Rhode Island Business Leaders Day in Washington DC

Rhode Island Business Leaders Day in Washington DC
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Date: 9/27/2018
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401-245-0750

Event Description: Join Senator Reed for a discussion on current topics and events taking place on Capitol Hill.
Speakers will include government and administration officials, Members of Congress, and other special guests who will share their insights on public policy issues important to the business community in Rhode Island.

Rhode Island Business Leaders Day

U.S. Senator Jack Reed and the Rhode Island Food Dealers Association (RIFDA) are pleased to announce that the annual Rhode Island Business Leaders Day in Washington, DC will be held on Thursday, September 27, 2018.
Business Leaders Day, now in its 20th year, is an opportunity for Rhode Island’s business leaders to participate in a discussion of current issues and events taking place on Capitol Hill. Key government and administration officials, Members of Congress, national media and other special guests will offer their insights on topics important to Rhode Island and the nation.  
Past appearances have included then-Senator Barack Obama, then-Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Senator John McCain, U.S. Cabinet officials including Secretaries of Defense, the Treasury, and Labor, as well as media correspondents and personalities like Chuck Todd and Chris Matthews. 
For more information please visit www.rifda.com or contact RIFDA at (401) 431-0880. 

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