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Francisco J. Sánchez
#Hispanic community great facilitator for U.S. #exports to Central & South America. http://1.usa.gov/QXkS3K
Looking forward to addressing Hispanic Business Initiative Fund ceremony today in Tampa.
Will be speaking on Florida’s economic ties to Latin America and the Caribbean at U of South Florida this afternoon. #HispanicHeritage.
Meeting international students @Columbia University. China & India send most students to U.S.
According to @IIEglobal, a record 723k int'l students enrolled in US schools for the 2010/11 school year. http://bit.ly/T8lPqB
At a roundtable in NYC with university representatives from NY & NJ. ITA strongly supports education as a services export.
At an event honoring US-Polish relations in the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. Economic relationship is important to both countries.
In NYC today, addressing US-Poland Economic Forum. US exports >$3B annually to Poland. http://1.usa.gov/PIMhrL
Speaking at a press conference at Unifi #manufacturing plant in Yadkinsivlle, NC about CAFTA-DR changes. pic.twitter.com/lo5iHXjF
In NC talking with #textile workers about benefits changes to CAFTA-DR will bring. http://1.usa.gov/RcCjyj
Touring Ranken Technical College with President Stan Shoun. pic.twitter.com/WVqCEVJQ
Speaking to a roundtable of over 20 local St. Louis CEOs at Ranken Technical College about exporting today. pic.twitter.com/KhAxWCu6
At Pittsburgh's @CarnegieMellon University, talking about benefits of international trade. US #exports support nearly 10 million jobs in US.
Meeting with #Latino Graduate Student Association at @CarnegieMellon. pic.twitter.com/S7LaPFQ3
Hosting roundtable in Cleveland with business leaders that brought back #manufacturing jobs to US.
Cleveland's #manufacturers are innovating, building and putting people to work; ITA is proud to help them reach markets across the globe
With the president of Bionix Development Corporation in Toledo, OH on tour of manufacturing facilities. pic.twitter.com/RkbmnsOK
According to executives at Bionix one of the main reasons their products are made in USA is quality control. No comparison.
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