The document summarizes AmCham's annual Holiday Christmas party. Around 250 guests attended the event at the Panama Marriott Hotel on December 9th. AmCham President Thomas Kenna welcomed guests and thanked them for a good year. Fundación Ópera Panamá performed classical and Christmas music. AmCham held its traditional raffle with prizes donated by American Airlines and Canon Panamá. Guests enjoyed dancing to the music of Orchestra Café. The document also lists bilingual candidates available for employment who have completed US work-study programs.
The document summarizes a protest that was held by the Samson and Ermineskin Cree nations on Highway 2A in Hobbema. The protest was organized in support of Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence's hunger strike calling attention to poverty in First Nations communities. The protest also opposed recent amendments made to the federal Bill C-45 and Navigable Waters Protection Act without consultation of First Nations peoples. The protest closed the highway for an hour to distribute information to motorists and call on the local MP to engage in consultation regarding changes affecting indigenous rights and culture.
The document summarizes two stories related to the arts. The first story discusses the legacy of choreographer Merce Cunningham and his dance company, which is embarking on a final global tour before disbanding per Cunningham's wishes. This weekend, the company will perform its final North Carolina shows in Durham. The second story profiles music publisher Ken Weiss, who takes an unconventional view of online piracy by arguing it can help spread and promote music. Weiss has worked with major artists like Crosby, Stills, & Nash.
The document summarizes the activities of the Panama American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in March 2010. It announces committee meetings on legislation, the environment, and real estate. It also introduces a new vice president of operations for member company Argo Consulting and allows members to designate up to 10 people to receive AmCham communications. Finally it shares some humorous examples of English wordplay.
The document summarizes events and committee meetings from the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It discusses a meeting of the Organizational Development & Human Capital Committee where they heard about education programs in Panama from the rector of Universidad Latina. It also summarizes a Real Estate Committee meeting where they discussed projects for the year and how to improve the image of real estate brokers. Finally, it announces that AmCham will now allow companies to designate up to ten people to receive AmCham news and event notifications.
The Environmental Committee met to learn about climate change from a representative of The Climate Project. Climate change is caused by greenhouse gases trapping heat in the atmosphere and warming the planet, which leads to problems like more floods, droughts and stronger hurricanes. The speaker recommended reducing energy use and supporting environmental causes.
The AmCham President met with a US Trade Administration officer to discuss increasing trade cooperation through programs to foster trade facilitation and customs modernization.
AmCham member Thermo King de Panamá was named the Latin America Dealer of the Year for 2009 by Thermo King Corporation, beating out other Thermo King dealers in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham) held several committee meetings in March 2010. At the Information & Communication Technology Committee meeting, members discussed ongoing projects for 2010 and heard updates on the Thinkquest educational platform partnership with CAPATEC. The Environmental Committee heard presentations on the versatility and benefits of algae farming in Panama, including its uses for biofuels, nutraceuticals, and carbon capture. AmCham also expanded the number of employees from member companies that can receive AmCham news and event notifications.
The AmCham-Pangea Networking Event was held on February 2nd for AmCham members to tour the new Pangea Restaurant and its various themed rooms. Members also celebrated a birthday during the event. AmCham will be closed February 15-16 for Carnival and reopen on the 17th. The Organizational Development & Human Capital Committee met on January 28th to discuss Procter & Gamble's experience establishing their Latin America regional office in Panama. The Information & Communication Technology Committee met on January 29th to review 2009 achievements and discuss the 2010 strategy and projects.
The AmCham-Pangea Networking Event was held on February 2nd for AmCham members to tour the new Pangea Restaurant and its various themed rooms. Members also celebrated a birthday during the event. AmCham will be closed February 15-16 for Carnival and reopen on the 17th. The Organizational Development & Human Capital Committee met on January 28th to discuss Procter & Gamble's experience establishing their Latin America regional office in Panama. The Information & Communication Technology Committee met on January 29th to review 2009 achievements and discuss the 2010 strategy and projects.
The document summarizes a protest that was held by the Samson and Ermineskin Cree nations on Highway 2A in Hobbema. The protest was organized in support of Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence's hunger strike calling attention to poverty in First Nations communities. The protest also opposed recent amendments made to the federal Bill C-45 and Navigable Waters Protection Act without consultation of First Nations peoples. The protest closed the highway for an hour to distribute information to motorists and call on the local MP to engage in consultation regarding changes affecting indigenous rights and culture.
