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Show Sunday, September 19, DAILY HLRALD. 1W,THE Provo, Uiah - PageCS UTAH VALLEY CHAMBER NEWS Chamber meets Russian I eaders By CHRISTA TADY For The Daily Herald PROVO During the past two weeks, 45 Russian leaders the opportunity to tour various businesses in the ProvoOrem area as part of the Library of Congress Russian leadership program. The new program, authorized in May by Congress, invited 2,500 leaders and public policy makers and their bilingual translators from Russia to come to the United States. As part of the program, the ProvoOrem Chamber assisted by providing a two full days of business and tours. Other governmental-typlocal organizations that participated in the program include The LDS Church, BYU and Utah Brothers continue with rustic interiors Valley State College also participated. "It was truly an honor not only for the Chamber, but for many of our local industries to have the opportunity to share their business with the leaders from Russia," said Steve Densley, chamber president. This program is a great opportunity for leaders around the world to come and receive hands-o- n experience with U.S. business and govern- By CHRISTA TADY For The Daily Herald OREM Rustic Interiors celebrated the grand opening of their log pine furniture business with a ribbon cutting ceremony, tour and grand opening sale. After Brothers Brothers burned down last winter, former employees Steve and Jack Anderson received approval to continue the furniture line as their own company. The Anderson brother team has 25 years experience with wood ment" Chamber members assisted in this process by allowing the guests to tour their facilities including Nu Skin, Provo and Orem city, Utah County, United Way, Hogi Yogi, the Department of Workforce Services, the Provo Marriott, Jones Paint and Glass, Great Harvest Bread, Fast Signs, Courtesy photo Soviet guests: Russian leaders ask Commissioner Gary Herbert, at whiteboard, and chamber president Steve Densley, standing right, questions after he explained Utah County's government system. Hie Daily Herald, Ace Rents and Walker Oil Inc. The Russian visitors attended a BYU football game, toured the Springville Art Museum, had a barbecue with Joe Cannon, president of Geneva Steel, and shop at the University Mall. The ProvoOrem Chamber appreciates its members for not only helping the Russians learn more about our local companies and government, but for also hosting them in their homes throughout their stay. working. From desks, chairs and picture frames to coffee tables, book shelves and beds, Rustic Interiors has a wide range of hand-craftelog furniture. Rustic Interior's furniture line includes items for the dining room, living room, office and bedroom. To celebrate their opening, Rustic Interiors is running a grand opening sale. All furniture ordered by Oct. 1 will be discounted 10 to 15 percent. For more information on the d Leadership conference slated College; John Terry, senior IT for Nu Skin manager By CHRISTA TADY For The Daily Herald Utah Enterprises; SUNDANCE The 14th annual Utah Valley Leadership Conference at Sundance, sponsored by the ProvoOrem Chamber of Commerce, will be October 6 from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. . "If you are in any way involved in the decision-makin- g process for your company, this is the most important day of the year for you to gain the vital insight you will need," said Steve- Densley, presidentCEO of the Chamber. The conference is designed to bring leaders on the hot topics facing our community and state. Speakers from throughout the Valley and state are scheduled to address these important issues. More speakers will be added before the conference and the schedule is subject to change. After registration, the continental breakfast and a welcome by the 1999 Chamber Chairman Daril Magleby, Matthew Bailey, general manager for Sundance Resort; Michael Allegra, director of transit development for Utah Transit Authority; Merrill Bateman, president of Brigham Scott Young University; Anderson, president of Zions Bank; Kerry Romesburg, president of Utah Valley State County Commissioner, Gary Herbert; Francine Giani, director for the Department and Commerce and the Division of Consumer Protection; Utah Senator, John Valentine; Mary Ann Young, Utah Valley Regional Medical Center's hospital administrator; Kevin Call, Utah County Association of Realtors and Provo Mayor, Lewis K. Billings will address a variety of different topics each for 15 minutes. Shelley Thomas, senior vice president of communications for the Salt Lake Olympic Committee, will be the keynote speaker for the Leadership Conference, She will speak during the buffet lunch. After the break, the final set of speakers include: Orem's new mayor, Chris Yandow; Steve Gleason, Provo City Airport; Walter Barrus, president of the local chapter of the American Red Cross and Keven Stratton, president of Cascade Fairways. The cost of the of the conference is $75 if received by Sept. 24 and $100 if received after that date. No registration will be accepted after Sept. 29. For more information about the Utah Valley Leadership Conference at Sundance, call Romn.ey at all-da- Government Revfaw Council Tuesday, Noon Location: TBA For more info., call Christa at Cost: $2Chamber member 379-256- 4 General Board Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 a.m. Chamber Challenge Golf Tournament Thursday, 10 a.m. Business After Hours Tuesday, 5 to 7 p.m. Marriott Courtyard 1600 North Freedom Blvd., Color Printer E. 800 North, Orem $40Chamber members, includes steak lunch 1313 Provo Food by: TGIFridays, Tony Roma's and Winger's fleeting Cascade Cost: Women's Division Aura of Autumn Saturday, Noon Provo Marriott Ballroom 101 W. 100 North, Provo Cost: $18, call Jill at 379-256for tickets Fairways LEXMARK. 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