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Hinshaw Partner David Alfini Elected as Board Chair of StartOut Chicago Program

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Feb 16, 2018

Hinshaw partner David Alfini was recently elected Board Chair of the StartOut Chicago Program. As Board Chair of StartOut—a national nonprofit—Alfini will work with his board member colleagues to advance the organization's mission of promoting great leaders by empowering LGBTQ entrepreneurs.

StartOut Chicago provides its members with networking tools and opportunities, as well as programs to encourage the success of LGBTQ entrepreneurs. For more information, visit https://startout.org.

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