Maurice R. Greenberg, Former AIG Chairman and CEO, to Speak on American Competitiveness at New York Law School

MEDIA ADVISORY:

DATE:  Monday, April 24, 2006

TIME:  12:45 p.m.

DESCRIPTION:  Former AIG Chairman and CEO Maurice R. Greenberg will be a special luncheon speaker on “American Competitiveness in the Global Market” at New York Law School. Greenberg is a graduate of the Law School.

LOCATION:  New York Law School, 47 Worth Street (between Church Street and West Broadway), New York, NY 10013

DIRECTIONS:  Via Subway: 1 to Franklin Street; 2, 3, A, C to Chambers Street

REGISTRATION:  Advance registration required for press. Please contact Edith Sachs at 212.431.2187 or esachs@nyls.edu. 

CONTACT:  Edith Sachs, Office of Public Affairs, 212.431.2187, esachs@nyls.edu

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