Serial entrepreneur Axel Cooley gained global experience by working with top media outlets around the world for 10 years in various languages. Here is a quick snapshot and rare look into the world of Axel Cooley and her travels as she worked diligently to conduct press conferences, special investigative news reports, TV series, documentaries, LIVE news coverage, and public speaking in the nations. Axel has also conducted notable crisis management and public relations duties for high profile clients and corporations and has participated in many VIP events from Super Bowl, Grammys, Latin Grammys, New York Fashion Week, BET Awards and more.
Prior to her international spotlight, she worked for finance giant Goldman Sachs and several of Canada's top high-tech companies including Open Text (Canada's largest software company) ON Semiconductor(NASDAQ:ON) and others. She also became a partner of a renowned hair and scalp care line, Rejuve3, as well as a sports cream, MuscleMagic Pain Relief Cream. Due to her unparalleled global exposure, she was hand-selected to partner with the owner of North America's top Automotive Group, a multi-billion dollar consortium of companies, which gave her unimaginable insight into the compelling global Automotive market. Ever since, she has been fueling her positive energy and creative ideas into the Automotive industry. Fluent in multiple languages, comfortable in a global landscape, and with tenacious mind to create efficiency, she has been able to establish unique cost savings opportunities, and groundbreaking collaborations to bring disruptive technologies into the automotive world as OEMs race to create connected vehicles!
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New Leaders Council (NLC) Institute is an intensive, five-month progressive entrepreneurship training program. It is the premier leadership and professional development, training, mentoring, networking, and career and political advancement program for young professionals.
NLC Detroit is currently seeking to select 15-20 emerging leaders for the 2017 NLC Cohort. NLC Fellows are successful in their industries, risk-takers, and progressive advocates. Fellows have to commit to one weekend per month for five months in which each Fellow, along with 15-20 of their peers, participates in training on topics ranging from messaging to finance to political management. To find out more on the Institute, please visit the NLC Institutes page. With 45 chapters in 25 states from across the nation, NLC’s network of progressive leaders is extensive. After the 2016 NLC Fellows class, NLC’s diverse community boasts more that 4,000 alumni and volunteers training the next generation of progressive leaders and using the skills from the NLC Institute to impact their communities. Join New Leaders Council Detroit's 2016 Mix & Mingle next Tuesday, Oct. 25 @ 6:30-8:00PM, as NLC looks for the next generation of Detroit leaders! Learn how you can be selected for NLC's Fellowship Program -The 2017 New Leaders Council Institute, reckoned as USA's premier Political Entrepreneurial leadership program, while meeting others who have a shared passion for solving social injustice and implementing change in the Detroit community.
Extraordinarily proud to congratulate the following 2016 New Leaders Council Detroit Fellows for completing the intensive, 5-month progressive entrepreneurship training program:These influential individuals were specifically selected among hundreds of remarkable applicants and have proven to be leaders in their respective industry. We not only commend them for their commitment in successfully completing the New Leaders Council Institute, but we are also excited to see how these leaders will continue to flourish, making a positive difference in the Greater Detroit area and abroad.
United Kingdom, May 2016 – Acquisition International Magazine have announced the winners of the 2016 Global Mobility, Immigration and Logistics Awards.
