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Wednesday, March 1, 2006 March 2006  
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CONTENTS
Let the voters decide
It's official: DFW top-rated for expansion, sales
Annual forum to take an in-depth look at regional development
Now seeking nominations for 2006 Athena Award
Greater Dallas Chamber to host U.S.-China issues forum
New Mercantile project-it's what's for breakfast
The Greater Dallas Chamber brings you three foreign officials and dignitaries in March
Leadership Dallas alumni lead many non-profit groups
Resource Campaign launched with goal of $325,000
Plagued by many problems, healthcare's health at risk
Chamber web page now linked to education opportunities
New office, industrial guides now available online
Weighty issue: town meeting to tackle DFW obesity
"Power exchange: how to boost accountability and performance in today's workforce"
Three new publications loaded with business information
BioDFW names Dr. Yorio as new board member
CIOs and CTOs find answers at tech forums
Top executives to learn about latest cyber threats
"Business After Hours Tabletop Expo" gets a jumpstart on the New Year
Free luncheon with a business delegation from Jiaxing, China!
"Four more years - not a political slogan - an educational goal!"
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Leading By Example
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Leadership Development
New Mercantile project-it's what's for breakfast
Renovation of the Mercantile Bank complex downtown is already under way. The project, a public-private partnership, will be profiled at the Chamber's Leadership Breakfast this month.
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Leadership Dallas alumni lead many non-profit groups
For 30 years, alumni of the Chamber's Leadership Dallas program have given back to the community. Many have risen to the top ranks of local non-profit organizations.
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