Charles Dillon, USMNEBC President, participated in an interview on Voice Of America about the Montenegrin public procurement delegation, who came to the States to train with the US Department of Justice. The training mission was to learn anti-corruption and fraud detection techniques.  The USMNEBC was a major organizer of the event. This interview is in Montenegrin.
http://www.youtube.com/otvorenistudio#play/all/uploads-all/1/m6atJBDNVdU

Charles Dillon, USMNEBC President, participated in an interview on Voice Of America about business opportunities in Montenegro. This interview is in Montenegrin. 

Promotional film about Montenegro to be released: The US - Montenegro Business Council and the Montenegrin Investment Promotion Agency (MIPA) produced a promotional film about economic potentials of Montenegro which should attract American investors.
http://www.visit-montenegro.com/article-mne-21525.htm

U.S. - Montenegro Business Council introduces a Montenegrin delegation to Maryland's Secretary of State John McDonough and Governor Martin O’Malley.  Governor O’Malley invited companies from the State of Maryland to establish tighter cooperation with Montenegro as well as companies from Montenegro should feel welcome to reach accros pond to their friends in Maryland.
http://www.sos.state.md.us/International/MontenegroInvest.pdf

A Podgorica daily newspaper published two articles describing an investment conference held in Baltimore, Maryland, where investment opportunities in Montenegro were presented.
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A documentary presenting investment opportunities in Montenegro will be broadcast on US TV networks from April 2009, announced representatives of the US – Montenegro Business Council and the Montenegrin Investment Promotion Agency (MIPA) Charles T. Dillon and Petar Ivanovic.
http://www.montenegropropertiesonline.com/News2009/Mar-18-09.aspx

Another article covering the same appeared in a Podgorica daily Newspaper:
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A Montenegrin daily newspaper published an article announcing the US - Montenegro Business Council assisting the state of Maine in developing Montenegro and the West Balkans as a viable business destination for Maine businesses.
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Major General Libby met with U.S.-Montenegro Business Council representatives on February 11, 2009 to discuss cooperation in efforts to build the commercial relationship between Montenegro and the State of Maine.
http://podgorica.usembassy.gov/gen_libby_visit_amcham.html

Maryland’s Governor O'Malley announces the opening of five Maryland foreign trade offices – one of which is in Montenegro.
http://www.choosemaryland.org/pressroom/pressreleases/newforeigntradeoff...

A Montenegrin daily newspaper published an article covering the opening of our new office in Montenegro.
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The Montenegrin Government announced today that the office of the U.S. - Montenegro Business Council will be opened in Montenegro as a centre for cooperation with the Western Balkans.
http://www.montenegroforvisitors.com/home/News/tabid/61/articleType/Arti...

We Opened Our Office In Podgorica, Montenegro

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Various print media covering our office opening:
Montenegro for Visitors - English Version
Limun - dated Dec. 16, 2008 - English Version
U.S. Embassy Website - English Version
U.S. State Department Press Release - See "U.S. - Montenegro Relations" Section
Limun - dated Dec. 17, 2008 - English Version
Holder Broker-Dealer a.d. - Dec. 16, 2008
U.S. Embassy Website - Montenegrin Version
Rinascita Balcanica - Italian Version
Rinascita Balcanica - English Version

The publication "Maryland Lawyer" published an article describing the new relationships developing as a result of efforts by Charles T. Dillon, President of the US - Montenegro Business Council.
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The "Montenegro Times" published an interview with Charles T. Dillon, President of the US - Montenegro Business Council.
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