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2nd Annual Los Angeles Diversity Mixer
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Thursday, February 04, 2010
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Location: THE KRESS Hollywood
When: Thursday, February 18th, 6-10pm
Event: Join us and meet over 300 professionals across Southern California and attend the
2nd Annual Los Angeles Diversity Mixer Presented by the Riordan Programs Alumni Association. Partner organizations include: NSHMBA, ALPFA, The Robert Toigo Foundation, USC-MAAA,
The Consortium, and SEO.
This spectacular networking event will be located on the rooftop of The Kress in Hollywood. Tickets include access to the exclusive rooftop lounge and an all access pass to The Kress after 10pm.
Proceeds will benefit the Saturday Business Academy: The SBA is a Saturday enrichment program designed to prepare over 100 under-served L.A. highschool students each year with the skills and academic guidance to pursue higher education and become future business leaders. REGISTER TODAY AT (The Kress):
http://ladm.eventbrite.com/ Cost: $15 (Presale); $20 (Door) For every ticket sold - $5 Benefits the NSHMBA Scholarship Fund
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TELACU Fellowship: MARCH 13th, 2010
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Friday, January 01, 2010
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Don't miss this opportunity and apply
to the 2010 DAVID C. LIZARRAGA
FELLOWSHIP Program for Graduate School Students in Business &
Engineering For More Information Visit TELACU: Eligibility Criteria: - Be a first-generation college student - Be pursuing a Masters degree in
Business Administration or Engineering*
- Have a minimum GPA of 2.5
- Be enrolled in a graduate program
full-time for the entire 2010-2011
academic year** - Be a permanent resident (preferred)
of unincorporated East Los Angeles,
Bell Gardens, Commerce, Huntington
Park, City of Los Angeles, Montebello,
Monterey Park, Pico Rivera, Pomona
and the Inland Empire, Santa Ana,
South Gate, or other communities
selected by the TELACU Education
Foundation for inclusion in the Program *Students pursuing other graduate
degrees may also be considered at
the Foundation’s discretion **Priority will be given to students in their last
year of graduate studies; however, first-year graduate students may be considered
DEADLINE: MARCH 15, 2010
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