Entreprenuership Mixer - The Hispanic Alumni Association of Columbia Business School

Join the Hispanic Alumni Association (HAA), the New York Chapter of the National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA-NY), and State Farm Insurance for A Night of Networking Focused on Entrepreneurship.

Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Time: 6:00 – 9:00PM

Location: Columbia University Faculty House, Presidents Room – 2nd Floor

400 West 117th Street, New York, NY 10027

Cost: Free!

RSVP: RSVP by Monday, February 28 to Rachel ten Brink at rtenbrink1@hotmail.com

Join us for an evening of networking where entrepreneurs and would-be entrepreneurs can make connections and share ideas, insights and inspiration.

Get survival tips and learn the keys to success for building an entrepreneurial career.

You will also have the opportunity to hear about entrepreneurial opportunities and listen to words of wisdom from a special guest speaker from the Lang Center for Entrepreneurship.

Food & beverages will be served.

Directions:

Columbia University Faculty House is located on East Campus adjacent to the President's House. The building may be accessed by entering the gate on 116th Street between Amsterdam Avenue and Morningside Drive.

Parking:

On-street parking is available. Additionally, there are indoor parking facilities available on West 114th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam.

This event is proudly sponsored by State Farm Insurance.

For more information, please contact Rachel ten Brink at rtenbrink1@hotmail.com

ABOUT THE HISPANIC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

The Hispanic Alumni Association of Columbia Business School was founded in 2005. We are committed to supporting the interests of Hispanic alumni by:

Rebuilding the connection between Hispanic alumni and Columbia Business School

Establishing a forum to foster and facilitate fellowship among Hispanic alumni

Creating programs and resources to support our members’ professional development as they transition through the various stages of their careers

Developing a network of Hispanic alumni dedicated to the enrollment, advancement and development of Hispanic students at Columbia Business School