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Ambassador Message: Hola Chapines!!: Bienvenidos a la Villa de Luis! mejor conocida como Louisville. I have been in this city for 8 years and in the area for 13 years. Let me tell you that when I came to this area there was nothing like GLIP! which I think is one of the best initiatives we have these days to encourage people like you to come and live, work and grow in Louisville!!. One of the things I like about Louisville is its diversity considering that we are not one of the biggest cities in the US. However here you will find people from everywhere, including Latinos from Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador, Dominican REpublic, El Salvador, HOnduras, Peru, Puerto Rico, etc, etc., Anyways if you are new in Louisville let me tell you, it is a very affordable city, very secure, and is a place when you can grow professionaly, culturally and economically. If you want to know more about Louisville get connected to GLIP or the Spanish language newspaper Al Dia en America. In the area a group of Guatemalans brought our popular tradition of Alfombras de Semana Santa and every year in at least one of the local Catholic churches of the area we make one. How is that ha! Bienvenidos!

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9/13/2012 by Megan Casey

JFCS is pleased to announce the first meeting of a new group, The International Physicians Advancement Network, which will be held at 6:00 pm on Thursday, January 6 at JFCS (2821 Klempner Way). This meeting is open to all foreign-trained physicians who are in the process of getting licensed as a doctor in the United States, or are interested in learning more about the process, and in networking with other foreign-trained physicians. Our guest speaker on January 6 will be Dr. Irene Litvan, Raymond Lee Lebby Professor of Parkinson Disease Research and Director, Division of Movement Disorders at the University of Louisville. Dr. Litvan completed medical school in her native Uruguay and will speak about her experience transitioning into her professional life in the United States. See below for her full biography. Please RSVP to Laura Hall at 502-452-6341 X229 or lhall@jfcslouisville.org if you plan to attend this event.

12/14/2010 by Jesabel Mudd

Don't miss this Satuday is the Bardstown Road Aglow! all the local business form the Highlands area in Bardstown road and Baxter Avenue open their doors offering entertainment, food, drink, discounts, live entertainment and much, much more to welcome the Holiday Season! Tequila FActory on 917 Baxter AVenue will be offering Chocholate Caliente y CAfe con Tequila! los espero!

12/3/2009 by Jose Neiil Donis

Hola Chapines!!: Bienvenidos a la Villa de Luis! mejor conocida como Louisville. I have been in this city for 7 years and in the area for 13 years. Let me tell you that when I came to this area there was nothing like GLIP! which I think is one of the best initiatives we have these days to encourage people like you to come and live, work and grow in Louisville!!. One of the things I like about Louisville is its diversity considering that we are not one of the biggest cities in the US. However here you will find people from everywhere, including Latinos from Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador, Dominican REpublic, El Salvador, HOnduras, Peru, Puerto Rico, etc, etc., Anyways if you are new in Louisville let me tell you, it is a very affordable city, very secure, and is a place when you can grow professionaly, culturally and economically. If you want to know more about Louisville get connected to GLIP or the Spanish language newspaper Al Dia en America.

12/3/2009 by Jose Neiil Donis

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The Greater Louisville International Professionals (G.L.I.P.) showcases Louisville’s welcoming and inclusive nature by serving as a trusted source of information, conversations and connections between international professionals and the region’s business community. G.L.I.P. also offers a valuable forum for the area’s professionals or companies doing business internationally and thinking with a global perspective.