Businesses are invited to a three-day summit and expo

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The Department of Commerce invites businesses to a three-day summit and expo starting July 8, 2025, at the Temple University Howard Gittis Student Center in Philadelphia. This event aims to empower small businesses while enhancing essential municipal services. Participants will engage in discussions focused on regulatory compliance and entrepreneurship, facilitating valuable networking opportunities. The expo will feature various speakers and experts from the public sector, providing insights into navigating business challenges. Local businesses are encouraged to attend, as the summit offers vital resources and knowledge to help them thrive.

This initiative reflects Philadelphia's commitment to fostering a supportive environment for entrepreneurs and small enterprises. The event aligns with ongoing efforts to boost the local economy and create sustainable growth. The summit is a strategic move to enhance collaboration between the public sector and the business community.

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