Lieutenant Governor Candidate Files for Office
to Bring Jobs to Nevada
Las Vegas - Paul Murad, a Las Vegas community leader with international-business experience, will officially declare his candidacy in the Democratic primary for the office of Lieutenant Governor today at 10:00 a.m. at the Secretary of State’s Office.
Murad, a small business owner, brings with his candidacy in the Democratic primary race experience in business development for multinational corporations as well as leadership in local civic organizations. His background provides him with exceptional perspective to create economic opportunity in the state.
"The job of the Lieutenant Governor is to be the ambassador for Nevada," says Murad, who speaks three languages. "I will aggressively promote Nevada throughout the U.S. and internationally, bringing new businesses and jobs to our state, and attracting capital and investments to diversify our state’s economic base."
To set the stage for Nevada’s recovery, Murad is focused on economic development, expanding tourism and green jobs. His strategy begins with his 50-50 Plan, in which he will reach out to both the 50 largest domestic and the 50 largest global companies to draw them into Nevada. Murad states, "I will begin talking with companies that are routinely looking for locations to house their corporate headquarters, create manufacturing plants, or expand their distribution and warehouse space."
Murad grew up in the Soviet Union, living in a one-room apartment with his mother after his father died when he was five years old. Due to the oppressive political regime and lack of opportunities, Murad dreamed of coming to America. As a teenager he came to the United States alone with nothing more than a few hundred dollars in his pocket. Since then Murad has run his own company, taken on leadership positions with local civic organizations and is truly living the American Dream. His mother, now also an American citizen, will accompany him to the Secretary of State’s office in Las Vegas to watch him file his declaration of candidacy.
For more information please visit PaulForNevada.com. To schedule candidate interviews please call (702) 688-2715.
When: |
Tuesday, March 9, 2010 – 10:00 AM |
Where: |
Secretary of State’s Las Vegas Office Grant Sawyer Building 555 E. Washington Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
Las Vegas - Paul Murad, a Las Vegas community leader with international-business experience, will officially declare his candidacy in the Democratic primary for the office of Lieutenant Governor today at 10:00 a.m. at the Secretary of State’s Office.
Murad, a small business owner, brings with his candidacy in the Democratic primary race experience in business development for multinational corporations as well as leadership in local civic organizations. His background provides him with exceptional perspective to create economic opportunity in the state.
"The job of the Lieutenant Governor is to be the ambassador for Nevada," says Murad, who speaks three languages. "I will aggressively promote Nevada throughout the U.S. and internationally, bringing new businesses and jobs to our state, and attracting capital and investments to diversify our state’s economic base."
To set the stage for Nevada’s recovery, Murad is focused on economic development, expanding tourism and green jobs. His strategy begins with his 50-50 Plan, in which he will reach out to both the 50 largest domestic and the 50 largest global companies to draw them into Nevada. Murad states, "I will begin talking with companies that are routinely looking for locations to house their corporate headquarters, create manufacturing plants, or expand their distribution and warehouse space."
Murad grew up in the Soviet Union, living in a one-room apartment with his mother after his father died when he was five years old. Due to the oppressive political regime and lack of opportunities, Murad dreamed of coming to America. As a teenager he came to the United States alone with nothing more than a few hundred dollars in his pocket. Since then Murad has run his own company, taken on leadership positions with local civic organizations and is truly living the American Dream. His mother, now also an American citizen, will accompany him to the Secretary of State’s office in Las Vegas to watch him file his declaration of candidacy.
For more information please visit PaulForNevada.com. To schedule candidate interviews please call (702) 688-2715.
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NOVEMBER 2, 2010:
GENERAL ELECTION DAY – VOTE 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.