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Winners Circle:
Marcia Page, vice president for Texas Instruments stands with Stephen
Chipman, managing partner of Grant Thornton and chairman of the International
Business Advisory Council for the Greater Dallas Chamber, David Cush,
vice president international planning and alliances for AMR Corporation
and Cynthia Comparin, president and CEO of Animato Technologies... the
2002 winners for the International Business Achievement Awards at the
luncheon May 16 at the Fairmont Hotel.
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International Business Website |
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Stephen Chipman,
managing partner of Grant Thornton and chairman of the International Business
Advisory Council for the Greater Dallas Chamber and Sharon Venable, vice
president of international business development for the Greater Dallas
Chamber congratulate Stacey Geringer, president of Collabrian Design &
Technology, for her work on the new international website.
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Clean Air Grant |
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Dallas City
Councilwoman Lois Finkelman receiving a TXU Community Grant check in May
from the North Texas Clean Air Coalition. The City of Dallas will use this
money to design, print and mail inserts in City of Dallas water bills to
inform the community about ways to contribute to improving our air quality
during Ozone Season.
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Amanda Oneacre
presenting a TXU Community Grant check to Mayor Eulene Brock and Denton
employee Katherine Barnett at a Denton City Council meeting in May. The
money comes from the North Texas Clean Air Coalition and was awarded to
the City of Denton to assist them with their Alternative Transportation
Day.
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Legislative Luncheon |
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Featured
speakers and Signature Sponsor TXU visit at a May Legislative Luncheon
at The Fairmont Hotel. Pictured from left to right are Chamber Chairman
Tom Baker of Oncor Group, Representative Brian McCall, Representative
Burt Solomons, Senator David Cain, Representative Toby Goodman, and Curt
Seidlits of TXU.
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| Workforce
Development |
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| Britt Berrett,
CEO of Medical City and Chair of the Workforce and Education Advisory Council
of the Greater Dallas Chamber, along with James Mitchell, Chair of WorkSource
and Laurie Larrea accept a check from T.P. O'Mahoney, Commissioner, Texas
Workforce Commission, for $553, 047 to be used in partnership with local
employers, the Dallas and Tarrant County Community Colleges to enhance the
skills of current workers in the medical industry who want to advance their
skills through coursework in licensed vocational nursing and associates
degrees in nursing as well as upper level training to particpants who want
to complete course work. |
