A Community Wide Internet Business Workshop
How to Effectively market on the Internet
February 20, 1997 • 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
JCC MAPLE/DRAKE CAMPUS
Even if you've never been on-line before, you'll learn what it takes to market
your business or organization on the Internet!
During this workshop you will find out...
• The benefits of doing business on the Internet
• How your business can get connected
• The latest trends in on-line marketing
• What products and services sell successfully on the Internet
• How to securely transact business on-line today
• How to use the superhighway to increase sales, profits, productivity
and customer awareness
• How to gain a competitive advantage from the Internet
How you will benefit from this Seminar...
• Community service agencies and businesses will have an edge on
how to better market their services and products.
A coffee reception will take place where business cards can be exchanged.
THE HOST FACILITATORS FOR THE EVENING WILL BE THE ONLINE MARKETING COMPANY OF SOUTHFIELD,
A MICHIGAN-BASED INTERNET MARKETING COMPANY. THE FEE FOR THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE:
JCC MEMBERS: $10 PER PERSON; NON-MEMBERS: $15 PER PERSON; GROUPS OF FOUR OR MORE: $10
For reservations, please call Sandy Boykansky
at (810) 661-7631 or fax at (810) 661-7711
PM's Office, Orbit Dor Energy
Talk Investment
Signs Poland Deal
Jerusalem (JPFS) — Israel
Prime Minister's Office deputy
director-general Moshe Leon will
meet Orbit Semiconductor, Inc.'s
CEO in the near future to en-
courage the company to invest in
Israel, a spokesperson from the
office said.
Towards the end of last
year, Orbit decided to cancel
plans to build a $280 million
semiconductor factory in Eilat
after the investment center of
the Ministry of Industry and
Trade rejected the company's re-
quest for an investment aid
grant.
Orbit, of Sunnyvale, Calif , is
a mid-sized manufacturer of
semiconductors.
The ministry said it rejected
Orbit's request after conduct-
ing studies that showed the
factory would not reap large
enough financial rewards for
the Israeli economy to warrant
an investment aid package
that would have totalled $84
million, or 30 percent of the in-
vestment.
Mr. Leon decided to meet with
Kennedy in an effort to encour-
age the company to re-evaluate
the structure of the investment
and to help the company redesign
itsplans.
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Jerusalem (JPFS) — Plans for
a $250 million Japanese indus-
trial and tourism investment in
Omer will "almost certainly" be
cancelled, said the town's may-
or, Pini Badash.
A decision by the Rekoto
Kasai company to abandon the
project may be linked to the
change in Israel's political
leadership, but is more likely
connected to the decision to
reduce the amount of grant
aid available under Israel's Cap-
ital Investment Aid Law, he
said.
As part of the government's
financial reforms, it has re-
duced the amount of capital in-
vestment aid for large projects
in high-priority development
zones from 34 percent to 20 per-
cent.
The complex, if it goes ahead,
would include high-tech indus-
tries, research and development
institutes and a tourism project.
The $100 million tourism com-
plex would be adjacent to the
factories and include a 300-room
hotel.
Mr. Badash confirmed that
the Japanese electronics firm
Kito is still going ahead with its
investment in the Omer indus-
trial area, "because it received a
34 percent grant."
Jerusalem (JPFS) —Dor Energy
and the Polish state oil company
Centrala Produktow Nastowysh
signed a $400 million deal to con-
struct 400 gas stations in Poland
over the next five years.
Dor Energy will invest $200
million in the first year, as the pro-
gram of repairing existing gas sta-
tions and building new ones
commences.
Dankner, which already has in-
terests in Poland, is looking to
make further investments there.
Public Sector
Exceeds Limits
Jerusalem (JPFS) — Sixty-two
percent of public-sector bodies in
Israel paid salaries in excess of the
Treasury-set targets in 1995, ac-
cording to the third annual Pub-
lic Bodies Salaries Report
presented to the Knesset.
Public-sector wages, especially
of senior management, are in-
creasing far too quickly, Treasury
Wages and Labor Agreements di-
rector Yossi Kucik said.
Of the 658 bodies referred to in
the report, 62 percent admitted to
deviations of at least 5 percent be-
tween salaries paid and those cur-
rently received in the Civil Service,
which the Treasury set as its an-
nual target.
The equivalent 1994 figure was
53 percent.
The research covers some
250,000 employees in local au-
thorities, religious councils, gov-
ernment and council companies,
statutory organizations, and city
corporations, but does not include
the Civil Service, security bodies,
and teachers.
Koor Sells
Phoenicia Glass
Jerusalem (JPFS) — The Cana-
dian-based Consumer Packaging
Inc. (CPI), a leading producer of
glass containers, has signed a part-
nership agreement to purchase
25.1 percent of Phoenicia Glass
Works, a fully owned subsidiary
of Koor Industries, for $4.35 mil-
lion, the company informed the
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
The agreement marks CPI's
first investment in the Middle
East. The firm intends to expand
activities into other countries in
the region to become a multina-
tional corporation.
CPI is the market share leader
and only glass container produc-
er in Canada. The company, in
partnership with Owens-Brock-
way Glass Container, recently
signed an agreement to buy An-
chor, one of the largest producers
of glass bottles and jars in the
United States. Completion of the