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Is Your Group Looking for a Speaker? Check Out DLEG's Speaker's Bureau

Contact: Mario L. Morrow 517-373-9280
Agency: Labor & Economic Growth

April 17, 2008 - Are you looking for a dynamic speaker for your upcoming group meeting? Then check out DLEG's Speakers Bureau, which offers professional speakers on a variety of interesting topics for business, community service and education leaders including:

State & Local Workforce & Economic Development Issues (i.e. No Worker Left Behind; Jobs, Education & Training)
Area Labor Market Information (employment trends, wages, detailed industries, and jobs in demand)
Purchasing Tax Reverted Properties from Michigan Land Bank Fast Track Authority
Wage & Hour Issues/Youth Employment
Construction Codes
Cool Cities
Disability Rights & Inclusion
Services for People with Disabilities
Workplace Safety & Health (MIOSHA)
Liquor Control/Preventing Underage Drinking
Spanish-Speaking Affairs/Hispanic Issues

To review biographical information about available speakers through DLEG Speaker's Bureau, please visit www.michigan.gov/dleg, go to DLEG Information Services and click on DLEG Speaker's Bureau 2008. To schedule a Speakers Bureau presenter, please call the DLEG Media & PR office at (517) 373-9280 or email mediainfo@michigan.gov.


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