
Your special
invitation to the
2010 World Russian Forum
The Eurasia Center & the Eurasian Business Coalition
in cooperation with: Dr. Edward Lozansky, President, Media Kontinent Group & The
American University in Moscow
and the Discovery Institute
Invite you and your colleagues to the
new:
2010 World Russian Forum
America and Russia:
Building a Positive Relationship for the Future
Commemorating the 65th
Anniversary of the Elbe River Linkage leading to Victory in World War II (special Russian
Military Band performance on the National Mall, April 25th)
April 26-27, 2010 Washington, DC
United States Congress
including Special
Russian Receptions
at the Embassy of the Russian Federation,
and the Russian Cultural Center
For Monday, April 26 and Tuesday, April 27, 2010, The Eurasia Center and the Eurasian Business
Coalition invite you to attend the 29th Annual World Russian
Forum. Proposed to be held in a United States Congressional Office Building, you are invited to participate in a challenging agenda featuring topics on
politics, economic and security. Other presentations will include the topics of
high technology, finance, international trade, and economic development. This
event will allow you and your colleagues to interact with those in Russia and Eurasia
seeking to expand
two-way trade, direct investments, business opportunities and open
communications with your counterparts. The focus of this year’s Forum
will be the focus of a new opportunity for change in the America’s relationship with Russia given the new change in leadership both here and abroad.

US Undersecretary of State William Burns, speaking about
building positive economic relations at last year’s World Russian Forum.
The World
Russian Forum is a premier gathering of business leaders, government officials,
public policy scholars and experts and it has become one of the premier
catalysts for opening discussions and building positive relations between Russia and America. This year’s Forum will follow Presidents Obama and Medvedev’s important meetings
and summit which have contributed towards the common goal of building better
relations between the two countries.

Vadim Gluzman, President and CEO, Lukoil Americas
Corporation,
speaking at the opening of an earlier World Russian Forum.
Participants
at the 2010 event will be able to speak with members of the American Senate and
House of Representatives, the Russian Duma, leaders of Russia’s NGO communities,
along with officials of numerous American governmental agencies including the
Departments of Commerce, State, and International Trade. Other beneficial
relationships will be initiated with leaders in investment, high technology,
banking, international trading, economic development, professional services
firms along with federal, state, and local government officials.
Please
see the Corporate Sponsorship Form concerning
details for two day event. This series has grown out of 20 years of
successful working relationships between Russia, Eurasia, and America. This televised event features speakers, topics, and interactions among the 59
Eurasian nations invited for the event.
During
the breaks and meals formal introductions can be arranged along with business
card exchanges and informal discussions. For two days, you will have the chance
to interact with experts, and to hear and discuss specific proposals from
leading American and Russian political leaders, businessmen, experts, and
scholars on how to reset course from confrontation toward economic and security
cooperation.
Integral
to this entire effort will be extensive television coverage. The Forum's
proceedings and receptions are covered by the U.S. and International Media with
such stations as NTV America, Russia Today and C-Span. SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR NETWORKING AND SPECIAL RECEPTIONS at the RUSSIAN EMBASSY that follows
the presentation will feature special foods, beverages, music, and art
work of Russia.
Early Registration Discount by April 23rd


TO PREREGISTER FOR THE WORLD
RUSSIAN FORUM ‘CLICK’:
WORLD RUSSIAN FORUM
REGISTRATION FORM
2010 SPONSORS: The Eurasia Center, The Eurasian Business Coalition, Cisco Systems, Inc., Chadbourne and Parke, LLP, Jones Day, White & Case, LLP, IBS Global Consulting, RussianDC.com, Baltika, & The Coca-Cola Company.
PREVIOUS SPONSORS of our Events: 3M Corporation; CitiBank; U.S. Department of Commerce; Russian-American Chamber of Commerce; United Technologies; The Ford Motor Company; The Coca-Cola Company; General Electric; ConocoPhillips; Coors; Baltika; The Intel Corporation; Lockheed-Martin; Seagrams; LUKOIL Oil Company; Pepsico; DuPont; Goodyear.
TO BECOME A SPONSOR OF WORLD
RUSSIAN FORUM ‘CLICK’:
WORLD RUSSIAN FORUM
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
WORLD RUSSIAN FORUM
SPONSORSHIP FORM
PRELIMINARY AGENDA WORLD
RUSSIAN FORUM JUST ‘CLICK’:
WORLD RUSSIAN FORUM 2010 PRELIMINARY
AGENDA
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The Eurasia Center
has been an important hub of activity and a meeting place for networking, scholarship, publishing,
and business development. The Center promotes the exchange of ideas among diplomats, government officials, business leaders and citizens on issues
concerning investment, economic development, education, health care, and environmental sustainable development. Leaders are engaged to promote
the ideals of peace, security, democracy, and economic cooperation.
The Eurasia Center is a 501(c)(3) federally recognized non-profit
organization promoting positive relations between America and the 59 nations of Eurasia through progressive programs and activities. Sustaining
sponsorships, memberships, and program participation are welcomed and are 100% tax-deductible.
To
Contact The Eurasia Center :
Dr. Gerard J. Janco, President
President@eurasiacenter.org
Earl Rasmussen, Executive Vice President
ERasmussen@eurasiacenter.org
Richard Trifan, Vice President, Government Relations & Marketing
RTrifan@eurasiacenter.org
The Eurasia Center
& The Eurasian Business Coalition
4927 Massachusetts Avenue ,
NW, Washington , D.C. 20016
Tel: (202) 494-0773
Telefax: (202) 237-1452
Email: President@eurasiacenter.org
Web: www.eurasiacenter.org