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Chef Nikki Cooks Things Up for the Holiday Gift Show
December 6, 2010


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Holiday Gift Show in Oakland
Mark Your Calendar
Holiday Gift Show in Oakland
 "Join us for the 25th Annual Holiday Gift Show"
 
Holiday Shopping is a fun time for individuals and families! It's also a fabulous and profitable time for creative artist, business owners and entrepreneurs to market and sell their one of a kind specialty items to many jovial holiday shoppers.

• Come out and enjoy great food and see Celebrity Chef Nikki Shaw perform a live cooking demonstration and receive tips on healthy eating and living.
• Enjoy live entertainment and see some of the bay area's and celebrity judges in a live talent show competition and Sunday Gospel Explosion!  For more information on the talent visit aabexchange.com/talent
• Receive tons of prizes, give-aways and more and network with many business leaders,executives and officials.
• This is a family event for everyone. All are welcome.

Admission is only $5 and children under 12 are free.

For vendor information visit www.aabexchange.com and click the Holiday Gift Show Tab.

Register to participate as a vendor in the Holiday Gift Show. As a vendor you will be able to:
• Market, promote and sell products and services to 1,000's of shoppers and spectators.
• Network with other entrepreneurs, business and community leaders.
• Increase your current customer base
• Increased exposure to cutting edge business and professional solutions and resources.  

Select Vendor Booths Start $275
Registration Ends December 9th or until available space sells out.
For more info on registering for a vendor booth >> read more

Corporate Sponsorship - As a corporate sponsor you will enjoy the following benefits:
• Participation in an event that has 24 years of success within Northern CA targeting the African American community.
• Direct access into a highly lucrative African American consumer market.
• Reach 1000's of potential new customers and receive greater understanding of the needs and requirements of this market segment.
• Clearly communicate your company's commitment to be a good corporate citizen and one that values its relationship with the African American community.

For more info on levels of
Corporate Sponsorship Package >> read more


For more info contact:
African American Business Exchange
PO Box 4231 Oakland, CA 94614
www.aabexchange.com
510.866.3081

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