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African Business & Industry Show

4th African Business & Industry Show in Silver Spring, MD The premier marketplace for African businesses and professionals is officially returning. Vendor registration is now open for the 4th African Business & Industry Show, scheduled for Sunday, October 18, 2026, at the Civic Center / Veterans Plaza in Silver Spring, Maryland. Under the theme "One Continent, Many Opportunities," this landmark event serves as a dynamic hub designed to accelerate business growth, foster strategic partnerships, and connect industry leaders across multiple sectors. Why Participate? Selected vendors and exhibitors will have the opportunity to: Exhibit: Showcase products and services directly to a target market. Network: Connect face-to-face with new clients, investors, and potential partners. Collaborate: Form meaningful alliances with businesses, government entities, and industry professionals. Grow: Expand market reach and tap into Africa's g…

Vendor Opportunities for the 4th African Business & Industry Show

Vendor Opportunities Now Open for the 4th African Business & Industry Show The premier marketplace for African businesses and professionals is officially returning. Vendor registration is now open for the 4th African Business & Industry Show, scheduled for Sunday, October 18, 2026, at the Civic Center / Veterans Plaza in Silver Spring, Maryland. Under the theme "One Continent, Many Opportunities," this landmark event serves as a dynamic hub designed to accelerate business growth, foster strategic partnerships, and connect industry leaders across multiple sectors. Why Participate? Selected vendors and exhibitors will have the opportunity to: Exhibit: Showcase products and services directly to a target market. Network: Connect face-to-face with new clients, investors, and potential partners. Collaborate: Form meaningful alliances with businesses, government entities, and industry professionals. Grow: Expand market reach and tap into Afr…

African Business Networking

Connect. Collaborate. Grow Together. The Ethio-American Chamber of Commerce (EACC) invites you to our African Business Networking event, an evening dedicated to building meaningful connections, fostering collaboration, and creating new business opportunities. Whether you're an entrepreneur, business owner, professional, investor, or aspiring leader, this is your opportunity to expand your network, exchange ideas, and connect with like-minded individuals who are passionate about business and community growth. Thursday, August 27, 2026 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Sheger Spring Café 900 Silver Spring Ave Silver Spring, MD 20910 Why Attend? Network with entrepreneurs, professionals, and industry leaders Discover new business opportunities and partnerships Share ideas, gain valuable insights, and grow your business Be part of a thriving African business community making an impact Seats are limited, so don't wait! Register today: https:/…

Book Club Meeting with Dr. Hamrawit Tesfa

📚 Join Our Inspiring Book Club Meeting! 🌟

Looking for meaningful conversations, personal growth, and an encouraging community? You're invited to a special Book Club Meeting with Dr. Hamrawit Tesfa, where we'll explore a powerful book that inspires faith, healing, and transformation.

Whether you're an avid reader or simply looking for encouragement, everyone is welcome! Bring a friend and be part of an uplifting discussion as we read, learn, and grow together.

📅 Event Details

Date: Saturday, August 15 🕡 Time: 9:30 PM (Eastern Time) 6:30 PM (Seattle Time) 💻 Location: Zoom Zoom ID: 816 5371 6190 Password: 526128

✨ Everyone is welcome! Men and women are invited.

📖 Let's read. Let's le…

Unlocking the Inner Locked Capacity – Bejai Naiker Nerash

UNLOCK YOUR INNER LOCKED CAPACITY! Are you ready to discover your hidden potential and become the leader you were meant to be? Join us for an inspiring afternoon of learning, networking, and personal growth with internationally recognized Master Trainer & Doctoral Candidate Bejai Naiker Nerash. Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026 Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Venue: Embassy of Ethiopia, Washington, D.C. What to Expect: Powerful Keynote Address Engaging Panel Discussion Meaningful Networking Opportunities Inspiration & Leadership Development Whether you’re a student, entrepreneur, professional, or emerging leader, this event will equip you with practical insights and motivation to unlock your full potential. Reserve your seat today by scanning the QR code on the flyer! Let’s connect, learn, and lead—together. በወጣቶች ላይ ያተኮረ የንግድ፣ የኔትወርኪንግ እና የአመራርነት ጥበብ ስልጠና በክብር ተጋብዘዋል በኢንጅነር ቤጃይ ናይከር የሚቀርበው ይህ ፕሮግራም ዕድሜያቸው ከ15 እስከ …

The SEGEN Evolution – Celebrating 8 Years of Craftsmanship

Join us for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate 8 years of SEGEN Leather Crafts—a journey of resilience, creativity, and growth.Experience an elegant celebration featuring:• Exclusive SEGEN Bag Show• Live Music• Finger Food & Wine• Networking with entrepreneurs and community leaders Date: Sunday, August 16, 2026 Time: 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM Venue: Lyon Park Community Center,414 N. Filmore St., Arlington, VA Dress Code: Dress to Impress Ticket: $30 per personThank you for being part of the SEGEN journey. We look forward to celebrating this milestone with you

Ethiopian Trade show in DC

Ethiopian Events & Activities in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia The Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area has one of the largest Ethiopian populations outside of Ethiopia, and regularly hosts vibrant tradeshows, business expos, and cultural festivals. The most notable recurring events include: Holidays & Cultural Expos: Major celebrations surrounding the Ethiopian New Year (Enkutatash) in September or Ethiopian Christmas (Ganna) in January often feature pop-up vendor markets and trade exhibits. Ethiopian Day / Festival in D.C.: Usually held over the summer (often in July or August) in locations like downtown Silver Spring or the D.C. Convention Center, these massive gatherings feature hundreds of vendors selling traditional clothing, jewelry, artwork, and authentic Habesha food. Ethiopian Business Expos & Trade Fairs: Organizations such as the Ethiopian American Chamber of Commerce frequently host regional B2B and consume…

Habesha Events in DMV

Habesha Events in DMV - The Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area has one of the largest Ethiopian populations outside of Ethiopia, and regularly hosts vibrant tradeshows, business expos, and cultural festivals. Ethiopian Events & Activities in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia The most notable recurring events include: Ethiopian Day / Festival in D.C.: Usually held over the summer (often in July or August) in locations like downtown Silver Spring or the D.C. Convention Center, these massive gatherings feature hundreds of vendors selling traditional clothing, jewelry, artwork, and authentic Habesha food. Ethiopian Business Expos & Trade Fairs: Organizations such as the Ethiopian American Chamber of Commerce frequently host regional B2B and consumer tradeshows focusing on real estate, technology, and export/import businesses connecting the DMV with East Africa. Holidays & Cultural Expos: Major celebrations surrounding the Ethiopian New Year (…

Ethiopian Trade show in DMV

The Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area has one of the largest Ethiopian populations outside of Ethiopia, and regularly hosts vibrant tradeshows, business expos, and cultural festivals. The most notable recurring events include: Ethiopian Day / Festival in D.C.: Usually held over the summer (often in July or August) in locations like downtown Silver Spring or the D.C. Convention Center, these massive gatherings feature hundreds of vendors selling traditional clothing, jewelry, artwork, and authentic Habesha food. Ethiopian Business Expos & Trade Fairs: Organizations such as the Ethiopian American Chamber of Commerce frequently host regional B2B and consumer tradeshows focusing on real estate, technology, and export/import businesses connecting the DMV with East Africa. Holidays & Cultural Expos: Major celebrations surrounding the Ethiopian New Year (Enkutatash) in September or Ethiopian Christmas (Ganna) in January often feature pop-up vendor markets …