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  Nov. 10, 2010
 

Chamber Receives Political and Economic Update from U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Carlos Pascual

World Trade Week Education Committee hosts more than 100 local student to promote careers in international trade

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CHAMBER RECEIVES POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC UPDATE FROM U.S. AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO CARLOS PASCUAL. United States Ambassador to Mexico Carlos Pascual joined the Chamber and local business leaders for an economic and political briefing. Ambassador Pascual highlighted Mexico's record-high international reserves, as well as an increased competitiveness due to its desire to break through as one of the emerging economies. "One of the important things for both countries is to see how we can work together on security issues so that our economies can keep creating jobs … and so that security, and not insecurity defines our economic reality," said Pascual. Pictured above are, from left to right, L.A. Area Chamber Chair Matthew Toledo, Ambassador Carlos Pascual and Acting Consul General of Mexico Juan Carlos Mendoza. View full press release or contact Jasmin Sakai-Gonzalez, 213.580.7569.

 
 
 
 

World Trade Week Education Committee hosts more than 100 local high school students to promote careers in international trade
As part of the Chamber's World Trade Week Initiative, the Education Committee, led by Carol Rowen, founder of ITEP, hosted students from nearly 10 Southern California learning communities to highlight job and career opportunities in international trade last week. Students were briefed on cultural and diplomacy issues, as well as practical job interview skills and free resources available to them. Above, 2011 WTW Chair Mario Cordero, Commissioner of the Port of Long Beach, addresses students. Learn more about World Trade Week, or if interested in joining the committee, contact Jasmin Sakai-Gonzalez, 213.580.7569.

Member News:
United and Continental Airlines announced new flights to complement the extensive route network to Mexico by launching daily nonstop service between Los Angeles International Airport and Leon/Guanajuato, Mexico beginning Nov. 1.  “The new flights complement our industry-leading service to Mexico,” said Jim Compton, executive vice president and chief revenue officer of United Continental Holdings, Inc. “With our expanded global network, we are focusing on linking together our key markets to improve travel options for our customers.” For more information, contact Francisco Figueroa, 626.358.1365.

 

Learn more about the Chamber's Global Initiatives events or contact Global Initiatives Manager Jasmin Sakai-Gonzalez, 213.580.7569.

 
 
   
 

Global Initiatives Council Meeting, Nov. 17
Join the Chamber’s for the last Global Initiatives Council meeting of the year on Wednesday, Nov. 17, 9-10:30 a.m., to hear from Dr. Ira Kalish, director of global economics at Deloitte Research, as he examines the global economic environment and offers his view on what to expect in 2011 and beyond.  Kalish will explain why a double dip is not in the cards for the US, why the euro will survive, and why the big emerging markets will play the primary role in fueling a global recovery.  Register now or contact Jasmin Sakai-Gonzalez, 213.580.7569.

 

 
   
 
 
 

Fourth Annual Americas Competitiveness Forum (ACF), Nov. 14-16
Where: Atlanta, Georgia
Register now, email or call 1-404-446-4174

VITA Presents: The European Economy: Today's Challenges and Opportunities, Nov. 17
Where: Valley Economic Alliance Building, Sherman Oaks
Register now.

Career Day 2010, Nov. 18
Where: San Pedro High School, San Pedro
Register:
Paola Santana, 213.580.7553

Infrastructure Philippines, Nov. 18-19
Where: Manila Marriott Hotel, Philippines
Register now

Indonesia- U.S. Business Network: Opportunities & Challenges from Young Entrepreneur’s Perspective, Nov. 26
Where: Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia, Los Register
: [email protected] or 213.383.5126, ext. 21

Business Mission to Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Nov. 28- Dec. 5
Register: Teresa
, 213.622.3194, ext. 212

ITAR Export Compliance Training, Dec. 6
Where: El Camino College CITD Center, Hawthorne
Register: Darling Garcia, 310.973.3148 or
[email protected].

"WITmas in MEXICO" Annual Holiday Celebration and Charity Benefit, Dec. 8
Where: Acapulco Mexican Restaurant y Cantina, San Pedro
Register: www.wit-la.org, [email protected]
or 800-514-6407

3rd Annual Career Fair, Dec. 10
Where: International Studies Learning Center
Register: Paola Santana
, 213.580.7553

 

To submit an event, contact Global Initiatives Manager Jasmin Sakai-Gonzalez, 213.580.7569 or [email protected].

 
 
 
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