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Councilman John Akouri, former Washington, DC Press Secretary & Capitol Hill Advisor, is President & CEO of the Lebanese American Chamber of Commerce.
NOVEMBER 8th, 2012
- Music, Food, Fun Highlight Lebfest!
- Film Captures Essence Of Lebanese Spirit
- LebFest Promises Good Times For All
- Event Honors Judges
- Event to Honor Judges of Middle Eastern Descent
- Gala celebrates contributions of Lebanese Americans
- Birmingham to Celebrate Lebanese Culture
- LEBFEST '07 The Lebanese Festival
- Lebanon Visits Birmingham
- All Things Lebanese in Park
- Lebanese-Americans group to hold vigil for Va. Tech victims
- Lebanese Think the Unthinkable: Another Civil War
- NOTABLE QUOTABLE
- Local Lebanese-Americans Shocked by Gemayel Assassination
- Republicans, Democrats Focus on Economy at State Conventions
- DeVos, Granholm Spar Over Jobs
- State Convention Rocks - This is NOT Your Father's Old Republican Party!
- LACC to Hold Gala
- Kudos to Lebanese Monthly Magazine
- New Magazine for Lebanese Americans
- Farmington Hills Councilman Endorses Keith Butler
- Politician Gets His Day in Court Against Vandalism
- Oakland County Judge to Sentence Defendant January 5, 2006
- Councilman Praised for Contributions to Civic Life
- Councilman Receives Museum Honor
- Akouri Honored by Arab Foundation
- Arab-American Group Recognizes Councilman
- Akouri to Host 2005 Hospital Benefit
- State, Farmington Hills Honor Lebanon
- Lebanese-Americans See Hope Flicker in Homeland
- Witness to History: A Man of Peace Visits the White House
- Car Bomb Kills Former Lebanese Prime Minister
- Homeland Beckons to Michigan Lebanese
- Christians, Jews, Muslims Break Bread Together at City Hall Iftar
- Princess Madiha Event to Benefit St. Jude Children's Hospital
- Some Community Leaders Say Bush is Gaining Momentum
- Lebanese-American Energy Secretary Seeks Votes for Bush
- Delegates: Bush Poised to Court Michigan in Speech
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- AAI Leadership Conference
- Candidate Fuming About Legislator's Endorsement
- Politics Trickier for Arab-Americans
- Rep. to Stump for Akouri
- Local Candidate Endorsed by U.S. Legislator
- Akouri Leaves Staff to Pursue State Senate Campaign
- Republican Announces Bid for State Senate Seat
- Knollenberg Leads Effort to Provide Funding for Lebanon
- Congressional Redistricting Plan Would Move Kildee Out of Oakland
- Akouri to Address Chaldean Bar Association
- Dingell to Zing White House
- Knollenberg Renews Bill Repealing Toilet Manufacturer Standards
- GOP Loyalists Lining up for U.S. District Attorney's Job
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Monday, May 15, 2006
SOLD-OUT!
DETROIT - John Akouri, Chairman & CEO of the Lebanese American Chamber of Commerce announced today that the 2006 Golden Cedar Awards - a black tie Gala celebrating Lebanese Leadership in America has officially sold out and that there were no further tickets available. "We are grateful for the overwhelming response to our first 'Night of a Hundred Stars' Ball and look forward to continuing this annual event for years to come." said Akouri. The stage is set for a Hollywood-style dinner and ceremony to take place May 19, 2006 at the Wyndham Gardens Hotel.posted by John Akouri Newsblog | 10:25:00 AM
