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NSHMBA 4th annual "Hispanic Leaders of the New Millennium" Speaker Series

For Colorado Front Range residents, here is a group I am involved in and fully support. If you are involved in any way in reaching the Hispanic market in Colorado, you need to attend this event.
The Denver Chapter of the National Society of Hispanic MBA's is pleased to present
the 4th annual "Hispanic Leaders of the New Millennium" Speaker Series

The Speaker Series is designed to engage our community in a discussion of Hispanic Leadership in America, raise funds for our scholarships and chapter operations in support of Hispanic graduate education. Don't miss your chance to participate in this event, and help raise scholarships in support of Hispanic graduate education.

Date: Wed. November 9, 2005

Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Dress: Business Attire Required

Place:
Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Donald R. Seawell Grand Ballroom
1245 Champa Street
Denver, CO 80204
Click for map & driving directions

To register for the event, click here

Cost for Event:
Members $10.00
Non-Members $15.00
Student with ID $5.00
At the door $20.00

Ticket are going fast

To pay with a credit card online, click here

Payments can also be sent to:
National Society of Hispanic MBAs,
2701 Alcott Street, Suite 380,
Denver, CO 80211

You can see the full list of sponsors and keynote speakers here.

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