By elan on Events from www.elanthemag.com
Bringing together the next generation of Muslim American professional leaders, the Council for the Advancement of Muslim Professionals (CAMP) held its annual conference this past weekend. Read More 
By cricketguru on Business and Finance from www.forbes.com
The setting was the American Muslim Consumer Conference, which aimed to promote Muslims as a new market segment for U.S. companies. While corporations have long catered to Muslim communities in Europe, businesses have only tentatively started to follow suit in the U.S. - and they are doing so at a time of intensified anti-Muslim feeling that companies worry could hurt them, too. American Muslims seeking more acknowledgment in the marketplace argue that businesses have more to gain than lose by 
By MuslimVoices on Events from muslimvoices.org
The second annual American Muslim Consumer Conference takes place soon. Its theme is "Charting the Landscape." 
By ChillYoIslamYo on Events from www.chillyoislamyo.com
Youth Conference 2010 is only two weeks away!As always, the conference hosted by Young Muslims which is part of the bigger annual ICNA convention will take place this upcoming memorial day weekend.Rejuvenate your mind, body and soul with dynamic speakers, intensive workshops, dodge-ball, basketball tournaments, entertainment sessions and much, much more.The Theme for [...] 
By uzzie on Events from www.isna.net
The 11th Annual ISNA Education Forum is scheduled for April 2-4 in Rosemont, IL, with four pre-conference full-day workshops on Friday, April 2nd, scheduled for teachers of Arabic, Principals, teachers of ESL, and Community and Board members interested in starting or expanding their schools to include middle and high schools. 
By MuslimMatters on Everything Else from muslimmatters.org
By mujahideenryder on News from www.mujahideenryder.net
At first I was a bit skeptical about this event since it seemed like a group of people trying to make money off Muslims, but a good friend of mine called me to clarify explaining who these guys are behind this and he said it can prove useful in the long run.
By MuslimMatters on Everything Else from muslimmatters.org
