March 21: Steve Akard explains what's up with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation

The World Trade Club presents Steve Akard, director of international development of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, who will explain the state's "New Programs and the Economic Strategies"

When: Tuesday March 21, registration and social hour at 5:30, dinner and program at 6:30

Where: Omni Severin Hotel Downtown 40 W. Jackson Place Indianapolis, IN 46204

For those interested in global business opportunities, this will be a great opportunity to hear how the state intends to develop. A flat state in a flat world, that's what Indiana is.

But Steve Akard should make the session even more interesting. Steve returns to Indiana after a career in the State Department, with postings in Mumbai and Brussels.

Evening meetings registration and social hour is from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm

Event Cost:$30 for members, $40 for non-members, $25 for full-time students

To make a reservation:
Tel: 317-261-0918
Fax: 317-888-6152
E-mail WTC Administration

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