Discussion Group
Drop by if you are interested in participating in the Discussion Group.
March Monthly Meeting: Immigration —– Facts, Fiction, Reality – a time to act! - Part Two
Date: March 13, 2019
Time: 2 p.m.
Location: Cowan Creek, Andice Room
Topic: Immigration – Facts, Fiction, Reality - Part Two
Come join the discussion on this hot topic, with new information being presented, even if you attended the February session.
Our new Discussion Group Leader, Gerry Keller, will facilitate a discussion on this hot topic.
Gerry is a native Texan who grew up on a farm and ranch southeast of San Antonio. His family immigrated to Texas in the 1870s from Silesia (Poland) in central Europe. He received a BBA from UT in Industrial Management. After graduation, he worked as an Industrial Engineer, before working in manufacturing management. He also earned an MBA from Texas State University.
Working for technology companies in electronics and semiconductor manufacturing he had the opportunity to live, work, and travel internationally. This multi-country exposure allowed him to study how some countries managed exceptional labor demands for their industrial growth. Their issues were not too different from those facing the US today.
Date: March 13, 2019
Time: 2 p.m.
Location: Cowan Creek, Andice Room
Topic: Immigration – Facts, Fiction, Reality - Part Two
Come join the discussion on this hot topic, with new information being presented, even if you attended the February session.
Our new Discussion Group Leader, Gerry Keller, will facilitate a discussion on this hot topic.
Gerry is a native Texan who grew up on a farm and ranch southeast of San Antonio. His family immigrated to Texas in the 1870s from Silesia (Poland) in central Europe. He received a BBA from UT in Industrial Management. After graduation, he worked as an Industrial Engineer, before working in manufacturing management. He also earned an MBA from Texas State University.
Working for technology companies in electronics and semiconductor manufacturing he had the opportunity to live, work, and travel internationally. This multi-country exposure allowed him to study how some countries managed exceptional labor demands for their industrial growth. Their issues were not too different from those facing the US today.
FEBRUARY 2019: Immigration —– Facts, Fiction, Reality – a time to act!
February 13 Presentation Slides
JANUARY 2019: JOBS — Tariffs and Trade Wars Won’t Solve Job Issues
January 9 Presentation Slides
February 13 Presentation Slides
JANUARY 2019: JOBS — Tariffs and Trade Wars Won’t Solve Job Issues
January 9 Presentation Slides