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IWH Companies manages operates and manages several companies that specialize in a variety of business sectors which include the wireless sector, retail food and distribution, real estate (Industrial, Office and Retail) and petroleum markets. Headquartered in Madison Heights, Michigan, IWH Companies is a collective of strategists, advisers and innovative thinkers committed to help entrepreneurs and leaders to grow and reinvent themselves.

The IWH Group is a UK company that works with SMEs, corporations, national and local government organisations. We enable our clients to win, deliver and thrive in complex environments. We bring leadership, accreditation, practical experience and guidance to winning, delivering and improving new business. We have long standing, sector-specific experience of large-scale procurement activities across the UK, Europe, the Middle East, North America and Africa. We understand UK government, NATO and UN procurement processes and have a track record of winning them. We provide access to a global network of experts which enables our clients to benefit from creativity, innovation, technology and best practice. We deliver results quickly, solve problems, advise, undertake projects and enable our clients to succeed in complex environments and highly regulated sectors.

The Institute for Work & Health (IWH) is a Canadian, independent, not-for-profit research organization. The Institute has been described as one of the top five occupational health and safety research centres in the world. At IWH, our goal is to protect and improve the health of working people by providing useful, relevant research. We conduct and share research with policy-makers, workers and workplaces, clinicians and health & safety professionals. Our research is driven by two broad goals. The first is to protect healthy workers by studying the prevention of work-related injury and illness. This type of research includes studies of workplace programs, prevention policies and the health of workers at a population level. The second is to improve the health and recovery of injured workers. We conduct research on treatment, return to work, disability prevention and management, and compensation policies.

The Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) – Member of the Leibniz Association was founded in 1992. With its three research departments – Macroeconomics, Financial Markets, and Structural Change –, the IWH conducts economic research and provides eco¬nomic policy recommendations, which are founded on evidence-based research. With the IWH’s guiding theme “From Transition to European Integration”, the institute’s research concentrates on the determinants of economic growth processes with a focus on efficient capital allocation in a national and European context. Particular areas of interest for the in¬stitute are macroeconomic dynamics and stability, microeconomic innovation processes, productivity and labour markets, the dynamics of structural adjustment processes, finan¬cial stability and growth and the role of financial markets for the real economy.