The document summarizes two stories related to the arts. The first story discusses the legacy of choreographer Merce Cunningham and his dance company, which is embarking on a final global tour before disbanding per Cunningham's wishes. This weekend, the company will perform its final North Carolina shows in Durham. The second story profiles music publisher Ken Weiss, who takes an unconventional view of online piracy by arguing it can help spread and promote music. Weiss has worked with major artists like Crosby, Stills, & Nash.
The document summarizes the activities of the Panama American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in March 2010. It announces committee meetings on legislation, the environment, and real estate. It also introduces a new vice president of operations for member company Argo Consulting and allows members to designate up to 10 people to receive AmCham communications. Finally it shares some humorous examples of English wordplay.
The document summarizes events and committee meetings from the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It discusses a meeting of the Organizational Development & Human Capital Committee where they heard about education programs in Panama from the rector of Universidad Latina. It also summarizes a Real Estate Committee meeting where they discussed projects for the year and how to improve the image of real estate brokers. Finally, it announces that AmCham will now allow companies to designate up to ten people to receive AmCham news and event notifications.
The Environmental Committee met to learn about climate change from a representative of The Climate Project. Climate change is caused by greenhouse gases trapping heat in the atmosphere and warming the planet, which leads to problems like more floods, droughts and stronger hurricanes. The speaker recommended reducing energy use and supporting environmental causes.
The AmCham President met with a US Trade Administration officer to discuss increasing trade cooperation through programs to foster trade facilitation and customs modernization.
AmCham member Thermo King de Panamá was named the Latin America Dealer of the Year for 2009 by Thermo King Corporation, beating out other Thermo King dealers in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham) held several committee meetings in March 2010. At the Information & Communication Technology Committee meeting, members discussed ongoing projects for 2010 and heard updates on the Thinkquest educational platform partnership with CAPATEC. The Environmental Committee heard presentations on the versatility and benefits of algae farming in Panama, including its uses for biofuels, nutraceuticals, and carbon capture. AmCham also expanded the number of employees from member companies that can receive AmCham news and event notifications.
The AmCham-Pangea Networking Event was held on February 2nd for AmCham members to tour the new Pangea Restaurant and its various themed rooms. Members also celebrated a birthday during the event. AmCham will be closed February 15-16 for Carnival and reopen on the 17th. The Organizational Development & Human Capital Committee met on January 28th to discuss Procter & Gamble's experience establishing their Latin America regional office in Panama. The Information & Communication Technology Committee met on January 29th to review 2009 achievements and discuss the 2010 strategy and projects.
The AmCham-Pangea Networking Event was held on February 2nd for AmCham members to tour the new Pangea Restaurant and its various themed rooms. Members also celebrated a birthday during the event. AmCham will be closed February 15-16 for Carnival and reopen on the 17th. The Organizational Development & Human Capital Committee met on January 28th to discuss Procter & Gamble's experience establishing their Latin America regional office in Panama. The Information & Communication Technology Committee met on January 29th to review 2009 achievements and discuss the 2010 strategy and projects.
The document summarizes events and meetings held by the American Chamber of Commerce of Panama (AmCham) in January 2010. It discusses the installation dinner for AmCham's new president and board of directors. It also lists upcoming committee meetings on topics like the environment, tourism, and technology. The Real Estate Committee meeting is summarized, which discussed their work plan for 2010. Finally, it advertises job opportunities with the US Department of State.
The AmCham National Parks Initiative has launched with funding from 4 companies for a master plan developed by experts. Work has begun on creating tourism infrastructure in Volcan Baru and Soberania National Parks. AmCham also held committee meetings on green building councils, tourism lessons from P&G's Panama move, and integrative medicine. Bilingual university graduates are available for interviews through AmCham as cultural exchange program participants.
This document discusses the convergence of business and social networking, known as Enterprise 2.0. It provides an overview of common social media tools used in Enterprise 2.0 like blogs, wikis, Twitter and LinkedIn. It then discusses how AMCHAM can use these tools to create AMCHAM 2.0, a way for members to communicate, collaborate and share. Recommendations are provided for organizations to effectively implement Enterprise 2.0 strategies.
