World Trade Center Delaware is holding its first-ever Summer Solstice Holiday Networking Party on June 20, featuring officials and delegation from Mexico and Chile.
The free event will take place at The Hub, 1201 N. Orange St., 8th Floor, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. (you’ll still have over another hour of daylight after, it being the Solstice and all).
The evening’s presenters will be:
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Carlos Enrique Torres Corona, Consul of Press, Promotion and Cultural Affairs at the Consulate of Mexico in Philadelphia
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Christina Lista, Executive Director of the Chilean and American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia
You’ll also have a chance to meet with WTC Delaware members, representatives from tech companies in Chile, government officials and international businesspeople.
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