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HACC Hosts ‘Start Your Engines’ an Online Restaurant Reopening Event

NEW YORK – The Hellenic-American Chamber of Commerce (HACC) hosts a conversation on the impact of COVID-19 on the restaurant business, titled Start Your Engines, an online restaurant reopening event, on August 31, 4 PM EST, via Zoom.

Register online for the free event: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIkdOCspzgqHNA3UNqp1HDQIMw2T57uGhGQ.

The following panelists will take part in the discussion:

Fresh&co Founder Steve Tenedios, The Chefs' Warehouse, Inc. General Counsel, Chief Government Relations Officer & Corporate Secretary Alexandros Aldous, Pan Gregorian Enterprises of Metro New York and Long Island President Dimitris Kafchitsas, Nick Livanos of the Livanos Restaurant Group, Victory Food Service Sales & Business Development Aristotelis Hartouliaris, and Consulate General of Greece in New York Greek Trade Commissioner Georgios Michailidis.

More information about HACC is available online: https://hellenicamerican.cc/.

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