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Founded in 1986, the National Congress of Vietnamese Americans is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community advocacy organization working to advance the cause of Vietnamese Americans in a plural but united America – e pluribus unum – by participating actively and fully as civic minded citizens engaged in the areas of education, culture and civil liberties.


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NATIONAL VIETNAMESE AMERICAN BUSINESS NETWORK

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For information, contact:
Nghi Huynh, nghi@aapress.com

VIETNAMESE-AMERICAN ENTREPRENEURS' MEETING

George Mason University Metro Campus
3401 North Fairfax  Drive, Arlington, Virginia
Room 257

April 29,  2005

Sponsored by
Asian American Press of Minnesota

9:00 AM  Registration and Networking

10:00 AM Introduction of Participants and Program

  • Ms. Thanh Bui,  Esq.
    Business Attorney, Leonard, Street and Deinard Law Firm, Minneapolis, MN

10:10 AM Opening Remarks

  • Sponsor
    • Nghi Huynh
      Publisher/Editor, American Asian Press, St. Paul, MN
  • Hosts
    • Ms. Mary Chi Ray
      President, Small Business Network Council, and member, National Advisory Council for the  SBA
    • Mr. Hung Nguyen
      President, National Congress of Vietnamese Americans

10:20 AM Brunch and  Networking

11:15 AM Opportunities  for Vietnamese American Entrepreneurs

  • Panel  Coordinator
    • Dr. Doan L.  Phung
      President/CEO, PAI Corporation, Oak Ridge, TN

11:20 AM  Programs of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Available to the Vietnamese American  Entrepreneurs

  • Ms. Stephanie Watkins
    Regional Administrator, SBA Region III, Philadelphia, PA

11:30 AM  Minority Economic Development: Opportunities and Challenges

  • Mr. Tran Thanh Nhon
    Former Executive Director, Minnesota Minority Supplier Development Council

11:40 AM How to Do Business with the Department of Defense

  • Mr. Thomas Ray
    Director, Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, Defense Logistics  Agency

11:50 AM Coordinated Open Discussions

1:15 PM End of Opportunity Session

1:30 PM  CEO/Entrepreneurs Club Meeting

  • Coordinator
    • Dr. Doan L. Phung
      President/CEO,  PAI Corporation, Oak Ridge, TN

     

  • Presentation
    Achieving / Succeeding / Contributing
    • Jasmine Dinh
      Business Development Consultant, St.  Paul, MN

     

  • Open  Discussions
    • Rationale, goals and rules
    • Open forum: short, concise presentations by entrepreneurs
    • Formation of Steering Committee of three CEOs and a coordinator
    • Selection of three first actions
    • Timeline and next meeting

3:30 PM  Break and continued networking
 

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