Monday, December 21, 2009

International Affairs Council Announces Citizen Of The World Event Co-Chairs

Todd Culpepper, controlling administrator of the International Affairs Council (IAC) (www.iacnc.org), has appear that Sepi Asefnia, admiral of SEPI Engineering Group, and Patty Briguglio, admiral of MMI Associates, Inc., accept been called co-chairs for the organization’s 2008 Citizen of the World Award Dinner. As co-chairs, Asefnia and Briguglio will allure board members, sponsors, speakers and attendees for the Citizen of the World event.

The 2008 Citizen of the World Dinner will be captivated Thursday, Oct. 16 from 6-9 p.m. at Brier Creek Country Club amid at 9400 Club Hill Drive. The International Affairs Council has accustomed the Citizen of the World Award annually back 1995 to account the North Carolinian who, in the eyes of the alternative committee, has done the a lot of for the internationalization of the state. For added advice on the event, amuse appointment www.iacnc.org.

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News Facts:
•Sepi Asefnia, admiral of SEPI Engineering Group, and Patty Briguglio, admiral of MMI Associates, Inc., accept been called co-chairs for the organization’s 2008 Citizen of the World Award Dinner.
•As co-chairs, Asefnia and Briguglio will allure board members, sponsors, speakers and attendees for the Citizen of the World event.
•The 2008 Citizen of the World Dinner will be captivated Thursday, Oct. 16 from 6-9 p.m. at Brier Creek Country Club amid at 9400 Club Hill Drive.
•The International Affairs Council has accustomed the Citizen of the World Award annually back 1995 to account the North Carolinian who, in the eyes of the alternative committee, has done the a lot of for the internationalization of the state.
•For added advice on the event, amuse appointment www.iacnc.org.

Quotes:
“We are accustomed to accept these two admirable leaders as the co-chairs of our committee,” said Culpepper. “We are assured that Sepi and Patty will plan harder to accompany new account and speakers to the 2008 Citizen of the World event.”

About International Affairs Council:
International Affairs Council (IAC) is a nonprofit alignment that promotes compassionate of apple affairs, citizen-to-citizen address and the acceptance of North Carolina as a centermost of education, ability and business. IAC, which began in 1973 as the Research Triangle International Visitors Center (IVC), affairs itineraries for visiting all-embracing dignitaries and professionals absorbed in business development, apprenticeship and added topics, as able-bodied as hosts contest that accompany high-profile speakers from about the apple to the Triangle. After alpha as a account of the appointment of the University of North Carolina’s then-president Terry Sanford, IVC was congenital beneath N.C. law on July 30, 1975 as a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization. During the aboriginal 1980s, the alignment was revitalized and confused to a beyond appointment amplitude with added agents acknowledgment to the abutment of Dr. William Friday, who was admiral of the UNC arrangement at that time. In 1986, the name of the alignment was afflicted to International Visitors Council. Since then, the alignment has quadrupled the amount of visitors it hosts anniversary year to over 600 and now has six agents members. In 2002, IVC alloyed with Triangle World Affairs Council to become International Visitors Council/World Affairs Council. In 2005, the axle of admiral appointed a appropriate board that absitively on the accepted abiding name: International Affairs Council. IAC’s mission is to advance all-embracing relations, accession acquaintance of civic and all-around issues and allure adopted dignitaries and professionals to the state. It receives admission allotment from the U.S. Department of the State, accumulated and altruistic foundations, alone associates and abundant added sources. For added information, appointment www.iacnc.org.

Patty Briguglio
MMI Associates, Inc.
(919) 233-6600
patty@mmimarketing.com
PR Firms Raleigh, NC

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