNSE’s 2026 season will run through Championship Weekend, August 2, 2026. For more information visit: www.intennse.com.
Season ticket deposits for 2026 are now being accepted at INTENNSE Tickets.

For partnership information, contact Kevin at Kevin@intennse.com.

About INTENNSE:
INTENNSE is a fast-paced, team-based format designed to elevate both player performance and fan engagement. Featuring simplified scoring, nonstop action, and an immersive environment, INTENNSE is bringing new energy and a new narrative to the sport of tennis. The league enters the 2026 season with 10-teams all based out of Assembly Studios in Atlanta, GA. Learn more at www.intennse.com.

About Inspiring Children Foundation
The Inspiring Children Foundation has transformed the lives of at-risk youth for over 25 years with a whole human approach to physical, social, emotional & mental health.
The program arms at-risk youth with everything they need to be physically, emotionally and mentally healthy in a fun and inspirational way, both online and in person. This ecosystem of excellence includes: emotional intelligence, mindfulness/meditation, group counseling, mentoring, leadership development, entrepreneurship skills, nutrition, wellness, tennis, sleep science, and academics. ICF serves millions online, thousands in-person, and hundreds in its award-winning Leadership Program where 95% of students earn college scholarships and 98% have reported remission from anxiety, depression & suicidal ideation. ICF’s best-in-class curriculum is being implemented in schools, nonprofits, corporations, and athletic programs worldwide. Learn more by visiting InspiringChildren.org

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BRIDGEWATER, NJ, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — New Frontier Group, a marketing and sales firm dedicated to community engagement and charitable impact, proudly attended the Safari Soirée Ladies Night Out hosted by the Megan Rose Bradley Foundation. The themed fundraising event brought together local businesses, community leaders, supporters, family and friends for an evening dedicated to raising awareness and funds for pediatric brain cancer research.

Held in a lively safari-inspired setting, the event featured themed décor, raffles, community networking, and opportunities for attendees to learn more about the mission of the foundation. The Megan Rose Bradley Foundation works tirelessly to support families affected by pediatric brain cancer while also funding critical research initiatives aimed at improving treatments and outcomes for children facing this devastating diagnosis.

Members of the New Frontier Group team attended the event to show their support for the foundation’s mission and to connect with other community organizations committed to making a meaningful difference.

“Supporting causes that impact families in our community is incredibly important to us especially with the relationship we have built with the foundation,” said Kimberly Ponce, Recruitment and Administrative Coordinator at New Frontier Group. “The work being done by the Megan Rose Bradley Foundation is truly inspiring. We’re honored to participate in events like Ladies Night Out that bring people together to raise awareness and provide hope for children and families affected by pediatric brain cancer.”

The Safari Soirée theme added an energetic and celebratory atmosphere to the evening while keeping the focus on a powerful cause. Through community events like this, the foundation continues to build support for life-saving research and family assistance programs.

New Frontier Group remains committed to giving back and supporting organizations that create positive change both locally and nationally.

For more information about the Megan Rose Bradley Foundation and ways to support pediatric brain cancer research, please visit their official website.

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