The World Training Institute that Sullivan established was accredited by the State Accounting Board of New York and the State Accounting Board of New Jersey to provide low-cost Continuing Professional Education programs to auditors and accountants in other not for profit organizations.
The World Training Institute remains independent from sponsors and funds its work through its programs. As a result of our efforts, we provide affordable training and products as well as objective consultation for other non-profit organizations. In collaboration with Multitech, Inc., a telecommunications engineering firm located in the galleria, on 57th Street in mid-town Manhattan, the World Training Institute began serving the not for profit community in 1995.
Multitech, featuring world-class engineers in telecommunications and fiber optics technology, was one of the first firms dedicated to transforming the Manhattan business infrastructure by installing 100% fiber-optic cable for intranet, and later, internet use. Mike Maloney, a Multitech founder, was instrumental in converting the New York Daily News organization to its current state of the art telecommunications network. In the galleria, the daily business of implementing cutting-edge digital technology brought together world-class experts with skills ranging from forensic auditing to secured telecommunications.
Multitech: 36-seat video-conferencing studio - 11th Floor of the galleria
The subject-matter experts in the World Training Institute complemented the work of Multitech and regularly exchanged consulting services and expertise.
After the untimely deaths of several key members in both organizations, the World Training Institute was compelled to reorganize its Board of Directors, while adding to its team of trainers and consultants.
Today, the World Training Institute continues to provide training and consultation with a center in New Jersey and an office in New York to serve our clients. Our Interim Chair, John Ernst is helping manage our reorganization, while continuing to raise funds for The ALS Association, the only national non-profit voluntary health organization dedicated solely to the fight against ALS, perhaps better known as Lou Gehrig disease.
Currently, we are developing initiatives ranging from training in international marketing communications to software engineering, by promoting the efficiency of the internet. Our fund-raising efforts recently helped the Orthodox Palestine Society, affiliated with the Russian Orthodox Church in the United States, raise over three hundred thousand dollars to help maintain the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
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