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When: Friday, March 21st, 12:00 PM - 1:00
PM
Registration is 12:00-12:10 PM, and the forum will
start promptly at 12:10 PM.
Where: Loudermilk
Center
40 Courtland Street
Childs Conference Room
Atlanta, GA 30303
404-832-5560
Parking is
available in the United Way Parking Deck, adjacent to the
building.
Cost: Bring your own lunch for free or
order a boxed lunch in advance for $10
(cash or check
payable at the door)
Sandwich
Choices
BLT
Ham and Swiss
Roast Beef
Turkey
Breast
Pimento Cheese
Egg Salad
Tuna Salad
Chicken
Salad
Avocado and Tomato
RSVP by Thursday,
March 20th, to Ashley
Mastin at 404-832-5560 x 13. You must RSVP to
attend. All boxed lunch orders must be made in advance of the
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Please join us at the next Global Lunch Forum!
GCIV
Global Lunch Forums are a great way for busy professionals to
interact with fascinating international visitors coming to Atlanta.
The speakers are participants in U.S. Department of State exchange
programs. Over lunch, the visitors will tell you about their work in
their respective countries, and you will have an opportunity to
engage in open discussion with people who are leaders in their
fields from around the world.
At this lunch forum we will
host:
Ms. Lumka Oliphant, Senior Reporter for City Press
Newspaper in Soweto, South Africa
Ms. Oliphant will talk
about her experience covering politics and civil society in South
Africa. She and her colleagues are preparing to cover the South
African general elections in 2009. Ms. Oliphant will also talk about
her participation in the International Visitor Leadership Program in
the U.S., where she is discussing the U.S. electoral system,
political campaigns, and civil rights with her professional
counterparts. Please come prepared to engage in discussion with our
guest.
This lunch forum will be a brown bag lunch, so you can
bring your own lunch or ask GCIV to order a boxed lunch for you in
advance.
Space is limited and you must RSVP
to attend.
About GCIV
The mission of the Georgia
Council for International Visitors is to build cross-cultural
understanding and mutually beneficial personal and professional
relationships between Georgians and leading citizens from around the
world.
Our vision is that every Georgia citizen has the
opportunity to become more globally engaged.
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