Where the Money Is In Our Challenging Global Economy
When
Dec 3, 2008 11:30 am - 1:30 pm (Wednesday)
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What
The Monterey Bay International Trade Association (MBITA) cordially invites you to attend the next Santa Cruz Chapter luncheon meeting, sponsored by Santa Cruz County Bank. The fina...
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Event details: Where the Money Is In Our Challenging Global Economy
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The Monterey Bay International Trade Association (MBITA)
cordially invites you to attend the next Santa Cruz Chapter
luncheon meeting, sponsored by Santa Cruz County Bank.
The financial crisis has created a situation that is challenging
to both small and large businesses alike. The flow of capital to
grow our economies both domestically and globally has created a
different playbook as in the past, and now requires us to be more
sophisticated and knowledgeable on what federal and private
sector funding programs exist for our enterprises and where do
our most reliable local sources for loans and investment exist.
In the wake of the financial rescue plan there are still reliable
and trustworthy sources of capital available now to grow our
businesses both domestically and globally from both the public
and private sectors.
Join us for lunch and participate in an energetic panel of
finance experts both the public and private sectors from the SBA,
Exim-Bank, OPIC, VCs and the Santa Cruz County Bank to address
the challenging issues for business development in this difficult
time.
For more information visit
http://www.mbita.org/events/MBITALuncheonDEC32008.pdf
Date - Wed, December 3rd, 2008
Place - Center Street Grill - 1001 Center St., Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Time - 11:30am registration - Noon 1:30pm lunch
Advance registration: $25 member - $35 non-member
At door: $30 member - $40 non-member - Cash or checks only
For more information and online registration visit
http://www.mbita.org/events/MBITALuncheonDEC32008.pdf
LIMITED SEATING - RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Contact the MBITA office at 831-335-4780 or email cristina@mbita.org
cordially invites you to attend the next Santa Cruz Chapter
luncheon meeting, sponsored by Santa Cruz County Bank.
The financial crisis has created a situation that is challenging
to both small and large businesses alike. The flow of capital to
grow our economies both domestically and globally has created a
different playbook as in the past, and now requires us to be more
sophisticated and knowledgeable on what federal and private
sector funding programs exist for our enterprises and where do
our most reliable local sources for loans and investment exist.
In the wake of the financial rescue plan there are still reliable
and trustworthy sources of capital available now to grow our
businesses both domestically and globally from both the public
and private sectors.
Join us for lunch and participate in an energetic panel of
finance experts both the public and private sectors from the SBA,
Exim-Bank, OPIC, VCs and the Santa Cruz County Bank to address
the challenging issues for business development in this difficult
time.
For more information visit
http://www.mbita.org/events/MBITALuncheonDEC32008.pdf
Date - Wed, December 3rd, 2008
Place - Center Street Grill - 1001 Center St., Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Time - 11:30am registration - Noon 1:30pm lunch
Advance registration: $25 member - $35 non-member
At door: $30 member - $40 non-member - Cash or checks only
For more information and online registration visit
http://www.mbita.org/events/MBITALuncheonDEC32008.pdf
LIMITED SEATING - RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Contact the MBITA office at 831-335-4780 or email cristina@mbita.org
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