April 8, 2025
Ottawa Business Basketball Network – April 8
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
300 Rochester St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1R 7N4 Canada
About Event
EVENT SPONSORED BY THE OTTAWA BLACKJACKS
OBBN is an exclusive networking opportunity where you get to meet with other business leaders while playing basketball
Since there are only so many spots each session, OBBN gives attendees a unique opportunity to network within a small group of high achieving business leaders. OBBN limits a max of 2 people per company per event to ensure maximum breadth of networking.
With the plan of doing this monthly, there are plenty of opportunities to meet new business leaders.
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