The document is an AmCham newsletter from December 29, 2009 that summarizes various AmCham events from the past year, including a board of directors photo, tourism forum, beer tasting event, mid-year reception, legislation and taxation forum, and golf tournament. Photos are included with captions of attendees at each event.
During its 30 years, AmCham Panama has helped Panamanian and American companies network and do business. It is a non-profit association run by volunteer member committees and a board of directors. The document announces upcoming committee meetings and events in January 2010 that will address topics like CSR, the environment, and hydrocarbons. It also provides information on joining AmCham and the benefits of membership.
The AmCham board of directors elected new officers for 2010, including Don Elder as President, Juan Carlos Arias as Vice President, Sandra Miró as Treasurer, and María Eugenia Fonseca as Secretary. Brief backgrounds are provided for each of the new officers. The document also recognizes Sandra Miró and DHL's long support of AmCham as event sponsors, speakers and board members.
Donald Elder was elected president of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Panama for 2010. He is the project manager for Caterpillar Latin America Support Services and is responsible for designing and constructing Caterpillar's new customer demonstration and learning center near Veracruz, Panama. Elder has over 25 years of experience working for Caterpillar in Latin America and the United States. He previously served in the US Army, retiring at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel after 20 years of service including tours in Germany, Spain, Panama, El Salvador and Mexico.
The document provides information about upcoming AmCham committee meetings and events, including a breakfast with Special Olympics and a presentation from the Tourism Committee. It also lists bilingual job candidates available through member company Mi Oportunidad and announces office space for rent at the AmCham building. In addition, it shares humor about changing the course of Thanksgiving gatherings.
The document summarizes several upcoming committee meetings and events for the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It announces that elections were held for the 2010-2011 Board of Directors, with six candidates being elected. It also provides information on bilingual job candidates and office space available for rent at AmCham.
The document announces that AmCham will hold elections for six board member positions next week, with twelve candidates. It provides a short biography for each of the twelve candidates, describing their professional backgrounds, experiences, and involvement with AmCham. Voting information can be obtained by calling the number provided.
This document is the October 2009 newsletter from the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in Panama. It provides information on new member companies that have joined AmCham that month, upcoming committee meetings, and an article introducing the chair of the ICT Committee. It also includes advertisements for office space available for rent at the AmCham building and qualified bilingual job candidates who are AmCham members.
The document summarizes several committee meetings held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It discusses presentations made to the Transportation & Logistics Committee and Real Estate Committee. It also announces upcoming committee meetings for ODHC, ICT, Legislation & Taxation, and Environmental. Additionally, it provides information on bilingual job candidates and office space available for rent near the AmCham facility.
The document summarizes the 9th annual Tourism Forum organized by AmCham to promote Panamanian tourism. It discusses several presentations made at the forum about developing sustainable and responsible tourism. These included developing Panama's national parks, improving factors like education and healthcare to make Panama the best place for business in Latin America, and revitalizing historic districts like Casco Viejo. The forum aimed to discuss improving tourism in Panama and attract over 300 people from the tourism sector.
Monitors and informs on significant developments in the area of US and Panamanian taxation, both individual and corporate; alerts the members on other related legislation of interest to businesses; advises the Board on the formulation of policy concerning legal issues.
The document summarizes upcoming American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Panama events in September 2009, including committee meetings on legislation/taxation, CSR, transportation/logistics, and real estate. It also announces a tourism forum and the mid-year reception at the US Embassy, honoring trade relations between Panama and the US. The reception recognized over 250 AmCham members and embassy staff. The document profiles AmCham board member Donald Elder and provides information on bilingual job candidates from a US State Department cultural exchange program. It also lists tips for building a strong LinkedIn profile and excuses people have used for speeding.
The document discusses how companies can increase profits during an economic downturn through strategic sourcing and spend analysis. It recommends that Solusoft, an IT consulting firm, offer spend analysis and strategic sourcing services to help clients identify savings opportunities. Spend analysis can reveal 12-14% in savings on average by highlighting opportunities like unnecessary spending, duplicate payments, and contracts with unfavorable terms. The document provides an example of how $14 million in annual savings could increase a company's ROI from 18% to 22%.
