The Delaware Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Bureau of Delaware are holding their 2018 Delaware Networking Station on Thursday, Sept. 20 from 5–8 p.m. at the Chase Center on the Riverfront.
The free tabletop mixer will feature about 130 exhibitors, and over 600 local business people are expected to turn out.
Looking to do some B2B with DART, Dover Downs or Delmarva Power? They’ll have people there.
Want to get into the nonprofit sector? You’ll find dozens of orgs, including Family Promise NNCC, Tech Impact and World Trade Center Delaware.
This year’s theme is “Let’s Put Your Biz on the Map with Google,” so you can expect to hear some valuable tips on growing your business online.
RegisterAdmission is free.
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