CANCELLED: Conference: ENGEX Engineering

Due to unforeseen circumstances and lack of registrations, we are postponing EngEx 2010 until further notice. EngEx 2010 will no longer take place on July 29th to July 31st, at the San Diego Convention Center.

We truly regret the inconvenience caused by this change in plans. In the meantime, we appreciate your patience and will update all participants via our website as soon as additional information is available.

Sincerely,

EngEx 2010
engex@engex.org

The National City Chamber of Commerce has partnered up with EngEx, an independent, nonpartisan organization of engineers that believes enhanced communication, achieved through unity and constant exchange of research and dialogue, is the means to a solution for energy, water, infrastructure, and climate concerns.

The purpose of this Expo is to help all participants broaden and deepen their ability to produce quality sustainable products and infrastructure that not only overcome challenges, but also provide economic and ecological returns.

Keynote Speakers Presenting:

Mark Quartermain		Shell Energy North America (US), L.P.
Mayor Jerry Sanders		City of San Diego *NEW!*
Will Coleman		Mohr Davidow Ventures *NEW!*
Lisa Bicker		CleanTECH San Diego
Sandra Donzella		U.S. Export Import Bank
Julia Guerrerro		Department of Commerce
Ray Brady		Bureau of Land Management
Kermit Witherbee		Bureau of Land Management
Merry Gamper		Bureau of Land Management
David Fulton		Int’l Trade Association w/ The World Bank
Linda Coakley		Small Business Administration
Maria Hughes		Small Business Administration
Ming Yee		Small Business Administration

This Expo is meant to address major planetary issues:

	Energy Security: Promote innovation and research on all sources of energy. Find methods that minimize the impact on our environment.
	Increase Water Supply: Protect fresh water and address drought by finding methods that increase water supply through technology and reclamation.
	Sustainable Infrastructure: Develop and rehab infrastructure using methods of conservation.
	Global Climate: To reverse the enormous human impact to our planet that affects the well-being of species.
	Economy: To stimulate the economy by providing jobs and opportunities through exports, domestic & international contract procurement; by providing innovators and researchers a means to seek funding from private investors, corporations, and the government