Continuing
through June 30
"ART OF THE AUTOMOBILE"
Kemp Auto Museum marks their second anniversary with this first-ever
exhibition. The exhibit showcases automobiles not only as functional
machinery, but also as works of art. Featuring artists whose
work passionately explores the beauty, sensuality, form and
design of the classic automobile, and including pieces from
local talent to internationally renowned artists and auto designers.
For more information contact Kemp Auto Museum’s General Manager
Allison Hershberger at (636) 537-1718
Wednesday, May 2
INVESTMENTS IN PROGRESS IN THE URBAN MARKETPLACE
The Urban Land Institute’s third Investments in Progress Expo
will bring together the area’s top developers and industry experts
to discuss the latest development trends and strategies for
St. Louis’ urban core.
Financing, zoning, community impact and recommended resources
will be discussed. Panelist and roundtable experts include lenders,
attorneys, brokers, planners, architects and local officials.
Chase Park Plaza Hotel
7:30 Registration & Networking
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Program
To register or receive additional information, visit www.stlouis.uli.org
or call Ann Culp at (314) 963-7608.
Monday, May 7 through 10
THE WORLD AGRICULTURAL FORUM 2007
World Congress will give the globe’s leaders the opportunity
to identify and drive solutions, ultimately enabling even those
who are the poorest to aspire be an economic player. It is intended
that global participants will especially focus on embracing
the rural poor and creating new markets based on sound agriculture
and trade policy.
Keynote Speakers: Pascal Lamy, Secretary General, World Trade
Organization
Marianne Fisher-Boel, Commissioner for Agriculture, European
Union
The 2007 Congress Will Examine:
· Creating Disposable Income Through Regional and Bilateral
Trade Reform and Market Development;
· Bioenergy: Investment Trend in Agriculture;
· Increasing the Purchasing Power in Developing Countries: The
Role of Infrastructure in Promoting Market Development and Trade;
· Management of the Water Supply to Optimize Economic Growth.
Chase Park Plaza Hotel www.worldagforum.org
Sunday, May 6 through 9
BIO INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
The world’s largest gathering of more than 19,000 biotechnology
leaders and 1,700+ exhibiting companies and pavilions representing
every aspect of the biotechnology industry.
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
www.bio2007.org
Thursday, May 10
"WHAT'S RIGHT WITH THE REGION!"
AWARDS CELEBRATION
FOCUS St. Louis will honor 20 organizations, individuals, and
initiatives that have made a profound difference in the St.
Louis region. Sheldon Concert Hall, 3648 Washington Blvd.
The cocktail reception begins at 5:30 p.m.; followed by the
awards program from 6:45 to 8 p.m. KMOV-TV’s Robin Smith will
serve as the mistress of ceremonies.
Cost: $35 includes cocktails and appetizers Reservations requested:
Contact Debra White at 314-622-1250 x101 or debraw@focus-stl.org
or go online to www.focus-stl.org/wrwr
Monday, May 14
RCGA BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Hosted by Moulin Events and Meetings
Vin de Set Rooftop Bar and Bistro
2017 Choteau
Cost: $5 RCGA Members; $15 Non-Members
Exhibit tables available @ $100
Information and Reservations: Contact Lori Meier at (314) 444-1147
or bah@stlrcga.org
Thursday, May 17
LIVE FROM GRAND CENTER
KETC/Channel 9 Teams with Grand Center and the Sheldon for Live
Performance Special Stars Including Kim Massie, Denise Thimes,
Billy Peek and More. Enjoy an hour-long musical variety special
that will be broadcast live.
Sheldon Concert Hall,
3648 Washington Blvd.
8 p.m.
Tickets are $75 and $55 and are available through MetroTix at
(314) 531-1111 or www.metrotix.com.
For more information visit
www.ketc.org.
Thursday, May 24
ST. LOUIS FRAUD SEMINAR
Learn how to discover and recover from employee theft. This
educational and entertaining program is designed for anyone
interested in protecting their assets. “Internal Fraud: Discovering,
Preventing and Recovering from Employee Theft” will be presented
by BKD, LLP and Lathrop and Gage, L.C.
Registration fee is $40 per attendee, hot breakfast included.
Pre-register now at http://www.bkd.com/service/forensics_
disputeconsulting/StLouisSeminar/
Media sponsor: St. Louis Commerce Magazine.
Monday, June 4
2ND ANNUAL FIRST DISTRICT JOB FAIR
Bringing prospective job seekers together with employers in
the Metro Area. William Lacy Clay invites you to be involved
with this annual event to recruit new talent, interview potential
employees, and collect applications and resumes for both summer
and year-round positions. No participation fees. 9 a.m. to 3
p.m.
Harris-Stowe State University, Emerson Education and
Performing Arts Center, 3026 Laclede Ave.
For information, contact Marvin Steele, (202) 225-2406 or email
him, marvin.steele@mail.house.gov
Saturday, June 9
OPEN HOUSE: EXECUTIVE MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS
9:00 a.m.
Informal discussion of program
Join current executive European business class. Complimentary
luncheon for networking with executives We encourage attendees
to bring a friend, colleague, spouse, partner with them
* ATTIRE IS BUSINESS CASUAL
Saint Louis University. John Cook School of Business
RSVP: emib@slu.edu or 314-977-3839
http://business.slu.edu/graduate/EMIB/index.html
Thursday, June 14
RCGA BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
RCGA Business After Hours are networking events, informal gatherings
held at member companies that are a popular way to meet new
people. RCGA Business After Hours blends fun and business. RCGA
members also have opportunity to purchase exhibit tables for
a nominal fee to present their products and services firsthand
to other members and guests. Cost: $5 for RCGA members, $15
for non-members.
Information and reservations: contact Lori Meier at (314) 444-1147
or bah@stlrcga.org
National City Bank,
1385 N. Green Mount Rd., O’Fallon, IL 62269
Sponsored by National City Bank
Friday, June 15
ZOOFARI 2007
This creative black-tie fundraiser at the Zoo includes bountiful
food and drink from area restaurants, caterers and bars, silent
auction and live music. Proceeds benefit the Zoo. Reservations
are $175 for Zoo Friends members, $225 for the general public.
7 p.m. to midnight.
Advance reservations required.
More information and reservations: (314) 768-5440 or www.stlzoo.org
Monday, June 18
19TH ANNUAL RCGA "TRY ST. LOUIS...BUY
ST. LOUIS" GOLF TOURNAMENT
Whitmoor Country Club
Sponsored by Mercer Health & Benefits and Southwest Bank.
Media Sponsor: KMOX
9:30 a.m.: Registration/Driving Range
11 a.m. to 12: 30 p.m.: BBQ Lunch
12:30 p.m.: Shotgun Start for 18 holes of golf and cart
6 to 7 p.m.: Cocktails
7 p.m.: Dinner/Award Presentations/Prizes
For information, call Colin Stahlhut at (314) 444-1145
Tuesday, June 26 through 29
2007 FUEL ETHANOL WORKSHOP (FEW)
The World’s Largest Ethanol Industry conference will provide
ground breaking technical workshops, informative general sessions,
cutting-edge information during the product seminars, and the
opportunity to be a part of an expanding global ethanol network.
New events include:
- Ethanol Vehicle Showcase
- International Pavilion
- Special Sessions on Green Marketing Your Business
- Product Seminars
The program also features an “Ethanol 101” pre-conference seminar
to review the basics of ethanol production and points to consider
when building an ethanol plant. Presentations at the FEW have
a strong focus on commercial-scale ethanol production and near-term
technology.
Americas Center
www.fuelethanolworkshop.com
