 Peter Parts Electronics is proud to contribute in some small ways to a better quality of life in our Rochester, New York community. Some of our current efforts are: Camp Good Days and Special Times Camp Good Days and Special Times, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides a camping experience and more for children and adults facing the toughest challenges of life. Children touched by cancer, and other life challenges, gather at Camp Good Days’ Recreational Facility located on the shores of Keuka Lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region to spark new smiles, re-kindle friendships and enjoy a week where they can simply be kids. The weekend camping programs for men and women with cancer become a place where old bonds are strengthened and new ones created. It is a place where smiles are the norm and hugs mandatory, a place where visions are born and dreams discovered, a place where courage knows no boundaries. It is Camp Good Days and Special Times. For more information, please visit www.campgooddays.org  Finger Lakes International Wine Competition Peter Parts Electronics is the proud sponsor of the Finger Lakes International Wine Competition, held every spring in Rochester. All net proceeds from this event go to Camp Good Days and Special Times. This gala event features vintners, oenophiles (wine lovers) and a diverse and highly skilled group of wine judges from all over the world in two days of tasting, talking, judging and learning more about wine. It has become one of the largest wine judging events that benefits a charity in North America! If you have an interest in wine, or would like to support an organization that has helped thousands of kids with cancer enjoy a more normal life, join us at the Finger Lakes International Wine Competition, enjoy a couple of days of great fun, and contribute to an organization that’s doing a little good in our world. For more information, please visit www.fliwc.com  The Executive MBA program at Rochester Institute of Technology Peter Parts is a graduate of the Executive MBA program at RIT. This two-year Executive-based program is designed to develop future leaders and general managers in organizations serious about improving customer satisfaction, product quality, and organizational success. Using practical approaches to improving business results and increasing personal productivity, participants in the program work in teams, studying a curriculum that focuses on developing management and leadership skills. The program is structured in an interactive fashion, and the emphasis is on cross-functional integration. The topics covered are those taught in the traditional MBA program. Peter is not only a graduate of this highly rated program; he is also on its Board of Advisers. Peter and the company regularly participate in the program, including sponsoring the annual “Sharpen The Saw” day. For more info on the program, visit the RIT website at www.ritemba.com. |