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MMHA The Managers' Mentors, Inc., founded in 1974, is an international team of professionals dedicated to enhancing the total quality of organizations' results and the productivity of self-directed people. MMHA is recognized internationally as a leader in the application of criterion-referenced, job-specific performance systems and skills development, and implementation of facilitated mentoring process. MMHA is committed to excellence in delivered services, and to obtaining measured results through collaborative client and consultant efforts. People Helping People to Learn In everything we do, MMHA is committed to the idea that people learn best from others when the learning is relevant, timely, and focused. Photo from left Dr. Gary Low, Margo, Dr. Darwin Nelson At the 2007 Emotional Intelligence Learning Systems’ world conference in Kingsville, Texas, Margo Murray was recognized by Drs. Darwin Nelson and Gary Low, with the first ever award for Personal Excellence. The EI world conference drew participants from India, Bulgaria, Jamaica, the Philippines, and all the United States. Margo was the keynote speaker, and described her work with using facilitated mentoring as a strategy for positive societal change. Her speech included examples and results with mentoring processes to solve a labor shortage problem in the automotive industry, by preparing youth with the competencies to work in service jobs, as well as leadership development in reproductive health to tackle major societal issues of starvation, the spread of HIV/AIDS, maternal mortality, and infant mortality in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.   (at MMHA) "Korean Graduate students, , Kang Hyesung, Baek Jangmi, Seo Injae, and Jin Taejeong, of Sookmyung Women's University in Korea, met with Margo at MMHA recently. The students research objective is to adapt successful mentoring processes for youth in Korea," Click here to read about the Youth Gardian Project