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Follow on Google News | ![]() Cameroon Professional Society at the White HouseBaltimore, MD – The Cameroon Professional Society (CPS) was proud to participate in the White House African Immigrant Heritage Month Policy Forum organized on September 23rd, 2013.
These are communities like ours - the Cameroonian and African Diaspora, which contributes tremendously every day towards the development of the USA. The Cameroon Professional Society was represented at the White House African Immigrant Heritage Month Policy Forum by Mr. Armel Femnou, CPS Information Systems Director, Ms. Jessica Foumena, Co-Editor of the CPS Journal of Cameroonian Affairs, Mr. Charles Awanda, Program Director of the CPS Awards Program, and Mr. Justice Ngalle, CPS Chief Marketing Officer. The CPS Team, as well as other African Diaspora representatives, participated in guided discussions with Obama Administration Officials from a wide range of policy areas. The African Immigrant Heritage Month Policy Forum is intended to connect Obama Administration Officials with community, non-profit, advocacy and business leaders, and local officials to discuss issues critical to the African Immigrant community and the nation. Please visit the http://cpsociety.org/ # # # The Cameroon Professional Society (“CPS”) seeks to fundamentally transform our communities by leveraging the expertise, leadership and extensive networks of Cameroonian and African professionals both in the United States and abroad. With a focus on nurturing a robust network of patriotic leaders and entrepreneurs, the CPS believes in the strength of our collective union, to critically analyze our problems and propose concrete solutions to foster our development. Without regard to political ideology, linguistic preference or ethnic origins, the CPS projects a united front to empower us to seek novel ways of transforming our communities and our country. Through various symposia, seminars, leadership initiatives, philanthropic projects and business forums, the CPS directly engages the citizenry to spur development. End
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