What policies will revitalize manufacturing and create good jobs in the near term?
What policies will yield long-term economic revitalization and unleash private investment, positive market forces, and wealth creation?
How will federal spending benefit our state and region?
DIALOGUE WITH EXPERTS ABOUT:
Green jobs: sustainable manufacturing and clean/alternative energy
Infrastructure investments
Access to credit, tax policy
Local economic development strategies: marketing, tax breaks, etc.
Trade policy: leveling the playing field, overcoming export barriers, and more…
COST: Includes light breakfast, lunch, coffee, and drinks.
Before April 1: $50 for CPA Members, $65 for Others.
April 1 or later: $70 for CPA Members, $85 for Others.
For more info, contact:
Dave Frengel: 724-355-4637
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Pete DaSilva: 570- 762-2348
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Please join us on December 8, 2009 for "A Rising Tide", CPA's first annual fundraising event and membership drive.
"A Rising Tide" is a FREE event for people to come and learn about how the Coalition for a Prosperous is working to improve trade policy, the American economy and our future.
While "A Rising Tide" is a fundraiser and membership drive, there is no minimum gift required and no charge for dinner. The Coalition for a Prosperous America is an important vehicle for all of us to have a chance to change our country for the better. We are making real progress and hope to share our grass roots and in-the-beltway work with our friends, members, and supporters. Together we can make a difference.
Speakers include:
Joel Ross, Universal Electric, Canonsburg, PA
Michael Stumo, CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America
Brian O'Shaughnessy, Chairman of Revere Copper, CPA Chief Co-Chair
Rep. Jason Altmire (invited)
Please join us.
WHEN: December 8, 2009
6 - 7:00 pm pre-dinner cocktail hour.
7 pm dinner and "A Rising Tide"
WHERE: Four Points by Sheraton Pittsburgh North
910 Sheraton Drive
Mars, PA 16046
To RSVP, please contact Sara Haimowitz, Development and Membership Coordinator, at 413-203-1410 or at
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A presentation by the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA)
presented by
THE LAWRENCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
sponsored by
CARBIS WALKER LLP
Featuring: Dave Frengel (CPA Director)
Sara Haimowitz (CPA Development Coordinator)
The presentation will highlight CPA’s “Fixing America’s Economy” strategy, which identifies trade policy reforms crucial to unleashing the global competitiveness of domestic producers.
A bipartisan alliance, the Coalition for a Prosperous America (www.prosperousamerica.org) promotes a new and positive U.S. Trade strategy that delivers prosperity and security to America, its citizens, farms, factories, and working people.
Where:
The Comedy Club at The Riverplex
11 S. Mill Street
New Castle, PA 16101
A diverse array of organizations and companies supported trade reform at a press conference in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The event was held at the Capitol Rotunda at 11 am, Monday, April 20, 2009. The written statements came from:
Pennsylvania Chapter of CPA
Alliance for American Manufacturing
Butler County Chamber of Commerce
National Tooling and Machining Assn - Northwest PA Chapter
Contacts: Dave Frengel, PA Chapter of the Coalition for a Prosperous America
cell: 724-355-4637, email:
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Amy McAulliffe, Pennsylvania Fair Trade Coalition
cell: 412-999-3750, email:
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David N. Taylor, Pennsylvania Manufacturer’s Association
tel: 717-232-0737, email:
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Farmers, Manufacturers, Citizens and Labor Join
to Seek Solutions to Fixing Pennsylvania’s Economy
Harrisburg: Representatives from a large swath of Pennsylvania’s economy joined together on Monday, at the Capitol Rotunda in Harrisburg at 11am, to discuss and devise ways to fix Pennsylvania’s economy through, in large part, reform of trade policy. Agriculture, manufacturing, computer services, and organized labor were a part of the event.
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