Tuesday, April 14th, 2015...11:29 am
Making Hay: The Future of U.S. Competitiveness in the Age of Globalization
San Jose, CA – April 30th, 2015
“Join us for lunch and a one-of-a-kind, fast-paced, multi-media seminar on the history of global trade that will guide you though the seven decades-long odyssey that has come to be known as ‘globalization’. ‘Making Hay’ presents the convergence of historical events and undeniable factors that drove the U.S. to become a ‘Consumption Society’.
This seminar traces the process of global trade and globalization, as well as its impact on U.S. manufacturing and service industries. A careful examination of the past six decades reveals that global trade has had both positive and negative impacts on the U.S. economy, creating jobs in some areas while losing them in others.
‘Making Hay’ is presented by Dan Gardner, President and co-founder of Trade Facilitators, Inc. (TFI). An author of four books on global trade, Dan Gardner’s ‘Making Hay’ is one of the most interesting and entertaining seminars ever presented on global trade and should be a necessary requirement for professionals and students alike to experience.
The seminar concludes with a series of suggestions and interactive Q&A on how the U.S. can compete more effectively in the Age of Globalization.” – retrieved from flyer
WHERE:
3 Flames Restaurant & Banquet
1547 Meridian Ave., San Jose, CA 95125
WHEN: April 30th, 2015; 11:30am; – Lunch: Noon-12:30pm; Conference: 12:30-2:30pm
Online Registration: $55 (including lunch) ; Deadline: April 29th, 5:00pm
@Door: $10 surcharge
Visit: http://www.mbita.org/events/makinghay.html for more information, Registration, & sponsorship opportunities!
