2005
HONOREES

Anna Chennault International Cooperation |

Connie Chung
Broadcast Journalism |

Maya Lin
Architecture |
General Electric Company
Exemplary Work in Diversity and US-Greater
China Business
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BACKGROUND The Committee of 100 will be holding its 14th Annual Conference
on April 7-9, 2005 in the Washington, D.C. area at the Ritz-Carlton
- Pentagon City. This two and a half-day conference, with expected
attendance of over 700 persons, will provide a forum to discuss
key issues related to U.S.-China relations and Asian Pacific American
progress.
This year's conference theme is "Scaling
Great Heights, Inspiring New Visions."
Our gala banquet will take place on Thursday
evening, April 7, 2005. Our four
honorees will be Anna Chennault (international
cooperation), Connie
Chung (broadcast journalism),
Maya Lin (architecture), and General
Electric (exemplary work in
Asian Pacific American diversity issues and U.S.-Greater China
business relations).
As for the program itself, we will have
some exciting panels on current issues ranging from the latest
in U.S.-China economic
integration
matters to the impact of Chinese adoptees on U.S. culture to
the unveiling of the Committee's latest survey results on "American
Attitudes Toward Greater China" to analysis of Asian Pacific
Americans' progress in the political arena.
We sincerely hope you will be able to join us for our 14th Annual
Conference and engage in dialogue with us around issues of common
concern.
2005 Conference Co-Chairs

Major General
John L. Fugh,
US Army (Retired) |

Robert W. Gee,
President,
Gee Strategies Group |

Norman C.T. Liu,
Executive Vice President,
GE Aviation Services |

James M. Li,
CEO, JML Partners LLC and Former EVP, American Express Co. |
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