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Linda Geffin, Chief of the Harris County Attorney's Special Prosecution Unit, Continues Women Professionals in Government's 2010-2011 Luncheon Speaker Series by Spotlighting the Fight to Stop Human Trafficking

Houston, Texas (October 19, 2010) Linda Geffin is the chief of the Harris County Attorney's Special Prosecution Unit. Established in March, 2009, this unit uses the power of injunctive relief to help put an end to human trafficking, prostitution, gambling, liquor code violations, and dog and cock fighting in Harris County. Join Women Professionals in Government (WPG) on November 4, 2010, at 11:30am at the Hyatt Regency (1200 Louisiana, Houston, TX) and hear first-hand from the frontlines of the fight to end human trafficking.

RSVP for the WPG luncheon online at http://www.wpghouston.org/orders.html or email info@wpghouston.org for additional information.

WPG September Luncheon

Thursday, November 4, 2010

11:30pm-1pm

Luncheon $30 with reservation

Hyatt Regency

1200 Louisiana Street

Window Box Room, 2nd Floor

Houston, TX 77002

Future WPG Speaker Events:

December 2, Salute to Beverly Kaufman, Harris County Clerk

About WPG

WPG, a women's professional organization, provides keys to successfully working in government and in private industry. WPG invites all women with positions in city, county, state or federal government and women holding positions in the private sector that deal with government at any level to attend its meetings and join its organization. WPG was founded in 1981, and has 501© 3 tax exempt status. As a charitable foundation, WPG is able to receive contributions from individuals, member organizations, and holds special fundraisers for scholarships and grants.


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