The document summarizes several upcoming committee meetings and events for the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It also provides brief summaries of recent committee meetings on real estate, the environment, and the labor market. Additionally, it advertises bilingual job candidates available through an exchange program and updates to AmCham's member discount program. The document aims to inform AmCham members about upcoming networking and engagement opportunities through its various committees and events.
The document is the August 2009 newsletter from the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It provides information on upcoming committee meetings for various industries, including Construction, Hydrocarbons, Legislation & Taxation, Tourism, and Information Technology. It also announces an upcoming reception and details about the US Foreign Service Officer Test. Brief profiles are provided for bilingual Panamanian candidates who recently completed cultural exchange programs in the US. Additionally, it advertises the AmCham member discount program and provides the contact information for AmCham.
This document is the August 11, 2009 newsletter from the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It provides information on upcoming AmCham committee meetings and events. It also recognizes two companies, Promociones Médicas and Coronado Golf & Beach Resort, that have been AmCham members for 15 years. Additionally, it introduces bilingual job candidates who have completed cultural exchange programs in the US and are seeking permanent positions. Finally, it provides member discounts information and includes a section on humor.
The document summarizes several upcoming events for AmCham members, including committee meetings on topics like tourism, legislation and taxation, construction, and hydrocarbons. It also introduces new AmCham member companies and individuals. Additionally, it provides information on bilingual job candidates available through a US State Department program, discounts through the member discount program, and the chair of the Trade and Investment Committee.
The document summarizes events and meetings held by the American Chamber of Commerce of Panama (AmCham) in January 2010. It discusses the installation dinner for AmCham's new president and board of directors. It also lists upcoming committee meetings on topics like the environment, tourism, and technology. The Real Estate Committee meeting is summarized, which discussed their work plan for 2010. Finally, it advertises job opportunities with the US Department of State.
The AmCham National Parks Initiative has launched with funding from 4 companies for a master plan developed by experts. Work has begun on creating tourism infrastructure in Volcan Baru and Soberania National Parks. AmCham also held committee meetings on green building councils, tourism lessons from P&G's Panama move, and integrative medicine. Bilingual university graduates are available for interviews through AmCham as cultural exchange program participants.
This document discusses the convergence of business and social networking, known as Enterprise 2.0. It provides an overview of common social media tools used in Enterprise 2.0 like blogs, wikis, Twitter and LinkedIn. It then discusses how AMCHAM can use these tools to create AMCHAM 2.0, a way for members to communicate, collaborate and share. Recommendations are provided for organizations to effectively implement Enterprise 2.0 strategies.
The document is an AmCham newsletter from December 29, 2009 that summarizes various AmCham events from the past year, including a board of directors photo, tourism forum, beer tasting event, mid-year reception, legislation and taxation forum, and golf tournament. Photos are included with captions of attendees at each event.
During its 30 years, AmCham Panama has helped Panamanian and American companies network and do business. It is a non-profit association run by volunteer member committees and a board of directors. The document announces upcoming committee meetings and events in January 2010 that will address topics like CSR, the environment, and hydrocarbons. It also provides information on joining AmCham and the benefits of membership.
The AmCham board of directors elected new officers for 2010, including Don Elder as President, Juan Carlos Arias as Vice President, Sandra Miró as Treasurer, and María Eugenia Fonseca as Secretary. Brief backgrounds are provided for each of the new officers. The document also recognizes Sandra Miró and DHL's long support of AmCham as event sponsors, speakers and board members.
Donald Elder was elected president of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Panama for 2010. He is the project manager for Caterpillar Latin America Support Services and is responsible for designing and constructing Caterpillar's new customer demonstration and learning center near Veracruz, Panama. Elder has over 25 years of experience working for Caterpillar in Latin America and the United States. He previously served in the US Army, retiring at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel after 20 years of service including tours in Germany, Spain, Panama, El Salvador and Mexico.
The document provides information about upcoming AmCham committee meetings and events, including a breakfast with Special Olympics and a presentation from the Tourism Committee. It also lists bilingual job candidates available through member company Mi Oportunidad and announces office space for rent at the AmCham building. In addition, it shares humor about changing the course of Thanksgiving gatherings.
