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ComNetworkBOSTON: Virtual Networking Coffee Hour

calendar_month Date: January 15, 2021

schedule Time: 9:00 am Eastern

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ComNetBOSTON invites you to join us on Friday, January 15th, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM via Zoom for an informal virtual networking hour to catch up and get to know new community members over coffee. Bring your favorite mug and we’ll split into breakout rooms to learn more about our individual work and share resources.

Registration is free. RSVP via the Zoom link below. Please also feel free to submit a suggestion for a future ComNetBOSTON virtual conversation or event.

Feel free to email Colleen or Megan with any questions. We hope you can join us!

For more information, visit the ComNetworkBOSTON website

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