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Established in 1996, the San Diego French-American Chamber of Commerce (SDFACC) is a member-driven, non-profit organization. The SDFACC is part of the New York-based French-American Chamber of Commerce that encompasses a network of 21 Chapters and Associates throughout the United States. We are also part of the “Union des Chambres de Commerce et d’Industrie Francaises a l’Etranger” (UCCIFE), which comprises 114 French Chambers of Commerce in 78 countries. The mission of the San Diego French-American Chamber of Commerce is to foster business contacts and serve as a networking environment for French, French-speaking and American business executives in order to: ► Promote the French and American local business community ► Support French and American companies with theirneeds. ► Support French entrepreneurs in starting a business in San Diego ► Support American entrepreneurs in starting a business in France Our members are comprised of individuals, entrepreneurs, managers and executives of localbusinesses, professional service organizations, privately held companies, and public corporations. Our members are actively involved and interested in French-American trade and commerce, as well as in the business ecosystem and culture of both countries. SDFACC 964 Fifth avenue, Suite 518 San Diego CA 92101 Phone: +1 (619) 544 1445 [email protected] www.france-sandiego.org

Network of proffesionals working on ICT in Farming & Supply, Processing, Packaging, Retail,Trade & Logistics of Fresh Food. The network is hosted by the Dutch Asscociation FreshUpstream which is working on data-connectivity in the Fresh Chain. The home page on LinkedIn of FreshUpstream about the impact of technology on Fresh Food & the need for informationstandards for that. More info www.freshupstream.com

This group is dedicated to building a bridge across buyers and suppliers in the world. This is a free world, no matter what you want to buy or sell, just post it here.

The Board Retailers Association (BRA) is a non-profit trade association representing board sport specialty retailers in the surf, skate, snow, wake, kite and wind industry with across the country including Hawaii and Alaska. East and West Coast retailers formed the Board Retailers Association in February 2003. Under the direction of BRA’s Chairman and Board of Directors, the association serves as the preeminent voice, for independent retailers on a grassroots level with manufacturers, trade show representatives, and other associations. The Board Retailers Association also works to provide educational resources and exclusive discounts and offerings from vendors to help shops to lower day-to-day costs of business, increase profit margins and create more remarkable customer experiences. BRA DistinguishedMembers have access industry research and statistics, guidelines and advice as well as financial forms, worksheets and sourcing solutions. Retail Members have access to archived retail articles, industry links, news sources and event planners. Be sure to visit www.boardretailers.org to learn more.

Welcome to the BRAND ALUMNI MIXER (BAM) ... the 1st open LinkedIn MIXER for our Brand community. BAM is the venue where all senior brand marketers who are current employees or alumni from any company, category, class-of-trade, culture, and country meet and MIX-it-up to build better brands. This is the social MIXER where old and new friends meet to share their best brand building experiences and insights with other passionate brand innovators from every CPG/FMCG, Durables,and Service category. Why a MIXER? Think about the times you met someone who shared a new success secret from a business different than yours that helped you add something innovative to your marketing MIX to impactfully break-away from your competitors, better connect with your consumers, and grow your brand value. Adding a new MIX from outside your category often changes the game ... to win the game. BAM is this MIXER where you can contribute and collect the best break-through insights from Fortune 500 companies to the most innovative start-up brands around the world. You are invited to join the MIX! BAM is one of the fastest growing groups, attracting over 635+ MIXERS representing 56 countries and a diverse range of over 500+ companies, agencies, and organizations. BAM is hosted by Steven Cook, a global brand builder and transformational innovator from P&G & Coca-Cola, and most recently as Samsung Electronics CMO. www.FortuneCMO.co

Welcome to the 'Global Currency Group', a professional networking site on LinkedIn for private foreign currency exchange (PFCEA), private placement programs (PPP), project finance and the commodities industry. We welcome Investment firms, currency funds / fund managers, traders, researchers, entrepreneurs, consultants, service providers,end users, importers and exporters. Discussions and postings of interest to the community are invited but required to be professional and related, as well as contain substantial content forand investors' decision support. Members benefit from: a) Daily or weekly email digests b) Updates about the latest activity in the group c) Joining like-minded professionals. Please feel free to let us know how best we can serve you. Osagie Rex Ogholoh

Event Marketing Agencies, PR Firms, Modeling Agencies, and Business Brands - please feel free to use this forum to post available jobs in the field of live event / experiential marketing. Post opportunities for: Promotions Staffing - Bartenders / Servers - Beer Promotions - Bilingual Staffing - Booth Assistants - Brand Ambassadors - Costume Characters - Entertainment Marketing - Event Management - Event Marketing Programs - Event Staffing - Experiential Marketing - Fashion Models - Field Market Managers - Fit Models (Clothing/Shoe) - Food & Beverage Promotions (on/off premise) - Guerrilla Marketing - Hosts & Greeters - In Store Demos - Liquor Promotions - Mall &Marketing - Market Managers - Mobile Tour Managers - Nightclub/Bar Programs - On-Campus Marketing - Print Models - Product Demonstrations - Product Sampling - Promotional Street Teams - Secret Shoppers - Spokesmodels - Sports Marketing - Strategic Brand Placement - Street Promotions - Street Teams -Show Models No SPAM or Advertising - Please only post available opportunities.

The Retail Merchants Association is a Richmond, Virginia-based trade association, representing retailers and related businesses, that provides advocacy, networking and information to enhance the image and profitability of member companies. Founded in 1906, the RMA is the business association of choice for successful retail businesses in the Richmond region. RMA members have access to a wide range of services offered including professional development programs, legislative representation, economic development efforts as well as retail industry promotion and discounted business services. With the dynamic leadership of a board of directors representing many categories of retail business, there remains a constant focus to meet retailers' changing needs. RMA members can participate in our popular Think. Shop. Buy. Local® consumer advertising program at very reasonable rates. For more information about joining the Retail Merchants Association, please call Julie Hill at 804.673.5249.

This group is to help those who make props network together and find jobs. As many are freelance, this board is to help everyone connect together to network and learn about job availability in the prop fabrication industry. By props, this means props for film, TV, commercials,shows, advertising, marketing, museums, environments,, etc.

Indian Warehousing Sector is almost about INR 600 Billion (excluding inventory carrying costs, which amount to another ~INR 5,000 billion).The industry is Growing @ 10% per YOY. Out of this total Warehousing sector the dry warehousing is approx 15% and cold store warehousing is another 15% as far as Agri warehousing is concerned . Warehousing forms a crucial link in the overall logistics value chain. It accounts for ~5% of the Indian logistics market (excluding inventory carrying costs, which amount to another ~30%). The growth in warehousing in India is primarily being driven by the following factors: Growing manufacturing activity Rising domestic consumption, Increasing internationalEmergence of organisedin the country Increasing private and foreign investments in infrastructure Easing of government regulations In India the total Agri-Warehousing space is close to 130 Million MT , which is almost 30% of the total production of agricultural commodities . Out of this total space 65% space is occupied by Govt Warehousing by FCIs, CWC,SEC, and other Local Govt Cooperatives bodies and remaining 35% is done by private players & Agri-exchanges. This 30 Million MT private space is again operated by two types of entities - National Warehouse Service Providers ( NWSP) & Local Warehouse Owners ( LWO). The share of LWO is very high to the extend of 90% and the NWSP is restricted to only 10% of the Private warehousing space as of now . There is a question on economical viabilities in Agri warehousing because of very low margins being a very high operation oriented business where the major cost is the fixed cost of warehouse rent and manpower deployed for operations . Many companies are trying to evolve various models in the country to maximize their margins and some got success, few are in the process and few have already done the same .