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Cincinnati, OH—December 2, 2009– The Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council will host a luncheon meeting open to any international organization or business in the greater Cincinnati region on December 14, 2009 at the Cincinnati Hilton Netherlands in downtown Cincinnati from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

This event will bring together local and regional internationally-oriented organizations and businesses to network and discuss ways to raise awareness of collective efforts and utilize an ‘international gateway’ website as a key outcome of this meeting.

Tables are available for participating organizations to display their information and be part of the general networking from 11 a.m. – noon (on first come first serve basis.)  The program will continue with a luncheon with speakers from noon – 2 p.m. Speakers include: Linda Wuest, Executive Director Houston World Affairs Council (and creator of  globalhouston.org); Dan Lincoln, President and CEO of the Cincinnati USA Convention and Visitors Bureau; and Scott Kuehn, Assistant Director of Global Markets Division with Ohio Department of Development. The panel of speakers will be moderated by Joseph Dehner, Chairman of International Services Group at Frost Brown Todd, LLC

Registration is $25.00 per person.  For more information or to register, call 513-621-5222 or register online at www.cincyworldaffairs.org

This program’s sponsors include the National Council of International Visitors, Cincinnati Public Radio, Cincinnati Magazine, and The Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza. Marketing sponsors include the European American Chamber of Commerce and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

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About the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council

The Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council is a non-partisan organization that builds global understanding and promotes international awareness through education, information and exchange of people and ideas. Serving this region for over 80 years, the World Affairs Council is the leading international agency bringing educational programs for all ages to this region. In 2008, through an affiliation with the National Council for International Visitors, the local office welcomed over 200 foreign business, community and educational leaders, many of whom stayed with local families. For more information on World Affairs Council programs, please visit www.cincyworldaffairs.org.

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