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Dear
Member,
The
Chamber's bi-weekly electronic newsletter is sent directly
to our members. It provides up to date information on
current Chamber events, membership services and the latest
policy and advocacy news.
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NEW
CHAIR HAS POSITIVE MESSAGE FOR BUSINESS |
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On
June 28, 2010, Jennifer Jones, President and CEO
of Media Street Productions, was sworn in as the
Chair of the Board of the Windsor-Essex Regional
Chamber of Commerce for the 2010-2011 year.
Jones
thanked outgoing Board Chair Jim Drummond for his
hard work and initiatives for the 2009-2010 year
and also recognized the strengths of the Board’s
diverse skill set and expertise in contributing to
the Chamber.
Also
welcomed is the Board’s newest member, Mark
Egbedeyi-Emmanuel from Union Gas, who serves as
the Chamber’s Chair of Environment and Energy
Committee.
WERCC
looks forward to working with Jones to help build
an even stronger business community for
Windsor-Essex.
Click
Here for the Windsor Star article
Click
Here for the new Board of Directors
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Thursday,
September 30, 2010
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DISTINGUISHED
SPEAKER SERIES:
MARK
CARNEY
GOVERNOR OF THE BANK OF CANADA
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Hold
the date and mark your calendar!
Mark
Carney,
Governor
of the Bank of Canada
In
2010 the Time magazine named the Bank of Canada Governor
Mark Carney as one of the 100 most influential people in
the world. The list includes 24 other world leaders
including U.S. President Barack Obama.
Mark
Carney played a key role in steering Canada's economy
through the global downturn and in international efforts
to overhaul rules governing financial
institutions.
Mr.
Carney spent 13 years with Goldman Sachs before entering
government service.
Mr.
Mark Carney will be the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber's
Distinguished speaker on Thursday, September 30, 2010.
More details to come soon.
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Ontario Chamber
of Commerce
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WEBINAR:
MITIGATING CURRENCY RISKS FOR EXPORTERS |
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Source: telegraph.co.uk |
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If
you are you currently doing business in the US,
other foreign markets or thinking about doing
business abroad, currency changes are a definite
risk factor. In an effort to limit the
negative results of currency movement, the
Canadian Trade Commissioner Service is hosting a
webinar to help companies mitigate such risks.
This
free webinar, Improving your bottom line through
better foreign exchange management is on Thursday,
July 22 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm and will allow
companies to: learn
simple tools to manage foreign exchange risk; and
learn how to reduce costs related to foreign
exchange and hence improve the bottom line.
Don’t
forget toregister before the deadline
of July 21, 2010.
Click
Here for more information.
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Canadian Chamber
of Commerce
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G20
SUMMIT, MAKING THE CANADIAN BUSINESS VOICE HEARD
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As the leaders of the G20 gathered in Toronto for their summit, a
smaller group representing the business
communities of the G20 countries also met to offer
their advice on the issues on the leaders’
agenda.
The B20 group, as the business meeting was called, was comprised
of about forty CEOs and heads of business
associations who had been selected by their
governments to serve as a sounding board in
advance of the leaders’ meetings.
B20 delegates met with Prime Minister Harper and with the G20
finance ministers to share their advice.
Click
Here for full story.
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