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Social Venture Capital/Social Enterprise Conference, Miami 2010 - Miami, Florida

SVC/SE, Miami-2010 will be your best opportunity in 2010 to learn, network, and connect with hundreds of top social enterprise/financial leaders and organizations from Latin America, the Caribbean, and the state of Florida- in addition to organizations worldwide which have an interest in expanding to the region.

Mobile Outlook 2010 - Tysons Corner, Virginia

Mobile Outlook 2010 is part of the Potomac Tech Wire breakfast series that brings together senior executives in the Mid-Atlantic to discuss technology issues in a conversational, roundtable environment moderated by the editor of Potomac Tech Wire. This panel will focus on the overall outlook and major developments in the mobile industry, including the rapid growth of mobile applications, developments in mobile advertising and content, competing mobile platforms, smartphone innovation, geo-targeting integration, and business model concepts.

World Economic Forum on Latin America - Cartagena, Colombia

For almost a decade, Latin America has enjoyed more stable and on average more positive economic growth than in past decades. However, one-fourth of the population still lives on two dollars a day with limited access to basic services and infrastructure. Latin American countries also face the global challenges of building a solid financial architecture, providing quality education for all, developing clean and diversified sources of energy and sustainably using natural resources. While consensus is emerging in the region on the need to preserve and strengthen democracies, there is no consensus on how to reduce poverty and inequality. To shape the fundamentals of a new development cycle, a redesign in regional cooperation is needed which is based on enlightened values and mutual trust.

World Economic Forum on Africa - Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

The economic crisis has led to a reassessment of the systems governing global cooperation, financial architecture and policies linked to trade and climate change, and is a wake-up call to speed up implementation of long-discussed reforms. In this complex and evolving landscape, emerging markets, including those from Africa, are among the first to show signs of a recovery and are forecast to increasingly contribute to global growth in the next decade. How are leaders rising to the challenge and using the crisis as an opportunity to redesign a sustainable roadmap for Africa’s future within the new global economy?

At this important juncture, Tanzania hosts the 20th World Economic Forum on Africa, held for the first time in East Africa. In addition, the Forum’s Young Global Leaders Summit will be held concurrently in Dar es Salaam and will integrate over 200 of the world’s top young leaders in the meeting. Discussions will address how African nations are managing relations with key economic partners, with an increasing trend towards greater South-South cooperation. As Africa joins India and China in crossing the billion person mark, its young population, natural resources and market potential are catalysts for significant future growth and development.

World Economic Forum on Europe - Brussels, Belgium

Europe has been hit hard by the financial and economic crisis. With most indicators pointing to continued turbulence ahead, stakeholders will have to adapt and forge closer relationships in order to mitigate risks and seize emerging opportunities. Given the high degree of geopolitical and economic interdependence in the region, the outcome of these efforts will have a far-reaching impact. With the full support and close collaboration of the Belgian government and the new EU leadership, as well as the Forum’s key Strategic Partners, the World Economic Forum on Europe will convene 400 of the most prominent leaders from the European Union and other parts of the world on 10-11 May 2010 in Brussels, Belgium.

Overview of Financial Sector Issues and Analysis - Washington, DC

The World Bank is pleased to announce the Overview of Financial Sector Issues and Analysis Workshop, to be held at the Eugene Black Auditorium of the World Bank in Washington, DC, from Monday, May 17th to Friday, May 21st, 2010. This workshop is organized by the Financial Systems Department and the Development Research Group of the World Bank. The theme of the course this year will be The Financial Sector after the 2007-2008 Crisis. Lectures, case studies, and panel discussions will cover a broad spectrum of issues surrounding this theme.

Global Redesign Summit 2010 - Doha, Qatar

The Global Redesign Summit in Doha will focus on proposals for improved international cooperation. Since the financial crisis began, the World Economic Forum has provided a platform through its Global Redesign Initiative for business, political and civil society leaders to examine gaps in international cooperation and develop proposals to overcome some of these shortcomings.

More than 1,200 of these leaders from the academic, policy, business and non-governmental communities have been working as part of the Forum's Global Agenda Councils. A brainstorming of more than 700 experts was held in Dubai in November 2009 while the whole Forum network, including industry groups, Young Global Leaders and Social Entrepreneurs, have also contributed ideas. In parallel these discussions have run through the Forum's Regional and other Summits.

World Economic Forum on East Asia - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

East Asia's lead in the global economic recovery has been underscored by increasing regional economic cooperation, robust domestic consumption and coordinated government stimulus measures. Alongside the remarkable economic momentum and progress of China and India, ASEAN's market of 580 million consumers is moving towards economic integration by 2015. As the chair of ASEAN in 2010, Vietnam is the ideal location to discuss how leaders across East Asia will collaborate to achieve a sustainable economic recovery and ensure the region's future competitiveness. At the same time, ongoing global risks such as climate change and gaps in global governance speak to the need to rethink and edesign both regional and global cooperation on key challenges.

The programme for the 19th World Economic Forum on East Asia will explore the many facets of the region's rising economic influence such as how high-growth economies can improve their competitiveness through developing innovation driven, green economies. At the same time, the discussions will consider to what extent ongoing regional integration will serve as the basis for Asian leaders to assume a greater leadership role in global cooperation.

Complying with U.S. Export Controls - Seattle, Washington

Sponsored by the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) and Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle, this two-day program is led by BIS’s professional counseling staff and provides an in-depth examination of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). The program will cover the information exporters need to know in order to comply with U.S. export control requirements on commercial goods. We will focus on what items and activities are subject to the EAR; steps to take to determine the export licensing requirements for your item; how to determine your export control classification number (ECCN); when you can export or re-export without applying for a license; export clearance procedures and record keeping requirements; Export Management System (EMS) concepts; and real life examples in applying this information. Presenters will conduct a number of "hands-on" exercises that will prepare you to apply the regulations to your own company’s export activities. This program is well suited for those who need a comprehensive understanding of their obligations under the EAR.