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Rep. Langevin welcomes 5 new international companies looking to establish a presence in Rhode Island.
't Hof van Commerce Flip Kowlier (Filip Cauwelier), BZA (Buzze of Serge Buyse) en DJ 4T4 (Kristof Michiels)..
20 february 2012.
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Photo: Alex Vanhee.
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Crystal blue skies, 80 degree temperatures and the generous sponsorship and hosting provided by the luxurious Anita Dee II, a beautiful 90 ‘ private yacht, made for a perfect setting for the “connecting after work” event for Chicagoland Chamber members at the Executive level and above on Tuesday, September 15, 2009.
Copyright Austin Chamber of Commerce 2013
(left) Brook Watson, Samung
(right) Brendon Patterson, Silverado
Le restaurant Gibeau était situé sur la rue Lajeunesse, face au parc Ahuntsic. Annonce parue dans le journal La Presse, 11 avril 1969 (document de périodique fourni par Jean-François Plouffe).
Alec Soth, a Minnesota artist, in St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 24, 2015. In a conceptual online pop-up store called Intangibles, created by the Walker Art Center, Soth will be selling inexpensive photographs via Snapchat that disappear moments after they arrive. (Jenn Ackerman/The New York Times)
The Geneva Lake West Chamber of Commerce is a not for profit organization promoting businesses throughout the western shore of Geneva Lake. As a Chamber, one of our primary goals is to promote our area, specifically in the Villages of Fontana, Walworth, Williams Bay, and the Town of Zenda, which in turn benefits our members. To this end, we have sponsored a number of area events and have produced, distributed, and displayed various guide booklets and member brochures.
Our goal is dedicated to assisting local businesses to grow economically while maintaining the cultural beauty and civic welfare of the communities we serve. We have sponsored projects such as the Music in the Park Concerts, Fourth of July Fireworks, Candidates Forum, Citizens of the Year Awards, Taste of Geneva and other special events.
The Chamber invests a lot of time, effort and money into the local business community through the development and implementation of these programs. Our past success and continued growth would not be possible without the support of our local municipalities as well as corporate and private contributors.
CMAC Founder and President Keith R. Pillow, APR, MBA and friend/colleague Kevin Allen of AirWorks Solutions at the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce YPG casino night party.
Governor Hogan Speaks at the Commerce Staff Event by Patrick Siebert at 401 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21202
5/2014 - Commerce, CA
Another close up of that BNSF theater car on that geometry train we kept running into.
Councilman Derek S. Green (At-Large), Commerce Director Harold T. Epps, and the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia President and CEO Rob Wonderling — the three co-chairs of the Special Committee on Regulatory Review and Reform — announced on Friday, June 16, 2017 the business and policy leaders who also will offer their service in an effort to streamline the City’s regulatory environment and enhance Philadelphia’s economy.
The Special Committee is rounded out by Philadelphia business leaders who will serve as co-chairs of six subcommittees:
Saba Tedla, Owner, Booker’s Restaurant: Food & Hospitality Subcommittee Co-Chair
Luz Cardenas, Partner, Cardenas-Grant Communications: Professional Services Subcommittee Co-Chair
Marcus Iannozzi, Principal, Message Agency: Professional Services Subcommittee Co-Chair
Laurie Actman, COO, Penn Center for Innovation: Start-up Subcommittee Co-Chair
Chet Riddick, President & CEO, Alpha Enterprise Group: Manufacturing Subcommittee Co-Chair
Anuj Gupta, General Manager: Reading Terminal Market: Small Business Subcommittee Co-Chair
Michael Brown, CEO, Environmental Construction Services: Real Estate Subcommittee Co-Chair
More info: phlcouncil.com/philadelphia-business-policy-leaders-serve...
Photos: Jared Piper/PHLCouncil Fellow