Thursday, June 2, 2011

California High-Speed Rail Authority Exhibiting at L.A.’s Largest Mixer®


L.A.'s Largest Mixer® is proud to spotlight California High-Speed Rail Authority!




Inspired by successful high-speed train systems worldwide, California's electrically-powered high-speed trains will help the state meet ever-growing demands on its transportation infrastructure. Initially running from San Francisco to Los Angeles/Anaheim via the Central Valley, and later to Sacramento and San Diego, high-speed trains will travel between LA and San Francisco in under 2 hours and 40 minutes, at speeds of up to 220 mph, and will interconnect with other transportation alternatives, providing an environmentally friendly option to traveling by plane or car.

High-speed rail means tens of thousands of good, family-supporting jobs for California — jobs not just to build the trains and the train line, but also jobs to operate and maintain it. And there’s more — hundreds more jobs will be created for suppliers, restaurants and other businesses along the route.  There will be as many as 100,000 construction-related jobs each year that the system is being built.  There is also potential for 450,000 permanent new jobs statewide created by the economic growth high-speed rail will generate over the next 25 years.

About L.A.’s Largest Mixer®:

Over 30 Los Angeles area chambers of commerce and business organizations will be at this year’s L.A.’s Largest Mixer® XIII, the most heralded business mixer/expo of the year, being held Thursday, July 21, 2011 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Shrine Auditorium Expo Center, 700 W. 32nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007.

L.A.’s Largest Mixer® XIII – part social mixer, part business expo – is the 13th installment in the “Largest Mixer®” family of events that has already produced successful mixers for the past 13 years in Orange County, Inland Empire and Las Vegas.

For a complete list of exhibitors and sponsors, please visit www.lamixer.com or call (323) 230-5656 for further information.

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