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  • When November 12, 2019, 10 – 11:30 am
  • Where The Ivey’s Hotel
    127 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC, 28202
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Join us at The Ivey’s Hotel for our November Chapter Meeting.

This meeting is free but registration is require. Please register here.

The nearest self-parking is available at 101 Independence Center located at 114 N Church St. Charlotte, NC 28202.

 

Human trafficking networks often rely on legitimate businesses—many in the tourism supply chain—to sustain their illicit and illegal operations. Hoteliers are uniquely positioned to identify and disrupt this practice, and can therefore play an important role in combatting trafficking through raising awareness, improved coordination with law enforcement, and on-going workforce training. Come learn from representatives of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department and one of their local partner organizations about how you and your employees can become a part of this national effort to fight back against human trafficking and send a loud and clear message: We will not tolerate human trafficking in the hotel industry.

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