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HBCU: Standing On Business Reception, March 7th

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Thursday, March 7
6:30 – 8:30pm EST

Location

His & Hers
2214 Rhode Island Ave NE

Washington, DC 20018


About this event

Come join the Friends of Salim Adofo for an HBCU Alumni Networking Reception. During this event, we will celebrate our HBCU Alumni who are contributing to the development of our communities through their leadership and commitment. Come connect with the Friends of Salim Adofo! There will be an opportunity not only to learn more about Salim Adofo and his platform, but also to network with these Black professionals and community leaders in the DMV.

Attendees are not required to have attended an HBCU in order to participate in this event.

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