(1). United Armenian Council of Southern California

This lecture investigates the desirability and practicality of uniting the Armenians of Southern California by creating a central body, called "The Council". Representatives from all groups and religious, benevolent, cultural and political organizations will be invited to form the Council. An outline of the most practical course of action is presented and a strategic plan is briefly discussed to achieve the objectives.
The personal involvement of the Southern California Armenian community leaders is solicited and their direct recruitment is sought, to join in the work towards making the long time dream of having a united Armenian body become a reality, one step at a time.

Mr. Harold Avedis DeMirjian received his formal education in the United States. He is a graduate of the University of Southern California, School of Engineering, with B.S. and M.S. degrees in petroleum exploration and production technology. He is a registered professional engineer. Mr. DeMirjian has worked for the Getty Oil Company, and its predecessors, for over 30 years. His experiences include drilling of oil wells, production of oil and gas, reservoir engineering, strategic planning, property acquisition, diversification and applied research. His last assignment was manager of operations of the international oil and gas exploration and production division. He has also served as Vice President of two European Subsidiaries of the Getty Oil Company. He has pioneered, developed and refined a highly successful enhanced oil recovery process known as Thermal recovery. He is retired since 1985.

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• United
• Armenian
• Council

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This is about how, but Why? Why do we need such an organization? The philosophical bases for the need for such an organization has to be worked out first before the practicalities of setting up an organization.