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Network with Local Businesses at Third Annual Union County Means Business Expo

The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders invites local business owners, managers and entrepreneurs to register for the 2018 Union County Means Business Expo being held at the Warinanco Sports Center in Roselle on Wednesday, September 26 from 5 pm to 7:30 pm.

“The Business Expo is designed to help local businesses and entrepreneurs build their networks and grow their businesses to help make the most effective possible impact when it comes to outreach and economic growth,” said Freeholder Chairman Sergio Granados. “Whether you are participating as a vendor or an attendee, the Business Expo offers opportunities for all.”

The Expo enables businesses to network with other business leaders, develop new contacts and generate brand awareness. The event also provides a chance for local businesses to showcase their products and services.

Registration is available now for individual attendees as well as vendors at ucnj.org/union-county-means-business. Admission for attendees is free.

Vendors and exhibitors tables are available for a fee of $100.

The Expo also offers a complimentary food tasting featuring the event menu available at the Warinanco Sports Center.

To view the program, video and photos of the 2017 Union County Means Business Expo, visit ucnj.org/union-county-means-business/expo.

Union County Means Business is an economic development initiative of the Freeholder Board with the support of community partners including the New Jersey Small Business Development Center, the Union County Economic Development Corporation, the Greater Elizabeth Chamber of Commerce, the Suburban Chamber of Commerce, Kean University, Union County College, Union Township Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce, Cranford Area Chamber of Commerce, UC HERO and the New Jersey LGBT Chamber of Commerce.

Union County Means Business began as an initiative of Freeholder Alexander Mirabella in 2012, helping local entrepreneurs regain their footing after the global financial crash of 2008.

If you are a veteran-owned business, email Janna Williams at jwilliams@ucnj.org or call 908-527-4918.

For more information about Union County Means Business, visit ucnj.org/ucmb or contact Deana Mesaros at 908-659-7412 or dmesaros@ucnj.org.