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INTRODUCING S1 SAFETY FIRST IN HONG KONG, CHINA Asian Aerospace 2009 attracted 356 exhibitors from 28 countries and 12616 attendees!	S1 IN THE NEWS! LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! Story Featured In: Click on the logo for full story. Credit; Nancy Wuennemann On Tuesday September 9, 2009 S1 Safety First Founder & CEO, Dori DeCarlo is interviewed by FLIGHT DAILY NEWS, the world’s #1 Airshow publication. Dori represented S1 Safety First attending Asian Aerospace International Expo and Congress in Hong Kong, China with the Connecticut delegation of the US Department of Commerce. Photo Credit; Nancy Wuennemann All eyes on Dori as she talks to reporters about the S1 Safety First 100-percent GREEN, Made in USA Check Point Friendly Lap Top Bag. Photo Credit; Nancy Wuennemann S1 SAFETY FIRST Founder and CEO Dori De Carlo with Aleksandr Gurko, the General Director of Russia’s premiere aviation publication: Air Fleet Magazine.
S1 SAFETY FIRST Founder and CEO Dori DeCarlo attended Asian Aerospace 2009 from September 8th - 10th. The bi-annual, 3-day event is the world’s largest single-focus exhibition and congress for the commercial aerospace and civil aviation market.
S1 SAFETY FIRST REACHES INTERNATIONAL MARKETS!
The show provided S1 Safety First Founder Dori DeCarlo a fresh opportunity to participate in some creative learning and a chance for all attendees to share new ideas across an international platform.
S1 SAFETY FIRST BAGS MAKE A GLOBAL INTRODUCTION!
This year's Asian Aerospace show featured an impressive list of onsite highlights. Among them, a showcase of Connecticut companies sponsored by the Connecticut sector of the US Department of Commerce. S1 SAFETY FIRST Founder and CEO Dori DeCarlo with Melissa Grosso, Senior International Trade Specialist with the U.S. Department of Commerce Export Assistance Center.
S1 SAFETY FIRST LAUNCHES GLOBAL PUBLIC RELATIONS INITIATIVE
S1 Safety First Vice President of Global Media Nancy Wuennemann with Low Fare and Regional Airlines Magazine Publisher, Michael Wild.
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