Tuesday, May 25, 2010

IAPAC launches unique inter PAC relationships.

Indo-American Political Action Committee of Greater Houston is the political voice of Indo Americans of Greater Houston.

While, IAPAC continues to provide Indo Americans of Greater Houston a platform to take educated decisions related to political interventions, while continuing to remain non-partisan, it embarks on initiatives to bridge the gap between Indo Americans of Greater Houston and other communities within Houston.

IAPAC launched a joint IAPAC – VA – PAC (Vietnamese PAC) periodic intervention program with a joint meeting of some it’s board members last week. This was held at the Vietnamese Communities & Vicinities located in the Mahatma Gandhi District of Houston.

Welcoming the members of IAPAC, Mr. Philip Nguyen , Board Member of VA-PAC & Dy. Director of the Vietnamese Community of Houston & Vicinities talked about the history of their community’s presence in the US. Councilman Al Hoang is a fine example of political success of Vietnamese Americans in Houston. The community has made tremendous strides in the business arena with major developments near downtown and off Bellaire. Mr. Joe Phan, another Board Member of VA – PAC & the President of the Vietnamese Communities & Vicinities talked about ways that that the Indian Community & the Vietnamese community can work together. Peter Tran Dzung, President – VA-PAC talked about ways the two PACs working together can help identify and encourage our community into leadership roles in the political process.

IAPAC was represented by it’s President Ramesh Anand & other Board Members Sam Merchant, Jagat Kamdar & Vish Bhaskaran. Ramesh Anand, President of IAPAC thanked the VA-PAC Board members for the hospitality and briefly talked about the history of IAPAC and some of it’s recent initiatives. Jagat Kamdar, Board Member of IAPAC shared insights on various Indo Americans running for Congress across the US in the upcoming elections and the long standing relationship that IAPAC has had with elected officials locally and nationally.
IAPAC Board Members Vish Bhaskaran & Sam Merchant related their thoughts and vision of the two PACs working together and the opportunities they provide the communities.
Visit: http://www.iapacgh.org/news_detail.php?news_cd=50

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