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DES MOINES, IOWA — November 14, 2012 — The fifth annual 2012 Immigrant Entrepreneurs Summit (IES) held November 10, 2012, at Drake University’s Olmsted Center proved to be successful with a record number of attendees. Four hundred seventy-one participants from 43 different countries partook in various business seminars and used the day as an opportunity to network with fellow attendees. IES’s mantra “let’s grow together” was supercharged by its attendees, business partners and volunteers. “The event is a demonstration of collaborative efforts from the SBA to IRS as well as the Governor’s office to county supervisors and city officials to
I'd Like To Know More --> →Karen Louse Evans Karen Evans was born on November 28th. 1939, in Des Moines, Iowa. She graduated from Des Moines Tech. High School in June 1958. While Karen received her education she was active in church and school actives. In 1959, Karen married her husband Neal Evans. They located in San Diego, California. One achievement Karen accomplished during those years she helped organized, home based, Women Bible Study Groups in the community. Job related moves took Karen, Neal and children (Wade & Wanda) to places such as Indianapolis, IN, Akron, HO. Chicago, IL. Returning to Iowa in 1991. Since retuning
I'd Like To Know More --> →On Aug 20, 2012, the IES Board met with Governor and Lt. Governor. The board members collectively briefed Governor and Lt. Governor on the progress of the event and accomplishment of the immigrant entrepreneurs who participated in this event. This Nov 10, 2012 will mark the 5 years of IES. The impact of IES is demonstrated by number of business that was established. Since 2011 IES, there are already 113 new business formed in Iowa by the attendees of IES. A year before, it was 125 new businesses. IES is the answer to entrepreneurs, how to become successful in business,
I'd Like To Know More --> →Here’s an excellent article voicing small business concern across America. Here’s a snippet: Hundreds of small business owners visiting Washington, D.C., for America’s Small Business Summit descended on Capitol Hill on May 23 to personally voice their concerns about the economy to their elected representatives. A group of small business owners from Johnson City, Tennessee, which included a restaurant owner, two CPAs, and two educators, carried a simple message: uncertainty over health care reform, taxes, and federal deficits and spending are keeping them up at night.
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