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Soledad O'Brien Keynoter at the Dallas Regional Chamber's Women's Business Conference
April 5, 2013

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The Dallas Regional Chamber is proud to announce award-winning journalist and CNN Special Correspondent Soledad O'Brien will be this year's keynote speaker at the 18th Annual Women's Business Conference.

The Conference is an event focused on providing professional development and networking for women executives at all levels of their career.  The half-day agenda features business breakout seminars as well as the presentation of the ATHENA Award and the Young Professionals ATHENA Award.

Omni Dallas Hotel
555 South Lamar Street
Dallas, Texas

Individual Ticket Prices:
$150 Members
$200 Non-Members

Sponsorships are available! 

For more information contact Shannon Nail at snail@dallaschamber.org or 214-712-1922

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Together we will lead the Dallas region to become the most economically prosperous region
- and the most desirable place to live and work - in the United States.
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