Ascend USC/LA Metro Chapter Connectivity Night
Date: November 5, 2013, Tuesday
Time: 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Location: USC Troy Hall Conference Room 3025 Royal Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007

Please join the Ascend USC Student Chapter for a fun night featuring poker games, a magic show, and students networking with professionals. We also host this as a social event for the mentors and mentees in the mentorship program to get together. All the Ascend Los Angeles Metro members are welcome to join us. Let’s have fun!

Costs*:
$5 member student, $10 non-member student
$15 member professional, $20 non-member professional

To RSVP for this event, please register here. If you are USC student, please email Ka-Ian Chan at kaiancha@usc.edu to RSVP or for any further questions.

*Costs are charged to cover food provided in the event, and all proceeds will go to the Ascend USC Student Chapter.

Attire: Business Casual/Evening Wear

Agenda**:
6:30pm – 6:40pm      Registration
6:40pm – 6:45pm      Welcome from Ascend USC and Ascend Los Angeles Metro Chapter
6:45pm – 6:55pm      Game Entrance
6:55pm – 7:10pm      Introducing the game and rules (game type: Texas Hold’em Poker)
7:10pm – 9:10pm      Poker Games
9:10pm – 9:25pm      Magic Show
9:25pm – 9:30pm      Closing Remarks

**Tentative and subject to change

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Ascend is the premier non-profit professional organization that enables its members, corporate partners and the community to realize the leadership potential of Pan-Asians in global corporations.

Ascend plays a vital role in helping global companies and its members align their objectives for mutual success and has rapidly become one of the largest Pan-Asian professional membership organizations. Ascend’s national and regional chapter programs help to:

• Cultivate the leadership development and professional growth of members
• Build eminence and visibility for Asians and to provide role models
• Provide business growth opportunities for our members and corporate partners
• Encourage the continuous presence and influence of Asians in the global economy
• Bridge the "Cultural Difference” gap between Asian and Western cultures
• Serve the public interest in the community
• Provide thought leadership and mentoring

Please visit www.AscendLeadership.org for more information.