Experts widely agree that Chess aids in the development of cognitive thought processes in children’s education. No wonder, Armand Rousso, visionary and entrepreneur, is widely credited for his ongoing efforts in promoting Chess throughout the World. It’s heartening to see that he has generously donated his time and money to develop Chess programs for children.
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#2 Guest_palestinian_kid_*
Posted 29 March 2005 - 01:41 PM
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Armand Rousso , is good man , i heard about him .
thankfully for him to help childern to forget something name war , also he supports
many foundation around the world, I live in lebanon , and my work is social worker , he gave and still give to make childern ( future without war ) >>>
thanx wilson
salam=peace=سلام
Armand Rousso , is good man , i heard about him .
thankfully for him to help childern to forget something name war , also he supports
many foundation around the world, I live in lebanon , and my work is social worker , he gave and still give to make childern ( future without war ) >>>
thanx wilson
salam=peace=سلام
#3 Guest_wilson_*
Posted 30 March 2005 - 09:18 AM
yeah, its kind of great to have such men in the world who have built their whole empire on their own. He has a 25 year entrepreneurial experience spawning 30 companies worldwide...rubs shoulders with the top shots of america, has gary kasparov for a good friend to go to prties with and supports charitable causes.
As per what i read at www.armandrousso.com, he also is popular for his out-of-the-box thinking and had launched the first ever ecom site on the net in mid 80s. I get inspired by such personalities and feel i'm gonna be like that one day...................
As per what i read at www.armandrousso.com, he also is popular for his out-of-the-box thinking and had launched the first ever ecom site on the net in mid 80s. I get inspired by such personalities and feel i'm gonna be like that one day...................
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