TVI Logistics: U.S. Foreign Trade #70, a Warren-based woman/minority/veteran-owned company has been reckoned as the Best Warehouse & Distribution Management Company in Michigan. As the global economy continues to strengthen and industries and sectors diversify, vital to businesses the world over is the ability to move their highest performing talent, quickly, seamlessly and efficiently, to the regions and areas where they will be most effective. As such, these awards highlight the tireless work done by those individuals and departments who, through their dedication, commitment and expertise, facilitate these moves and the transporting of resources and materials to the four corners of the globe, ensuring that the global economy and the businesses within it remain truly global. Discussing the awards, Coordinator Steve Simpson commented: “With these awards we highlight the tireless efforts of firms and individuals around the world who are working to transport the world’s resources and ensure their safe delivery. It is a real privilege to be able to turn the spotlight on our award winners, and I wish them every success in the years to come.” Acquisition International prides itself on the validity of its awards and winners. The awards are given solely on merit and are awarded to commend those most deserving for their ingenuity and hard work, distinguishing them from their competitors and proving them worthy of recognition. To learn more about our award winners and to gain insight into the working practices of the “best of the best”, please visit the Acquisition International website (www.acquisition-intl.com) where you can access the winners supplement. ENDS NOTES TO EDITORS About Acquisition International Magazine Acquisition International is a monthly magazine brought to you by AI Global Media Ltd, a publishing house that has reinvigorated corporate finance news and reporting. Its topical news articles make it a valued read, and this readability ensures that advertisers will benefit greatly from their investment. AI works alongside leading industry analysts to ensure we publish the most up-to-date figures and analysis. The magazine has a global circulation, which brings together all parties involved in deal making and, in an increasingly global deal market, we are uniquely positioned to reach the deal makers that matter. Did you know that utilizing a Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) can significantly reduce total landed costs? The Foreign Trade Zone Act was passed by the U.S. Government in 1939 to facilitate global trade and enhance the competitiveness of U.S. companies. With restricted access, an FTZ such as TVI Logistics, US Foreign Trade Zone #70, is treated by U.S. Customs as if it is located outside the United States. If you import components, light assembly, sequencing, re-packaging and other manufacturing operations can be done in the FTZ, then the company has the option to pay the often less expensive or duty-free finished product duty rate as opposed to the component duty rate. In addition, if a company re-exports the finished product, duty fees are not charged on the component materials.
Other potential savings include weekly Customs entries versus transaction fees per entry, avoiding duties on imported materials that become scrap as well as a host of administrative savings and efficiencies. TVI Logistics is a remarkable woman/minority/veteran-owned Warren-based company that operates Macomb County’s one and only public FTZ. Its services include:
This company earned recognition by DIV500 as the #9 Veteran owned company in the US and it recently formed a unique partnership with RUSH Trucking, owned by Automotive's very own Andra Rush, to efficiently provide OEM, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers with additional transportation and supply chain management services. They optimize logistics operations, eliminate waste, and conveniently expedite import/export activity. TVI Logistics is a Woman/Minority/Service-disabled Veteran-owned Enterprise that was founded in 1992 by Constance Blair (See her Profile on Bloomberg). Blair is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and served during the Vietnam War. After her service, Blair worked as a consultant in management, marketing and designs and served as liaison at the Pentagon between U.S. Army and Air Force staff as well as Department of Defense officials. She supported the Army Mobilization and Readiness Division and has a solid history in the area of logistics, transportation and inventory control. For 14 years she also served as President of the National Defense Industrial Association. The company has been widely recognized as a top business by INC Magazine and Diversity Business and was recently named the 2016 “Best Warehouse & Distribution Management Company in Michigan” by Acquisition International’s Global Mobility, Immigration & Logistics Awards. “Tell me about your needs, and we will build a customized logistics solution that will save you money and time,” said Blair. The team is pleased to offer an opportunity for area companies to learn more about its services at an upcoming Exporting 101 workshop. The event will feature business leaders who are already using FTZ services as well as trade experts from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, Baker Tilly and others. The workshop will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, May 18 at TVI Logistics in Warren. Click here to register for the workshop. Limited seating available. Cost $20. Light breakfast will be served. Detroit and the Midwest region have under gone a period with much economic turmoil which effects every member of these communities. From access to a quality education to jobs, the midwest is getting serious about understanding the political pitfalls and reinvesting in the community.
