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| - The Largest Mixer Networking Lounge: Network in the official networking lounge of the Largest Mixer - sponsored by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and Savor Catering. It's a great place to catch up with existing business associates or meet new contacts and leads. | ||
| - The Social Networking Lounge: Learn how social media can drive your business. Get up to speed with the latest and greatest ways to expand your business using the tools of social media. | ||
| - Enjoy the Tastes of Many Delicious Eateries: With so many restaurants and caterers bringing samples of their signature dishes, your take home bag isn't the only thing that's going to be full at the end of the night! | ||
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Orange County Business Council | 2 Park Plaza | Suite 100 | Irvine | CA | 92614 |
It was a pleasure meeting you at the Dragados event in Bakersfield.
I would recommend you also attend the upcoming Tutor Saliba team and Kiewit team outreach events (flyers attached). There is also another event for the Dragados team coming up.
I've also attached our marketing letter should you need performance and payment bonds for your contracts.
Please visit us at our new website: www.preferredbonding.com.
Thanks,
Patty Zenizo
President
Preferred Bonding
Phone: 323-663-7814/800.826.6333
Fax: 323-663-7834
mailto:pattyz@preferredbonding.com
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760-912-0282
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WEEK OF June 11, 2012
100,000 African American Women Praying for Black Men Set
The notorious shooting deaths of two black teens this year has prompted female religious leaders in the black community to launch a campaign for justice and divine intervention.
Organizers of "100,000 Praying African American Women" announced an initial June 26 gathering at the Rose Bowl from 6 to 8 p.m., which is spearheaded by an Inland Empire resident
"For too long we have sat idly by and wrung our hands in despair," but no more, said the Rev. Elizabeth Dowdy of Apple Valley, who is spearheading the campaign.
The open season on African American men must and will end, according to Rev. Dowdy; not by retaliation with weapons of guns, but with an assault of prayer.
Everyone is invited to join the assembly as it is opened to all races and men, but focuses on black women.
"We are the women who birth the men! They are our dads, brothers cousins, nephews," said Dowdy.
Additional information is available on Facebook at 100,000 Praying African American Women or by contacting Dowdy toll free at (888) 987-5577 or by email prayingwomen@lojworshipcenter.org.
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Department of General Services
Procurement Division
707 Third Street, Second Floor, West Sacramento, CA 95605
Broadcast Date: July 21, 2011
TO:Purchasing Authority Contacts (PACs)
RE: Mandatory Statewide Contract for Maintenance Repair, and Operating (MRO) Supplies Contract Expiring July 31, 2011
This Broadcast reminds departments that the followingMandatory Statewide MRO Supplies Contracts will expire on July 31, 2011:
A competitive solicitation to establish new statewide contracts for MRO supplies is currently under way. Until a new contract is awarded for MRO supplies, departments may use their approved non-IT purchasing authority to continue purchasing MRO supplies. Departments are encouraged to use one of the following procurement approaches for purchasing MRO supplies:
For more information on how to use these procurementapproaches, please use the following link to the State Contracting Manual, Volume II.
http://www.dgs.ca.gov/pd/Resources/publications/SCM2.aspx
If you have any questions regarding this notification, please contact:
Christina Nunez
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