Stewart Filmscreen is proud to announce their participation in this summer’s Japan-America Student Conference (JASC) with a tour and follow-up Q & A at their factory in Torrance, California. From 9:30am to 12:30pm on August 6th, Tom Stewart, CFO of Stewart Filmscreen, will be hosting 30 to 40 Japanese and American University students during a three-hour visit. The objective of the tour is to allow the students to learn about a successful American business.
Stewart’s 60- year heritage in developing the best projection screens in the world for many industries including the motion picture business and the United States government should prove to be a unique and rewarding junket during the student’s busy schedule in Los Angeles.
72 students from universities across Japan and the United States convene to discuss some of the hottest topics facing the two nations in JASC"s 60th conference. The program alternates host countries each year giving students the rare opportunity to see new places and learn the culture. Not only do conference participants learn about one of the world’s most strategic bilateral alliances, they also have the opportunity to directly help reinforce the bonds between countries by sharing knowledge and experiences while making memories and friendships with other future leaders. Throughout its rich history, many JASC alumni from both nations have gone on to achieve distinction in business, academia, government, and other circles.
"I am looking forwarding to this opportunity to meet with the students from Japan and provide them a tour of our 4.5 acre manufacturing plant that few people get to see except our dealers" said Tom Stewart. "I believe they will find our business exciting and interesting and I welcome entertaining their questions about what is required to run a successful business in America."
About Stewart Filmscreen
Stewart Filmscreen is the world’s premier projection-screen manufacturer for both the residential and commercial markets. A family-owned business, Stewart Filmscreen maintains the highest standards in screen design and craftsmanship. In fact, each screen is handmade. Founded in 1947, Stewart Filmscreen has grown from a small business to an international one, with offices in Denmark and Singapore, in addition to two in the United States, including a manufacturing facility in Ohio and their headquarters in So. California.
More information on Stewart Filmscreen Corporation is available at www.stewartfilmscreen.com.
Source: Stewart Filmscreen Corporation
Stewart Filmscreen Contact:
Grant Stewart
T: 513-753-0800
E: grant@stewartfilm.com
or Sinead Tully
Noyd Communications
232-D Manhattan Beach Blvd
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
T: 310-374-8100
C: 914-924-1281
F: 310-347-4209
E: sinead.tully@noydcom.com
