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The SF AAC & SF Chamber Invite You to an Evening of Networking
October 17, 2011




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The San Francisco African American Chamber of Commerce

and

The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce invites you to a

Special After Hours Event

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

 


Buca di Beppo logo

Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant


Tuesday, October 18th
5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
855 Howard Street

(between 4th & 5th)

 

Located just two blocks away from Union Square, Buca di Beppo offers fabulous Italian cuisine in a warm, inviting atmosphere. Save the date to sample delicious appetizers and a drink while networking and making new connections with members and prospective members of both Chambers.

 

Register Online Now. Cost: $25 San Francisco African American and the SF Chamber members, $35 non-members and at the door.


For more information contact Ruth Mays at 415-749-6400.

Visit our Website at www.SFAACC.org and become a member today!


Members Click Here to Register

Non-Members Click Here to Register

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