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April 25 is busy day for NKY Chamber events; includes legislative breakfast, NKITA luncheon


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Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce members can enjoy breakfast at the Cincinnati Airport Hilton while recognizing members of the Northern Kentucky Legislative Caucus on Thursday, April 25.

The NKY Chamber will host its annual Legislative Appreciation Breakfast at the Hilton Cincinnati Airport (7373 Turfway Road, Florence) from 7:15 a.m. to 9 a.m.

The special reception will include members of the Northern Kentucky Legislative Caucus and will celebrate legislative successes from the recent Kentucky General Assembly as it relates to the NKY Chamber’s legislative agenda.

“We greatly appreciate the service of our NKY Legislative Caucus during this past legislative session,” said John Nienaber, the NKY Chamber’s Vice Chair of Public Affairs. “We look forward to working with them during the interim to help educate the business community and the Caucus about the needs to advance pro-business legislation in the 2020 Session to improve our overall business climate.”

The Kentucky General Assembly passed legislation to cleanup measures from the 2018 tax modernization efforts for non-profits and local community banks; clarified employment arbitration statutes based on a recent KY Supreme Court ruling; addressed NKU’s public pension crisis; banned tobacco at our K-12 schools; and allowed KEES scholarships to be used at trade schools.

Tickets to the NKY Chamber Legislative Appreciation Breakfast are $35 for NKY Chamber members, $40 for future NKY Chamber members, $30 for NKYP Passport holders, and are available here.  Space is limited. Pre-registration is required.

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is the leading business organization in Northern Kentucky. It is a Five-Star Accredited Chamber with nearly 1,500 member companies representing approximately 175,000 employees.

The Chamber focuses its efforts on education, workforce development, international trade, leadership development, and government relations at the federal, state and local level.

For more information, click here. www.nkychamber.com.

NKITA to Host Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce at Oriental Wok

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Later that same day, the Northern Kentucky International Trade Association (NKITA) will host its next session with the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce.

The presentation will focus on Global E-Commerce and Supply Chain Strategy Challenges and Opportunities.

The luncheon event will take place at the Oriental Wok (317 Buttermilk Pike, Ft. Mitchell) from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Attendees will have the opportunity to hear:

*Benjamin Zhou, Global Innovation Director of Haircare at P&G – Zhou has lived and worked in China, Singapore, and the United States. He is a supply chain professional with expertise in manufacturing, global supply chain designs and platforms, and lifecycle management.

*Leo Chan, Executive Director of the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce – Chan is a seasoned finance and technology professional who has worked with Fortune 500 companies in Asia, Europe and North America. He specializes in financial services, supply chain management, and next generation telecommunication technology.

*Yannick Schilly, President & CEO of ALTIX Consulting – Schilly has successfully developed and executed complex global expansion strategies throughout Germany, China, and the United States for a German-based manufacturing company.

The Northern Kentucky International Trade Association is an association within the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce that assists its members in achieving international trade goals and objectives through connections with global business resources and high-impact technical programming in the Northern Kentucky region.

Registration for the event is $15 NKY Chamber and $30 for future NKY Chamber Members. Lunch is included. Registration is available online here.


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