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Monday, June 14
 

8:00am EDT

First Time Orientation Blue Room Pre-Function

11:45am EDT

Welcome Reception and Regional Meet-Ups Regency Ballroom
 
Tuesday, June 15
 

8:00am EDT

International Exhibition Grand Opening Breakfast Reception Exhibition Hall The Global Marketplace Exhibition Hall
 
Wednesday, June 16
 

8:00am EDT

The Global Marketplace Exhibition Hall

9:30am EDT

Global Health Council Annual Membership Meeting Ambassador Ballroom
 
Thursday, June 17
 

10:30am EDT

Book Chat: From the Ground Up: Building Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Care Programs in Resource-Limited Settings Embassy Room

12:30pm EDT

Media Awards Luncheon Session: Twitter Me This: Integrating Social Media into Your Communications Strategy Regency Ballroom

5:30pm EDT

Pre-Awards Banquet Reception Exhibition Hall

6:30pm EDT

Awards Banquet Regency Ballroom
 
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