NGLCC IN THE NEWS

How Entrepreneurs Benefit From Public Speaking Engagements
This article from the Wall Street Journal explains the potential business benefits of public speaking.

Making a World of Difference
You aren't different from me, you are different like me. That is how Ernest Hicks, diversity manager at Xerox (NYSE:XRX), says companies should approach diversity.

30 Entrepreneurs Under 30
Inc.com highlights 30 young entrepreneurs who have made it big through innovation early in life.

10 Ways to Finance Your Business
For business owners looking for ways to finance (or re-finance) their businesses, this Inc.com article highlights the "tried-and-true to the experimental" when it comes to finding sources of capital.

A Social Network for LGBT Entrpreneurs
Many business owners have accounts with LinkedIn to develop business contacts and new opportunities for their companies, but a new social network for LGBT entrepreneurs is starting to catch on in the LGBT business world.

Businesses in Medieval Times Offered A Little Something Extra
CustomerThink.com explains what small business owners can learn from business conducted in medieval times.

Minority-Owned Businesses On The Rise, But Lag Behind in Economic Impact
According to an article from Business Week, minority-owned businesses have increased nearly 50 percent in recent years, but their economic impact is lacking.

US diplomat welcomes US/Gay-Lesbian Chamber of Commerce to Argentina
"I am very impressed with the work the NGLCC and its sister chamber here in Argentina carry out to promote business among companies of both countries."

Behind closed doors, the Argentinian President expanded on the same-sex marriage law
After signing the same-sex marriage into law on Wednesday at Government House in front of ministers, gay and human rights groups and supporters, President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner then hosted an intimate 30-minute meeting for a group of eight.

Gay tourism to Argentina seen booming
Argentina is set to see an increase in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) tourists who accounted for 17.8 percent of visitors in 2008, thanks to the same-sex marriage bill that President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner signed into law yesterday evening.