American Maglev Technology (AMT) designs and develops short haul and midrange regional transportation systems that fill an increasing national and worldwide demand. AMT has a successful history of steady growth of the capabilities of its advanced technology, attracting world-class strategic partners and significant corporate investment. The unique, innovative magnetic levitation technology provided by AMT

employs sophisticated computer controlled electromagneticthat are used to provide lift and stabilization and will one day be used to transport passengers and cargo safely, cleanly, and economically all over the world. In Southern California, AMT is supporting the Environmental Mitigation and Mobility Initiative (EMMI) Public-Private project proposal. EMMI will be created to design, finance, build and operate and electric

transportation system to move freight and people through well studied, strategic routes throughout the region. GBA is proud to represent AMT.

 

 

There are no precise statistics regarding the number of physically and mentally injured combat troops from the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. Many of these returning soldiers are reservists who have employers awaiting their return. CSULB, in collaboration with Cal State Dominguez and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is proposing to build

A facility of approximately 45-50,000 square feet at the VA Medical Center Long Beach

Health Care System to enhance clinical services, provide educational opportunities and offer counseling services for returning combat veterans and their families. Global Business Advocates founder and CSULB Alum, Gus Hein is assisting the University secure funding for the Veterans University Center for Excellence.

Imagine a state-of-the-art air & space museum, maritime center, modern production studio where you can watch some of your favorite movies and television shows being filmed, a day camp for the Boy/Girl Scouts, a firs-class facility for trade

shows and reunions, a training facility for law enforcement—and a storage site for the city’s emergency supplies—all aboard one of the most historic naval ships of the 20th Century and completely open to the public. Building on the incredible

success of similar carrier museums such as the USS Intrepid in New York and the USS Midway in San Diego—the Long Beach Aircraft Carrier Foundation seeks to establish a first rate tourist attraction while preserving a legacy.