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The City of Santa Ana is looking for youth commissioners

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The City of Santa Ana is looking for new Youth Commissioners, according to Santa Ana Councilwoman Michele Martinez.

The Santa Ana Youth Commission acts as an advisory body to the City Council in reviewing and recommending programs that stimulate a prosperous environment for youth; recommends procedures, policies, and/or legislation to the City Council; and provides assistance to community agencies engaged in fostering mutual respect for youth, according to the City of Santa Ana’s website.

If you are interested, email Councilwoman Martinez by clicking here.

Conference for Latino Entrepreneurs coming to Santa Ana on Jan. 30

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Conferencia Empresarios Latinos

The Orange County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Small Business Administration (SBA), Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Orange County Board of Equalization (BOE), consulates of Mexico, El Salvador and Colombia, and various private enterprises engaged with the proper development of Hispanic businesses in Southern California invite you to attend the Latino Business Entrepreneurs Conference on January 30, 2010 from 8 am to 4 pm.  The conference will be held at Santa Ana’s Valley High School, which is located at 1801 S. Greenville St. 

The main objective of this conference is to benefit the Hispanic entrepreneur through workshops including Starting a Business, Improving an Established Business, and Having a Successful Entrepreneurial Attitude. These seminars will be taught by experts in various fields such as taxes, finance, licenses, insurance, marketing, advertising, planning, personal development, etc..

This is a FREE conference.  Click here to register.  Be advised that this conference will be offered in Spanish only. Continue reading→