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: Karel's Legal BlogBOARD OF DIRECTORS CURACAO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
By Karel.Frielink
Elections held on 11 December 2008
Willem “Billy” Jonckheer (owner Jonckheer Advertising & Marketing Consultants) has been re-elected as member of the Board of Directors of the Curacao Chamber of Commerce. Karel Frielink (partner Spigthoff Attorneys & Tax Advisers) has been elected to the same Board.
The Curacao Chamber of Commerce and Industry is the voice of private enterprise in Curacao. It represents the general interests of the Curacao business community, keeps a complete roster of Curacao businesses, and provides information and services to local and international companies with an interest in doing business in, trading and exporting from or through Curacao.
Karel Frielink
Full post as published by Karel's Legal Blog on December 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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