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Chamber to hear local members of Congress
The Greater Dallas Chamber will host a luncheon featuring members of the Dallas/Fort Worth Congressional delegation at its upcoming Congressional Forum August 16, at the Westin City Center in Dallas. Panel speakers will include U.S. Representatives Michael Burgess, Martin Frost, Kay Granger (tentative), Ralph Hall, Jeb Hensarling, Eddie Bernice Johnson (tentative), Sam Johnson and Pete Sessions.
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Dallas will lead Texas economy, says new forecast
Dallas will lead the state in economic prosperity throughout the next three decades according to the new long-term forecast released by the Perryman Group. Between 2003 and 2030, the Dallas metro will account for nearly 28 per cent of the State’s total economic growth, as measured by real gross product (RGP).
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International awards to honor Mary Kay, Heelys and Nobel Prize winners
The Greater Dallas Chamber will honor Mary Kay Inc. and Heelys for their global successes, as well as the seven Nobel Laureates who teach or reside in DFW, at the ninth International Business Achievement Awards Luncheon.
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Economic forum to look at energy, politics, labor
Hear what the experts have to say about the current and future state of the Dallas/Fort Worth economy at the Chamber’s2004 Economic Forum: Business Issues and the Economy.
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Trade conference to zero in on export markets
DFW companies do business with over 228 countries worldwide, and produced over $34 billion in trade in 2003-- a growth of 14% from 2002. Now is the time to learn more about global business opportunities at the Chamber’s seventh annual trade conference.
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Job growth, progress on issues highlight 2nd quarter
Highlighted by strong job growth, the Chamber furthered its mission of building regional prosperity during the second quarter. Total direct jobs recruited year to date is 6,750 (3,830 in the southern sector) with total direct and indirect jobs of 20,790 -- a 45% improvement over 2003.
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Water: tips to avoid using, losing too much
An adequate water supply is vital to the quality of life and economic health of our region. While we work with our elected leaders to pursue measures that will ensure sufficient water for the future, we should make sure that we are not wasting water. Conservation is not the only answer to our water needs but it is an integral part of the solution.
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California manufacturer moving plant to DFW
Florestone Products Company has chosen a site in Denison for an expansion of its California headquarters and main manufacturing plant. Their expansion will add approximately 70 new manufacturing jobs to the region’s economy with an initial investment of $6 million.
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"Apprentice" star to speak at Women’s Business Conference
Amy Henry, formidable businesswoman and national star of “The Apprentice,” will speak to the Greater Dallas Chamber’s ninth annual Women’s Business Conference on September 29, at the Adam’s Mark Hotel. Henry will share experiences, skills, and advice for women on the fast track.
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Education Commissioner focuses on the future of Texas public schools.
Dr. Shirley Neely, Texas commissioner of education, will outline the challenges, opportunities and gaps facing public education in the state in an address to the Chamber, educators and the business community on Thursday, Sept. 2 from 7:30am-9:00am at Park City Club, 5956 Sherry Lane.
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