THE POWER TO HELP:
U.S. Business Creating a Better Tomorrow
A President's Export Council Report on U.S. Corporate
Stewardship Around the World
Back and Front
Cover Report Text
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President's
Export Council News
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PRESIDENT'S EXPORT COUNCIL
DECEMBER 17, 2004 TELECONFERENCE MEETING
Click here to review the:
- The letter of
recommendation discussed and approved.
- Meeting
Transcript
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PRESIDENT'S EXPORT COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 29, 2004 MEETING
A meeting of the
President's Export Council was held on September 29, 2004 in
Washington, D.C.
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- Five letters of
recommendations to the President were discussed and approved.
- Meeting
Transcript
Secretary Donald L. Evans addressed the President's Export
Council as (L to R) Under Secretary Kenneth Juster, Deputy Secretary of
the Treasury Dr. Sam Bodman, Chairman J.W. Marriott, Jr., Assistant to
the President and Director of the National Economic Council, Stephen
Friedman, Under Secretary Grant Aldonas and the members of the Council
and public listen.
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PRESIDENT'S
EXPORT COUNCIL TELECONFERENCE MEETING, AUGUST 19, 2004
A meeting of the
President's Export Council was held, via teleconference, on August 19,
2004.
Two reports
for the President were approved along with the Power to Help
report.
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for Meeting Transcript.
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PRESIDENT'S
EXPORT COUNCIL TRAVELS TO CHINA
BEIJING, CHINA –
Commerce Secretary Donald L. Evans today wrapped up his four-day trip
to China by discussing the progress that had been made in leveling the
playing field for American workers and in strengthening the economic
relationship between the two countries, but said that work remains. He
traveled to China with members of the President's Export Council
including: Chairman J.W. Marriott, Jr., Vice Chairman James Morgan, Mr.
Arnold Donald, Mr. Jack Faris, Mr. J. Brian Ferguson, Dr. Paul Hsu, Ms.
Cecilia Ochoa Levine, Ms. Betty Manetta, Mr. Harold Smith, Secretary of
Labor Elaine Chao, and Small Business Administrator Hector Baretto.
Press release
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PRESIDENT'S
EXPORT COUNCIL MEETING ON MARCH 17, 2004 –
A meeting of the
President’s Export Council was held on March 17, 2004 in Washington, DC.
Four letters of
recommendation to the President were discussed and approved.
Click here
to view the meeting agenda.
Click here to view the
meeting transcript.
Then
National Security Advisor, Dr. Condoleezza Rice, speaks with the
President’s Export Council on March 17, 2004 PHOTO BY RON BELL
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PRESIDENT'S
EXPORT COUNCIL MEETING ON OCTOBER 1, 2003 --
The President's
Export Council met on October 1, 2003 in Washington, DC.
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Three letters of recommendation to the President were
discussed and approved.
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Click here to view the meeting
agenda.
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Click here for
the meeting transcript.
(L to R: The Honorable Phillip
Merrill, President of the Export-Import Bank of the United States; J.W.
Marriott, Jr., Council Chairman; The Honorable Donald L. Evans,
Secretary of Commerce; The Honorable Grant Aldonas, Under Secretary of
Commerce for International Trade and Council Executive Director; The
Honorable Elaine Chao, Secretary of Labor; The Honorable Hector
Barreto, U.S. Small Business Administrator) PHOTO BY IRIS HARRIS
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REAPPOINTMENT
OF MEMBERS --
On February 26,
2003, White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card swore in the members of
the President's Export Council in a ceremony at the Indian Treaty Room
of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Following the swearing in,
President Bush spoke to the Export Council about his vision for trade.
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(White
House Announcement)
President George W. Bush speaks at the
President's Export Council Meeting in the Indian Treaty Room Feb. 26,
2003. WHITE HOUSE PHOTO BY TINA HAGER
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Commerce Secretary Evans and
Members of the President's Export Council Urge Passage of Economic
Growth and Job Package
In a
press briefing, Commerce Secretary Don Evans and five newly appointed
members of the President's Export Council (PEC) called for Congress to
quickly pass President Bush's economic growth and job package.
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(Press
Release)
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About
the President's Export Council
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The President's
Export Council (PEC) is the principal national advisory committee on international
trade. The Council advises the President of government policies and
programs that affect U.S. trade performance; promotes export expansion;
and provides a forum for discussing and resolving trade-related problems
among the business, industrial, agricultural, labor, and government
sectors.
The Council was
established by Executive Order of the President in 1973, but was
originally composed only of business executives. In 1979, the Council was
reconstituted by Executive Order 12131 to include leaders of the labor
and agriculture communities, Congress, and the Executive Branch.
The twenty-eight
private-sector members of the Council are appointed by the President.
They serve "at the pleasure of the President," with no set term
of office. Five United States Senators and five members of the House of
Representatives are appointed to the Council by the President of the
Senate and the Speaker of the House, respectively. The Secretaries of
Commerce, Agriculture, Energy, Homeland Security, Labor, State, and
Treasury; the Chairman of the Export-Import Bank of the United States;
the U.S. Trade Representative; and the Administrator of the Small
Business Administration are also members of the Council.
The Council
maintains an Executive Committee and subcommittees according to the
Council's interests. Membership of these subordinate committees is drawn
from the Council's roster. The Council also maintains the
separately-chartered Subcommittee on Export Administration (PECSEA),
created in 1976, which reviews export control issues. The President's
Export Council meets at least twice each year, usually in Washington, DC.
The Council's subcommittees may also hold meetings. President's Export
Council members do not receive compensation for their service on the
Council.
The Council reports
to the President through the Secretary of Commerce. The Under Secretary
of Commerce for International Trade serves as the Council's Executive
Director. The Advisory Committees and Private Sector Programs Division of
the Office of Export Promotion and Coordination serves as the Executive
Secretariat for Council activities. The Council can be reached at (202)
482-1124
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