14th Annual Maryland Hispanic Business Conference September 8

Join the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Montgomery County (HCCMC) in attending and celebrating this spectacular Business Conference and Expo. We encourage you to attend the workshops, breakfast, lunch and after hours mixer.  Come and walk the Exhibitor Showroom Floor.  Bring plenty of business cards and come ready to make new business contacts to expand your business growth.

The Maryland Hispanic Business Conference (MDHBC) is the leading professional event serving more than 40,000 Hispanic businesses in Maryland. The conference is organized in collaboration with the Hispanic Chambers of Commerce and government agencies that support the State’s vibrant business sector and spur economic development.

When

Tuesday September 8, 2015 from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM EDT Add to Calendar

Where

Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center

5701 Marinelli Road North Bethesda, MD 20877

Contact

Maria P. Rodriguez, Executive Director Maryland Hispanic Business Conference 301-947-6819 info@mdhbc.com

Register here and as a LIBizus and HCCMC friend, associate and member, you can receive a 50% Discount for Registration by referencing or entering the code:  HCCMC15

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