The document summarizes several upcoming committee meetings and events for the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It announces that elections were held for the 2010-2011 Board of Directors, with six candidates being elected. It also provides information on bilingual job candidates and office space available for rent at AmCham.
The document announces that AmCham will hold elections for six board member positions next week, with twelve candidates. It provides a short biography for each of the twelve candidates, describing their professional backgrounds, experiences, and involvement with AmCham. Voting information can be obtained by calling the number provided.
This document is the October 2009 newsletter from the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in Panama. It provides information on new member companies that have joined AmCham that month, upcoming committee meetings, and an article introducing the chair of the ICT Committee. It also includes advertisements for office space available for rent at the AmCham building and qualified bilingual job candidates who are AmCham members.
The document summarizes several committee meetings held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It discusses presentations made to the Transportation & Logistics Committee and Real Estate Committee. It also announces upcoming committee meetings for ODHC, ICT, Legislation & Taxation, and Environmental. Additionally, it provides information on bilingual job candidates and office space available for rent near the AmCham facility.
The document summarizes the 9th annual Tourism Forum organized by AmCham to promote Panamanian tourism. It discusses several presentations made at the forum about developing sustainable and responsible tourism. These included developing Panama's national parks, improving factors like education and healthcare to make Panama the best place for business in Latin America, and revitalizing historic districts like Casco Viejo. The forum aimed to discuss improving tourism in Panama and attract over 300 people from the tourism sector.
Monitors and informs on significant developments in the area of US and Panamanian taxation, both individual and corporate; alerts the members on other related legislation of interest to businesses; advises the Board on the formulation of policy concerning legal issues.
The document summarizes upcoming American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Panama events in September 2009, including committee meetings on legislation/taxation, CSR, transportation/logistics, and real estate. It also announces a tourism forum and the mid-year reception at the US Embassy, honoring trade relations between Panama and the US. The reception recognized over 250 AmCham members and embassy staff. The document profiles AmCham board member Donald Elder and provides information on bilingual job candidates from a US State Department cultural exchange program. It also lists tips for building a strong LinkedIn profile and excuses people have used for speeding.
The document discusses how companies can increase profits during an economic downturn through strategic sourcing and spend analysis. It recommends that Solusoft, an IT consulting firm, offer spend analysis and strategic sourcing services to help clients identify savings opportunities. Spend analysis can reveal 12-14% in savings on average by highlighting opportunities like unnecessary spending, duplicate payments, and contracts with unfavorable terms. The document provides an example of how $14 million in annual savings could increase a company's ROI from 18% to 22%.
The document summarizes several upcoming committee meetings and events for the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It also provides brief summaries of recent committee meetings on real estate, the environment, and the labor market. Additionally, it advertises bilingual job candidates available through an exchange program and updates to AmCham's member discount program. The document aims to inform AmCham members about upcoming networking and engagement opportunities through its various committees and events.
The document is the August 2009 newsletter from the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It provides information on upcoming committee meetings for various industries, including Construction, Hydrocarbons, Legislation & Taxation, Tourism, and Information Technology. It also announces an upcoming reception and details about the US Foreign Service Officer Test. Brief profiles are provided for bilingual Panamanian candidates who recently completed cultural exchange programs in the US. Additionally, it advertises the AmCham member discount program and provides the contact information for AmCham.
This document is the August 11, 2009 newsletter from the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama (AmCham). It provides information on upcoming AmCham committee meetings and events. It also recognizes two companies, Promociones Médicas and Coronado Golf & Beach Resort, that have been AmCham members for 15 years. Additionally, it introduces bilingual job candidates who have completed cultural exchange programs in the US and are seeking permanent positions. Finally, it provides member discounts information and includes a section on humor.
The document summarizes several upcoming events for AmCham members, including committee meetings on topics like tourism, legislation and taxation, construction, and hydrocarbons. It also introduces new AmCham member companies and individuals. Additionally, it provides information on bilingual job candidates available through a US State Department program, discounts through the member discount program, and the chair of the Trade and Investment Committee.
1. AMCHAM NEWS
Networking is our business
DECEMBER 17, 2009
Annual Holiday Christmas Party
Each year AmCham or-
ganizes a Holiday Dinner
buffet for all its mem-
bers.
