successBC and the Evolutiner Club are supporting the DKMS - German Bone Marrow Donor Center

Edinburgh, 20th of June 2006

successBC and the Evolutiner Club are supporting from now the DKMS - German Bone Marrow Donor Center with 10 EURO of the yearly membership fees from each member of successBC and the Evolutiner Club .

With this project, successBC and the Evolutiner Club are following one of their major goals and aims to support Charity Projects arround the world..

DKMS - German Bone Marrow Donor Center

There's nothing more inspiring in life than having goals. When DKMS was founded in Germany, our aim was to recruit as many people as possible to our cause in order to give more leukemia patients a new chance to live. We have achieved a lot since then: in early 1991, there were only approximately 3,000 voluntary potential bone marrow donors in Germany. Following the foundation of DKMS in the same year, more than 68,000 donors were registered.

Within just five years, DKMS was the world's largest bone marrow donor center. Today, DKMS counts more than 1.3 million donors.

What is even more important than these figures is the willingness of each registered donor to help. It is the courage and commitment of each individual that count in the battle against leukemia and without which the DKMS would not be where it is today.

Despite our past successes, there is still a lot of work to do. Our latest goal is to reach the 2 million mark to give us a chance to save even more lives of people who suffer from leukemia, giving them a chance to achieve their own goals. Because that is how we measure true success.

We look forward to helping connect DKMS donors with patients in need, wherever they may live.

Learn more about DKMS (http://www.dkms.de) and their pioneering work to build the largest donor database in the world.


Who is successBC?

Creating real value through networking

In contrast to other major virtual networks, sheer size is not the goal of successBC - but creating a trusted network for people who are interested in professional business networking, rather than harvesting contacts and just wasting their and also your own time.

successBC therefore represents the next generation of networking: doing networking not for the sake of its own, but seeing it as a means to foster business deals amongst a network of quality people.

successBC is

- an active, trusted business network
- of quality contacts only
- that are looking out for serious business deals
- to create real value.

Please have a look to some testimonials what members are saying about successBC.


Who are the Evolutiner?

Evolutiner – that sounds somehow mysterious, somehow powerful, somehow like a secret society from a past century.

The anwer: well…yes and no!

NO: The Evolutiner Club is certainly no relict of the past, but is quite likely to become one of the most influential networks of the 21st century.

YES: The Evolutiner Club is a little bit mysterious for outsiders, and it is powerful. You cannot buy your membership, you can only apply. And you have to have an excellent background to be accepted by the Evolutiner's board of directors.

It is a closed network, consisting of high-level individuals only.

The Members

The members which are represented world-wide are members of executive commitees, managing directors of interesting internationally operating companies as well as wealthy private people and representatives of the different governments.

The Goals

Some of the Evolutiner Club's goals are:

the assignment of scholarships
the support of research projects at universities
the support of charity projects
the economic co-operation of the members
the use of the common network of the members
the optimization of economic decision-makting processes
the execution of meetings for the members
the execution of an annual reception for the members
etc.

The Evolutiner Club & successBC
Markus Römmen
Bergweg 2
D-85296 Rohrbach
Phone: 49 8442 9592 969
Mobil: 49 170 549 3544
Mail: markus.roemmen@evolutiner.org
www.evolutiner.org
www.successbc.com

This release was published on openPR.