Panel on the American Competitiveness Initiative
April 20, 2006Cisco Systems hosts U.S. President George W. Bush and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger for a panel discussion with CEO John Chambers and several other participants to discuss competitiveness, technology and education.
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U.S. President George Bush makes a point while Cisco Systems President and CEO John Chambers and other panel members listen during the discussion on the American Competitiveness Initiative held at Cisco Systems.
U.S. President George Bush leads a wide-ranging panel discussion on competitiveness, technology, and education held at Cisco Systems.
U.S. President George Bush outlines plans for federal education funding while Cisco Systems President and CEO John Chambers; Temp Keller, founder and president of Resources for Indispensable Schools and Educators, (RISE); and Francois Henley, president and CEO of Silicon Genesis, look on during the panel discussion on the American Competitiveness Initiative.
Cisco Systems President and CEO John Chambers listens as panel members at Cisco Systems discuss the American Competitiveness Initiative.
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger outlines California's public education efforts, while U.S. President George Bush and Cisco Systems President and CEO John Chambers look on at Cisco Systems' panel discussion on the American Competitiveness Initiative.
U.S. President George Bush listens to panel members at Cisco Systems outline strategies for improving America's education system during the panel discussion on competitiveness, technology and education.
Bernadine Fong, Ph.D., President of Foothill College, makes a point while California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger listens during the panel discussion on competitiveness, education and technology held at Cisco Systems.
U.S. President George Bush gestures while Cisco Systems President and CEO John Chambers listens at the panel discussion on the American Competitiveness Initiative held at Cisco Systems.
John Chambers, president and CEO of Cisco Systems, offers his ideas for improving education in America while U.S. President George Bush listens during the panel discussion on competitiveness, education and technology held at Cisco Systems.
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger shakes hands with U.S. President George Bush at the panel discussion on the American Competitiveness Initiative held at Cisco Systems.
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- Cisco Corporate Overview (PDF - 37KB)
- Cisco on Competitiveness and Innovation (PDF - 19KB)
- Cisco Commitment to Education (PDF - 24KB)
- 21st Century Schools (21S) Program (PDF - 27KB)
- Cisco Corporate Citizenship Report
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| Terry Anderson | Cisco Systems, Inc. | 408 525-7188 | terrande@cisco.com |
| Penny Bruce | Cisco Systems, Inc. | 408 853-9188 | pebruce@cisco.com |
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| Blair Christie | Cisco Systems, Inc. | 408 525-4856 | blchrist@cisco.com |
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| Skip MacAskill | Cisco Systems, Inc. | 408 525-1583 | smacaski@cisco.com |
| The White House | |||
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| Cisco Systems, Inc. | 202 456-1414 |