Colorado Business Incentives: Small business certification for DIA concessionaires and vendors

Friday, August 20, 2010

Small business certification for DIA concessionaires and vendors

The Office of Economic Development - Division of Small Business Opportunity at DIA presents:

Becoming an ACDBE (Airport Concessionaire Disadvantage Business Enterprise) Partner at DIA

Just a few of the topics covered include:

- ACDBE certification process
- DIA concessions process
- Resources for small businesses

Presenters include representatives from the Office of Economic Development, the Division of Small Business Opportunity, Concessions, and Security.

Opportunities are not limited to concessionaires; suppliers of goods and/or services are needed as well.

Please join us!

Sessions take place on the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month from 9:00-10:30am.

Please RSVP to small.business@flydenver.com. Be sure to include the date you wish to attend

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