A Conversation On Inequality and Opportunity May 14, 2016 10am-5:30pm Roberts Riverwalk Hotel 1000 River Pl. Dr. Detroit, MI 48207 Find the agenda here. Registration: $25 (includes lunch) Special offer: All NLC Alumni $15 registration (includes lunch) until Tuesday May 3 Current NLC Fellows register at no cost here The Building America’s Communities conversation will provide a comparative analysis between local issues and the issues the region and the nation are facing; the conversation will convene local and national leaders and experts to critically analyze the current context of various social justice issues impacting Detroit, greater Michigan, and the midwest, and propose and share evidence based policy solutions to these challenges. The day of panels, keynote speakers, and networking to work toward solutions to revitalizing our communities will be attended largely by alumni of the NLC Institute, and co-hosted with the NLC Detroit Chapter. Exporting 101
Does your company import or export materials or goods? Are you struggling to navigate the many rules and regulations surrounding this type of activity? Did you know that a Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) can help you streamline the process while minimizing costs and saving staff resources? To help business owners learn more about these subjects, the Macomb County Department of Planning & Economic Development will host Exporting 101 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, May 18 at TVI Logistics’ location, 25200 Malvina Avenue, Warren, 48089. Click here to register. FTZs were created by the U.S. Congress to foster international trade and enhance the global competitiveness of U.S. companies. Treated by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection as if it were located outside the United States, an FTZ can offer significant savings on import duties for both components and consumer-ready merchandise. Other significant benefits of FTZs are realized for companies that re-export finished products or deal with materials that are deemed scrap upon their arrival in the United States. The savings are so great that many large corporations operate their own designated FTZs. For smaller companies without the resources to take on this type of endeavor, TVI Logistics of Warren offers a solution. According to TVI Logistics' CEO, Constance Blair, “If your company is paying an average of $485 or more per week in merchandise processing fees, you might want to consider utilizing our services to save time and money.” “Partnering with TVI Logistics ensures that our business continues to exceed our customers’ expectations and meet our evolving needs,” said Donna Yost, CEO of The Life Chest™. “TVI’s white glove service, packaging, and assembling services are integral to maintaining our brand and customized product line.” Exporting 101 will feature business leaders like Yost who are already using FTZ services as well as trade experts from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and Baker Tilly. For more information, visit www.MacombBusiness.com or call: (586) 469-5285. Does your company import or export goods regularly? Did you know that utilizing a Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) can significantly minimize costs and staff resources?
The FTZ Act was passed by the U.S. Government in 1939 in order to facilitate international trade and enhance the global competitiveness of U.S. companies. With restricted access, an FTZ is treated by U.S. Customs as if it is located outside the United States. If you import components, assembly and other manufacturing operations can be done in the FTZ, then the company has the option to pay the often less expensive or duty-free finished product duty rate as opposed to the component duty rate. In addition, if a company re-exports the finished product, duty fees are not charged on the component materials. Other potential savings include weekly Customs entries versus transaction fees per entry, avoiding duties on imported materials that become scrap as well as a host of administrative savings and efficiencies. If your company is paying an average of $485 or more per week in merchandise processing fees, you may want to consider utilizing a FTZ. Whether you like to believe it or not, the supposed new car from Apple is a real prospect and the Cupertino-based consumer electronics empire is serious about making it happen.
They’re so serious in fact that a new development from German media reports Magna Steyr, the company responsible for building various automobiles and trucks, as well as a major parts supplier, will build the new Apple Car. Magna Steyr is most notable for being the firm that’s been contracted to build the Mercedes-Benz Gelandewagen and Unimog trucks since the beginning. Details are sparse, but Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said around 15 to 20 “top-class” candidates from the German automotive industry will be coming together to work on the project. Their identities were withheld, but the team has vetted backgrounds in sales, software, engineering and hardware. The report also said Apple will first focus on launching their new car through rental and car-sharing programs, which supplements for Apple’s currently nonexistent dealership network and service facilities. From what we also know from various reports and rumors, Apple’s iCar will not have autonomous driving technology available at launch. |
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