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| MAIB International Trade News Bulletin
Items of Interest to the International Business
Community
March
15, 2007 MAIB Home
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In
This Issue
-- INTERNATIONAL TRADE AWARDS--Nominate a Favorite
Company
-- EVENT: Mar. 16, Fri.--Prime Minister of France on
"The US & Europe: How can we Face the
Changing World Order," 4:00pm, Kennedy School
Forum, Harvard University, 4:00pm, Cambridge
-- EVENT: Mar. 21, Wed.--Economic Minister from the
Germany Embassy in Wash DC, 6:00pm, Boston
-- WEBCAST: Mar. 21, Wed.--"Running a Global
Manufacturing & Distribution Business," 2pm
-- EVENT: Mar. 28, Wed.--New England-Canada Business
Council Breakfast, 8:15am, Boston
-- EVENT: Mar. 28, Wed.--Darfur in the Context of
Sudan's Wars, Noon, Boston
-- EVENT: Mar. 29, Thurs.--Ambassador of Pakistan to
US, 11:45am, Boston
-- EVENT: April 2, Mon.--"Mexico & Brazil:
Outlook for Mass. Exporters", 8:15am, Boston
-- CONFERENCE: Apr. 11-13--CONECT's NE TRADE &
TRANSPORTATION CONFERENCE, Rhode Island
-- NOTE TO OUR READERS
It's
not too late to nominate a company--yours, or one you
admire--for an International Trade Achievement Award
from the Mass. Alliance for International Business.
DEADLINE EXTENDED to FRIDAY, MARCH 23. See details
below.
INTERNATIONAL
TRADE AWARDS--Nominate a Favorite Company
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Don't
wait--nominate a noteworthy company today for an
International Achievement Award from The Mass. Alliance
for International Business (MAIB). Winners will receive
recognition and their award on the dais at the annual
meeting of Associated Industries of Mass. (A.I.M.) on
May 11, with Governor Deval Patrick as Keynote Speaker.
Nomination forms, due Fri. March 23 (EXTENDED DEADLINE)
are available at the website below or by contacting
Kristen Rupert at 617- 262-1180 or krupert@aimnet.org.
Visit
www.aimnet.org/nomination
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EVENT:
Mar. 16, Fri.--Prime Minister of France on "The US
& Europe: How can we Face the Changing World
Order," 4:00pm, Kennedy School Forum, Harvard
University, 4:00pm, Cambridge
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Mr. Dominique de
Villepin, Prime Minister of France, will speak at the
John F. Kennedy School of Government, 79 JFK Street,
Cambridge from 4- 5:15pm Friday, March 16. A Q and A
session will follow the Prime Minister's remarks. This
is a public address and no registration is needed. For
more information, contact Greg
Wilson.
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| EVENT:
Mar. 21, Wed.--Economic Minister from the Germany Embassy in Wash
DC, 6:00pm, Boston
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The
Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Boston, the
Goethe Institut-Boston, and the German-American Business Council of
Boston present Mr. Egon Kochanke, Minister (Economic), German
Embassy, Washington, DC. on "German Presidency of the European
Union 2007--Topics for and Repercussions on EU-US Relations in
Economy and Science." Event is at the Goethe-Institut, 170
Beacon St., Boston at 6:00pm. There's no charge for the event but
reservations are required. RSVP to Ms. Daniela Lopez-Sandoval at
617-369-4911 or vw-s1@bost.diplo.de.
Visit
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WEBCAST:
Mar. 21, Wed.--"Running a Global Manufacturing &
Distribution Business," 2pm
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RSM McGladrey, a provider of
accounting, tax and business consulting, will hold a one-hour
webcast on "Efficiently Running a Global Manufacturing &
Distribution Business" at 2pm on March 21. Speakers are RSM
McGladrey Directors Wendell Leimbach and Frank Le Bihan and
Executive Managing Director Chad Koebnick. The webcast will walk
through a case study of a flourishing international manufacturer and
distributor. The webcast is free, but pre- registration is required.
For further information and to register, click on the link below or
contact Larry Buchsbaum at larry.buchsbaum@rsmi.com.
