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A BALCONY Symposium SAVE THE DATE: March 26, 2010 The Status of Health Care Reform

Finding  Common Ground Between New York Business and Labor Feb. 25, 2010

SAVE THE DATE

The Status of Health Care Reform
A New York Symposium

WHERE: Hard Rock Café
               43rd Street and Broadway
               New York City

WHEN:   March 26, 2010
               8:30- 11:00 am

               Breakfast buffet
               begins at 8 am

Washington may be slowed, but New York is not waiting. We can't afford to, with 2.5 million New Yorkers uninsured, and small businesses under enormous cost pressure.

Where do we go from here?

What will federal reform do to, or for, New York?

What if it doesn't happen?

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633 Third Avenue, 16th Floor 
New York, NY 10017
212-219-7777

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Contact: Lou Gordon
BALCONY Director

loug@balconynewyork.com

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Participating Organizations

Medicare Rights Center


American Cancer Society


NYSUT


Small Business Majority


New York State Health Foundation


McKenna Long & Aldridge, LLP


Community Healthcare Network


New York State Nurses Assoc.


Saratoga Capital Management

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As National Debate on Health Care heats up in Washington, New Yorkers are concerned with the impact of the proposed revisions.

On March 26, 2010, a coalition of advocacy, union, and business groups will hold a New York City Symposium on the STATUS OF HEALTH CARE REFORM.

We anticipate a lively discussion featuring prominent government representatives and public policy experts.

The final agenda will be set shortly. Please save the date to you can join us.

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BALCONY, the Business and Labor Coalition of New York, represents more than 1,000 New York businesses, labor unions, and trade associations. BALCONY seeks common ground in the public policy debate in New York to spur economic development through the adoption of business/union friendly, socially responsible common sense laws that maintain and improve the quality of life for working New Yorkers.

BALCONY is a 501C4
Contributions are not tax deductible.

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