Multicultural Perspectives in Business Speaker Series Acknowledging our Impact in Business

What: Join The George Washington University School of Business, the Multicultural Business Student Association and the Multicultural Student Services Center for the first ever Latino Heritage Celebration Business Speaker event.

When: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 7pm
Where: GW University, Duques Hall Room 651
Reception to follow in Duques Hall, Crain Center (ROOM 150)

Who: The speaker, Frances Garcia, is the Inspector
General of the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).

Ms. Garcia at a glance:

2009 Woman of the Year Award by Hispanic Business Magazine
• Lifetime member of MANA, a Latina Organization, where she
received the Las Primeras Award for Public Service in 2002 and
the Hermana Award in 1997
• First Hispanic woman CPA in the state of Texas
• First female national president for the Association of Latino
Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA) organization
• First woman and Hispanic audit manager hired by
Arthur Andersen in Dallas, TX


For more information contact Jessica Ortiz,
GWSB Undergraduate Advising, 202.994.8314

Marriott International- Corporate International Tax Manager Position

Corporate Tax - International is looking for an International Tax Manager to coordinate and manage all aspects of the local income tax compliance for the Caribbean/Latin America region and reports to the Regional Senior Manager.

We are looking for someone with:
· Approximately 8 years of experience in tax and accounting
· International tax experience
· Bilingual Spanish/ English required
· Finance or Accounting degree. CPA or Masters of Taxation desirable

Interested parties should contact Emilio Bogado directly at (301) 380-2352 or Emilio.Bogado@marriott.com

Job Posting: Dept. of Transportation- Director, Office of Budget and Program Performance.

There is an executive leadership vacancy in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget and Programs. The office would like to attract a broad pool of diverse candidates from within and outside government who can bring strong executive skills to the position of Director, Office of Budget and Program Performance.

The Director, Office of Budget and Program Performance, is responsible for developing the Department’s more than $70 billion annual President’s budget submission, monitoring the execution of the Operating Administrations’ budgets, executing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and providing advice to senior executives on program and budget matters. In addition, this office is responsible for the Departmental program performance and reporting.

If you are interested and would like to be considered for this challenging position, you are encouraged to apply under the vacancy announcement which can be found on USAJOBS here