The Capitol Hill Homeland Security Technology Showcase

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Wednesday, April 13, 2005

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM

Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill

Contact: Julia Avent-Cleary
javent@equityintl.us
202 756 2456

Hosted by House Homeland Security Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers, the Showcase provides an extraordinary opportunity to discuss the latest homeland security technology solutions with senior Congressional leaders, top DHS officials, and leading business executives. The Showcase includes a technology exhibit, a networking reception, and remarks from homeland security leaders, including Dr. Charles McQueary, DHS Under Secretary for Science and Technology.

Limited sponsorships and exhibits are available until March 15.

RSVP: Monday, April 11, 2005

Attire: Business Attire