NAWBO National Hosts Advocacy Day In Washington, D.C.
NAWBO recently hosted their National Advocacy Day in Washington D.C. Attended this year by more than 70 women business owners from across the country, the annual event allows women business owners to connect with their peers as well as elected officials and public policy experts in the nation's capital.
Read MoreThe National Association of Women Business Owners hosted its annual National Advocacy Day
More than 70 business women attended the event to connect with peers, elected officials and public policy experts.
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