Fortune Global Forum: Register

Keynote Address

President Jiang Zemin
People's Republic of China
Tuesday May 8, 2001

Keynote Address

William J. Clinton
42nd US President
Thursday May 10, 2001

Fortune Global Forum

Participation in the FORTUNE Global Forum is limited to chairmen, CEOs, presidents, and top managing directors of major multinational corporations. Participation is subject to FORTUNE's approval.

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The US $5,000 participation fee includes all scheduled events, meals, cultural activities, and printed materials. You will be billed later. There is no additional fee for spouses. Participants are responsible for their own air travel, hotel charges, and airport transfers. The staff of the FORTUNE Global Forum will provide information about accommodations in Washington, D.C. Participation in the FORTUNE Global Forum is limited to chairmen, CEOs, presidents, and top managing directors of major multinational corporations. Click on the "Submit Now!" button to reserve your place today.
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