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Partnership for Prosperity Business Conference to be held in June


Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs
April 8, 2003

April 8, 2003

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Partnership Opportunities in Mexico
St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, CA
June 9-10, 2003
(List of Participating Agencies)

What will I receive at the conference?

Networking with U.S. and Mexican businesses and government officials.

Presentations on trading with and investing in Mexico.
Workshops on financing your business with Mexico. 

Seminars on key business opportunity sectors in Mexico. 

Addresses by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Donald Evans and Mexican Secretary of the Economy Fernando Canales 

 

Who should attend? 
U.S. businesses involved in:

  • Agribusiness
  • Automotive
  • environmental technology
  • finance & venture capital
  • food processing
  • housing/construction
  • finance
  • information technology
  • infrastructure development
  • telecommunications

  

Registration Questions?
Event Strategies
Partnership for Prosperity 2003 Conference
Telephone: 703.684.0025
Email: peede@eventstrategiesinc.com
Registration Available: April 7 ? May 15, 2003
Space is limited.

 Registration
$150 per person includes:
-- two days of breakfast and luncheon programs
-- Monday evening reception at San Francisco's City Hall
-- The St. Francis is offering a conference hotel room rate of $179 plus tax.

Presidents Fox and Bush convened the Partnership for Prosperity initiative to stimulate economic growth in North America.
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Sponsored by the U.S.-Mexico Partnership for Prosperity

 

 

 

 

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