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SUMMARY:Protecting Small Businesses in San Francisco: a Panel on Public Safety
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Thursday\, February 13th from 4-5pm in Union Square for a critical discussion\, in partnership with the San Francisco District Attorney's Office\, on public safety in San Francisco.\n\n\n\n This panel marks the second of a series of business safety meetings led by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce\, aimed at fostering a safer\, more connected Union Square.\n\n \n\nThis forum will spotlight the retail community's safety challenges in Union Square and merchant corridors across the city including retail theft prevention\, investigation\, and prosecution. Come hear from District Attorney Brooke Jenkins\, SFPD Chief William Scott\, and the JP Morgan Chase global security team about changes the business community both large retailers and smaller merchants can expect with the implementation of newly passed Prop 36.\n\n \n\nSponsored by JPMorgan Chase\, this panel marks the launch of a series of business safety meetings led by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce\, aimed at fostering a safer\, more connected downtown.\n\n\n\nSponsored by:
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\nJoin us on Thursday\, February 13th \;from 4-5pm in Union Square for a critical discussion\, in partnership with the \;San Francisco District Attorney'\;s Office\, on public safety in San Francisco.
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\n\;This panel marks the second of a series of business safety meetings led by the \;San Francisco Chamber of Commerce\, aimed at fostering a safer\, more connected Union Square.
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\n\nThis forum will spotlight the retail community'\;s safety challenges in Union Square and merchant corridors across the city including retail theft prevention\, investigation\, and prosecution. Come hear from District Attorney Brooke Jenkins\, SFPD Chief William Scott\, and the JP Morgan Chase global security team about changes the business community &ndash\; both large retailers and smaller merchants &mdash\; can expect with the implementation of newly passed Prop 36.
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\n\nSponsored by \;JPMorgan Chase\, this panel marks the launch of a series of business safety meetings led by the \;San Francisco Chamber of Commerce\, aimed at fostering a safer\, more connected downtown.
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LOCATION:880 Market Street The former Anthropologie space in the Flood Building San Francisco\, CA 94102
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URL:https://business.sfchamber.com/events/details/protecting-small-businesses-in-san-francisco-a-panel-on-public-safety-12355
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