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MEDIA ADVISORY
U.
S. STATE DEPARTMENT BRINGS DIVERSITY EFFORT TO LOS ANGELES
Partners with Minority
Professional Network to Host Diversity Career Networking Night
WHAT:
U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT’S DIVERSITY CAREER NETWORKING NIGHT
Representatives of the State Department,
including Ambassadors and other senior-level members, will be visiting
Los Angeles in efforts to recruit more African-Americans, Latinos and other
people of color into the Foreign Service to help promote U.S. diplomacy
abroad. This is a part of a national effort to ensure that the U.S.
Department of State looks more like the face of America.
WHO:
Several
senior Foreign Service Diplomats, Ambassadors and entry-level officers from
the State Department
will be available to speak with attendees about the exciting career
opportunities awaiting them in the
State Department, including:
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Ambassador Janet Sanderson, Diplomat-in-Residence
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Don
Terpstra, Diplomat-in-Residence
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James Williams, Foreign Service Officer
WHEN:
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2005 (6:30 p.m. –
8:30 p.m.)
WHERE:
Los Angeles Marriott
Downtown
333 South Figueroa
Los Angeles, CA
RSVP to attend this
First-Ever Event:
Each attendee must individually RSVP for this
event. To RSVP, please go to
www.minorityprofessionalnetwork.com/rsvp.asp or call 888-676-6389 .
For
more information about this event, please visit:
http://www.MinorityProfessionalNetwork.com/eblast/DoS-LosAngeles.htm.
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About the U.S. Foreign Service:
As the lead U.S. foreign affairs agency, the Department of State helps to
shape a freer, more secure, and more prosperous world through formulating,
representing, and implementing the President's foreign policy. The U.S.
maintains diplomatic relations with about 180 countries and also maintains
relations with many international organizations, adding up to a total of
more than 265 posts around the world. The Foreign Service and the Civil
Service in the Department of State and U.S. missions abroad represent the
American people. They work together to achieve the goals and to implement
the initiatives of American foreign policy.
About
Minority Professional Network:
Launched
in 2001, and now with a cumulative total of over 3 Million visitors, the
Minority Professional Network (MPN) provides the premiere web-based Career,
Economic and Lifestyle Connection™
for progressive diversity professionals around the world.
Entrepreneurship and Wealth Accumulation Channels, Job Seeker Resources,
Employer Recruiting and Marketing Solutions, Non-Profit & Professional
Organization Directory, Diversity Business Directory, Student Resources, a
Book Channel and 80+ U.S. and International Event Calendar Pages are some of
the content areas accessed at
http://www.MinorityProfessionalNetwork.com.
Contact Thomas Brooks at 281-217-1960 or
Brooks@MinorityProfessionalNetwork.com.
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Career, Economic & Lifestyle Connection™
for Progressive Professionals
The Viable
Source of Top Talent™
for Diversity
Focused Employers
USA Toll Free:
(888) MPN-NETWORK
(676-6389)
Main Office:
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(770) 322-9323
(Metro Atlanta, GA and International Calls)
Email:
Diversity@MinorityProfessionalNetwork.com
Web Site URL:
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