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gene sangerEugene K. Sanger, Jr., President, Hunt Realty Investments
As president of Hunt Realty Investments, Inc., Gene Sanger is responsible for the overall operations and strategic direction of the company, as well as its interaction and investment relationships with achieved substantial portfolio growth and performance.

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sue spradleySue Spradley,
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Nokia Siemens Networks
Sue has more than 20 years of experience in services, operations, sales, customer service and global product line management in the telecommunications industry. The former President of Nortel Global Services and Operations, Sue was most recently responsible for technical engineering, manufacturing and supply chain management.
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What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up? Help Dallas ISD Students Decide

What do you want to be when you grow up? For most students, the answer to this questions lies within the careers and occupations they have been exposed to throughout their lifetime. First-hand experience in the world of work is key for today’s students to make the learning to earning connection. Career exploration activities, such as job shadowing and internships, allow students to not only determine a career path, but also emphasize that the choices they make today will affect their tomorrow.

Job Shadowing helps bridge the gap between education and the business community by showing students real-world occupations and the vast opportunities available after graduation. Last year’s job shadowing program placed hundreds of Dallas ISD students in companies throughout the Greater Dallas area. Businesses from various fields and industries treated students to a fun-filled day of activities and opened a window into their future.

Through this year’s Job Shadowing program, The Dallas Regional Chamber, in partnership with the Dallas Independent School District, hopes to help shape tomorrow’s workforce and expand the horizons of hundreds of 8th graders by introducing them to a host of new industries and future career choices.

We hope to reach more students than ever before through the 2010 Job Shadowing program, to be held this fall. If your company is interested in participating or for more information, contact Cristina De Los Santos at cdelossantos@dallaschamber.org.