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PeopleTalk Speaker Series
December 10, 2009
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PeopleFund is delighted to welcome Lisa Servon, Dean of Milano The New School for Management and Urban Policy,
who will be leading a discussion on "The Role of Micro-Lending in the U.S." as part of our quarterly PeopleTalk Speaker Series.
An expert on urban poverty and community development, Dean Servon will be discussing microcredit models in the United States and developing countries with emphasis on opportunities for innovative lending in underserved communities.
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Alamo Drafthouse - South Lamar
1120 South Lamar
Austin, TX 78704 -
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Tickets: TICKETS:$20 at door/$15 advance/ $10 Non-Profit/Student Rate
Info Phone: 512-472-8087
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December 10, 2009Times:
11:30 - 1PM -
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