Visit
www.rsmi.com. |
EVENT:
Mar. 28, Wed.--New England-Canada Business Council Breakfast,
8:15am, Boston
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The New England Canada Business Council welcomes Russell
Landon, Managing Director, Investment Banking, Canaccord Adams, Inc.
at this breakfast meeting on Wed. Mar. 28 at the UMass Club, 225
Franklin St., 33d Floor, Boston. Cost is $30 members, $40
non-members. For further information or to register, call
508-923-0365 or necbc@comcast.net.
Visit
www.necbc.org.
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EVENT:
Mar. 8, Thurs.--EU Food Festival, 6pm, Boston
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The
French-American Chamber of Commerce, the British-American and
German-American Business Councils, and the Italy America Chamber of
Commerce & Trade present the EU Food Festival to celebrate the
foods of Europe. Location is Arnold Worldwide Partners, 101
Huntington Ave., Prudential Tower, 17th Floor, Boston. To register
or for more information, email info@faccne.org.
Visit
www.faccne.org.
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TRADE
SHOW: Mar. 11-13, Sun.-Tues.--INTERNATIONAL BOSTON SEAFOOD SHOW
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This 3-day annual event showcases the largest assortment of
seafood product and equipment in North America. Location is Boston
Convention & Exhibition Center, Boston, and hours are 10am-5pm
Sunday and Monday; 10am-3pm Tuesday. For further information, visit
the website below.
Visit
www.bostonseafood.com
| EVENT:
Mar. 28, Wed.--Darfur in the Context of Sudan's Wars, Noon,
Boston
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The
UN Association of Greater Boston presents this luncheon
featuring Francis Deng, former Sudanese Ambassador to the US
and former Sudanese minister of state for Foreign Affairs.
Location is the Union Club, Boston. Cost is $35 members, $40
non-members. Time is noon-1:30pm. For further information,
call 617-482-4587 or email info@unagb.org.
Visit
www.unagb.org.
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EVENT:
Mar. 29, Thurs.--Ambassador of Pakistan to US, 11:45am, Boston
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| WorldBoston
presents Mr. Mahmud Ali Durrani, Ambassador of Pakistan
to the US, at this lunch event. His topic is
"US-Pakistan Relations." The lunch will be at
the Omni Parker House, 60 School St., Boston. Cost is
$25 for members and students, $35 for non-members, and
$50 for pre-event and luncheon. To register, call
617-542-8995 or email wac@worldboston.org.
Visit
www.worldboston.org.
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| EVENT:
April 2, Mon.--"Mexico & Brazil: Outlook for Mass.
Exporters", 8:15am, Boston
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The New England-Latin American Business Council , The
Mass. Export Center, the Mass. Office of International Trade
& Investment (MOITI) and Seyfarth Shaw present this
breakfast panel featuring Jose Neto, Director, Brazil Office
of MOITI, and Carolina Verut, Director, Mexico Office of MOITI.
The program will also recognize the Honorable Porfirio Thierry
Munoz Ledo, Consul General of Mexico to New England. Breakfast
will be at Bank of America, 100 Federal St., 2nd Floor,
Boston. Cost is $30 members, $50 non-members. For information
and to register, call 617-434-0928 or email pardo@nelabc.org.
Visit
www.nelabc.org.
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| CONFERENCE:
Apr. 11-13--CONECT's NE TRADE & TRANSPORTATION CONFERENCE,
Rhode Island
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CONECT presents their 11th annual Northeast Trade &
Transportation Conference at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in
Newport, RI. Expert speakers will address the global supply
chain, cargo security, US CBP initiatives and legislative
updates. A mini-trade show will showcase the latest
international trade & transport technology and services.
For further information or to register, call CONECT at
508-481-0424 or email conect@charter.net.a>
Visit
www.conect.org.
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NOTE TO OUR READERS
Your
notices of events and suggestions for topics are always welcome.
Massachusetts Alliance for International Business (MAIB)
is grateful to the Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership
(MassMEP) for their financial support.
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the MassMEP |
This newsletter
is produced by the MASSACHUSETTS ALLIANCE for INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
(MAIB), an Affiliate of Associated Industries of Massachusetts
(A.I.M.). MISSION: MAIB helps businesses succeed in the global
economy through programs that inform, educate and assist. SERVICES:
a bi-weekly email newsletter; annual International Trade Achievement
Awards; Massachusetts Export Competitiveness Reports; Trade Seminars
and Roundtables. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Kristen Rupert
phone: 617-262-1180
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