Don't Miss Out- Doing Business With The Federal Reserve

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Don't Miss Out- Doing Business With The Federal Reserve
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Don't Miss Out - Limited Tickets
 July 21st in Detroit
Doing business with the Federal Reserve Bank
and the financial industry


Don't wait - register online here - there are only 150 tickets available for veteran owned companies. Visit NVBDC's Events Page For More Information
July 21, 2016    |   08:00 - 14:00
Federal Reserve Bank
1600 East Warren Avenue, Detroit, MI
$21.49 per person (registration required)

The event continues to grow with new Confirmed companies joining us and many more are still pending.  Plus we have new Commodity needs being added.  See below for a list of companies that want to meet our Service Disabled and Veteran Owned Businesses.
Register Here


If you need a hotel we have cut a special deal with one of the great 'recovery' stories of Detroit. The Book Cadillac Hotel has made the special rate of $115 available. You can call  888-627-7150 for reservations and ask for Federal Reserve Event-NVBDC or click here to book your room(s).
CONFIRMED COMPANIES
  • Freddie Mac
  • Reserve Board of GovernorsFederal
  • Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
  • Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
  • Bank of America
  • Merrill Lynch
  • JP Morgan Chase
  • Talmer Bank and Trust
  • Comerica Bank
  • SBA
  • BCBSM
  • Auto Club Group
  • CBRE
  • 5/3 Bank
COMMODITY NEEDS
  • Modeling Services
  • Consulting Services 
  • SOW/Project Based Work 
  • Business Transformation
  • Data Processing/Hosting Services 
  • Software Development 
  • eDiscovery Services 
  • Risk Management/Due Diligence Services
  • Construction - GC, Interior, Exterior
  • HVAC, Electrical
  • Landscaping, Snow Removal
  • Paving
  • IT - Risk, information security
  • Call Center
  • Pre authorization services (health care space)
  • Wellness (fitness, incentives, nutrition)
  • Desktop PC Refresh
  • Claims processing services
  • Health Fairs (Health assessment services)
  • Chronic care mgt
  • Non emergency transportation
  • Digital formatting
  • Document destruction/Storage
  • Courier services
  • Translation services
  • Legal
  • IT application testing (various systems)
 
                        
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