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Dean Ellis to Speak at Power Hour
Addressing the Topic Innovating Through Difficult Times
June 2, 2009 • by News at Marshall

James G. Ellis, Dean of the USC Marshall School of Business will be the featured speaker at the quarterly Power Hour Breakfast Series Sponsored by the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 8:00 A.M. PST.

Addressing the topic "Innovating Through Difficult Times," Dean Ellis will discuss ways in which entrepreneurs can take advantage of the current economic climate and become innovators, creators and leaders.

Since its inception in April, 2005, The Power Hour has provided presentations from industry leaders to share information and successful practices to help grow business endeavors.

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