Arcadia : Wilson Fills Trade Post
Gov. Pete Wilson has appointed the head of an Arcadia-based international trading company to direct the state’s Trade and Investment Office in Mexico City.
Wilson appointed 36-year-old Reinhold C. Schrader, a Republican who serves as president and chief executive officer of International Matrix Corp. in Arcadia. The company has developed trade operations in Mexico, France, Germany and Hong Kong.
A former vice president of Southland Bank in Arcadia and the Community Bank of Pasadena, Schrader will be paid $67,824 a year to head the Mexico City office.
The goal of the state’s trade offices is to promote commerce between foreign nations and California firms.
Schrader is a member of the board of directors of the United States/Mexico Chamber of Commerce.
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