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Biotech / Medical : GUMM - Eliminate the Common Cold
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To: Street Walker who started this subject2/24/2004 9:18:47 AM
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Lloyd Fischel has been an active leader in the SGI-USA for many years where he has contributed to the organization's multi-faceted programs towards fostering education and culture. Lloyd has represented the SGI on the advisory board for the National Conference for Communities and Justice (NCCCJ) in Santa Monica, CA for a number of years, and as a member of the Westside Interfaith Council in West Los Angeles.

When the City of Los Angeles formed its $10 million anti-gang campaign called L.A. Bridges, Lloyd was brought in to advise the city's agencies in launching the program.

Lloyd served as member of its Board of Directors of the California-Russia Trade Association (CARTA) for several years. This organization was dedicated to fostering business ties between the U.S. and Russia.

On Lloyd's first visit to the former Soviet Union in 1987, he traveled as a team leader for thirty-five American youth participating in the First Youth Conference; an event sponsored by the U.S. and Soviet governments and Youth Ambassadors of America. A Russian youth wrote a song that opened the ceremonies that inspired Lloyd to arrange the music with English and Russian lyrics, which was then recorded as a lasting testament to the power of diverse youth to create mutual respect and understanding based on the common good. With the help of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Lloyd organized the youth and recorded Slice of Heaven in Moscow during the final years of the Cold War.

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