This year the event took
place at the Panama
Marriott Hotel on the
ninth of December.
Around 250 guests at-
tended and enjoyed the
party. Thomas Kenna,
President of AmCham
(2009) and of the Pa-
nama Canal Railway,
welcomed everyone and
thanked them for a good
year in AmCham. He was Photo: Thomas Kenna, Carlota de Kenna, Paola de Miralles,
followed by Donald Elder, José Gabriel Miralles, Marcelo Gorrini and Sandra de Gorrini.
Panama Project Manager
Left Photo: Thomas Kenna, AmCham President 2009, in the for Caterpillar Inc. and
welcoming speech.
Right Photo: Irene Sylya, Fundación Opera Panama. AmCham incoming presi-
dent for 2010.
Fundación Ópera Panamá
bought four singers, in-
cluding the Foundation’s
General Director Irena
Sylya, who delighted the
audience with classical
and contemporary
Christmas music.
AmCham also has the
tradition of hosting a
raffle during the festivi-
ties, and this year was
Left photo: Gloriana Carboni, Elsa de Sucre and David Hunt.
Right photo: Alejandro Felix de Souza, Patricia Andrade and no exception. American
David Hunt. Airlines donated a ticket
Photo: AmCham Members enjoyed a wonderful dinner at the
to the US and Canon Panama Marriott Hotel.
Panamá provided a digi-
tal camera and a printer,
won by Alejandro Félix
de Souza of Cervecería
Nacional, Ramses An-
guizola (an individual
member) and Gloriana
Carboni of AIESEC, re-
spectively.
The guests enjoyed the
music of Orchestra Café
throughout the evening,
but especially after din-
ner when the dance floor
filled up.
Photo: The guests danced to the rhythms of the Orchestra
Photo: The Orchestra Café.
Billingual Employee Candidates: HUMOR TIME
AmCham member Mi can d ida tes h av e amcham@panamcham. What is a stable? I thought for a mo-
Oportunidad is a s u c c e s s f u l l y com. Every Christmas ment how to ex-
subcontractor for a completed their USA All of the candidates
morning, when my plain it to him in
U . S . S t a t e work-study programs are looking for
permanent, full-time kids were little, I terms he could un-
D e p a r t m e n t - and have returned to
daytime positions. read them the na- derstand, then told
approved cultural Panama. They are
program that sends bilingual and Those currently tivity story out of him, "It's some-
young Panamanians available for taking university the big family bible. thing like your sis-
to the US for up to interviews at no cost courses in Panama When my son was ter's room, but
two years to work t o A m C h a m City are in evening old enough to talk, without a stereo."
and study while living members. Their programs that will he asked me what
with an American résumés are not affect a day job. a stable was.
family. The following available at
Stefany Miguelena: B.S. in Industrial Engineering Administration from
Universidad Santa Maria La Antigua. Please make checks out to
Rafaela Sánchez Mendieta: B.A. in Journalism, University of Panama. “American Chamber of Commerce.”
Ana Luzcando: B.A. in Nutrition and Dietetics, University of Panama.
Nitzia Pena: B.A. in Tourism Administration, University of Panama.
Most banks, includ- “AmCham,” or
ing ours, are now “AmCham Pa-
Grethel Matute Sánchez: Sixth quarter in Hotel and Tourism
rejecting acronyms nama.”
Administration, Universidad Interamericana.
on checks. Conse- Please let you ac-
Selibeth Domínguez Ramírez: Third year of Accounting at Universidad
quently, they are co unting off ice
de Panamá and first quarter of Tourism Administration at Universidad
del Istmo.
not accepting make checks out
checks made out to to:
Yahila Cárdenas Rodriguez: B.S. in Law and Political Science,
Universidad Santa Maria La Antigua.
“PANAMCHAM,”
Sunny Cerceño Beitia: B.A. in Business Administration(Banking and “American Chamber of Commerce.”
Finance) from the Universidad de Panama.
Phone: 301-3881 Fax: 301-3882
amcham@panamcham.com www.panamcham.com
Aquilino de la Guardia Ave and 47 St, Ocean Business Plaza Bldg, 17 floor.