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August 19, 2017

Hosuton, TX - USA

The Greater Houston Port Bureau’s 88th Annual Maritime Dinner

The Greater Houston Port Bureau’s Annual Maritime Dinner is one of the largest maritime business formal events in the United States. Showcase your company in front of over 750 guests, including executives with leading maritime, energy, and logistics companies in the Gulf region. During the eight-month campaign period, advertising materials are distributed to over 6,000 professionals each month. Attendees are treated to an elegant night filled with complimentary perks, including free valet or self-parking, open bar during the cocktail reception, professional photography, and wine service during the gourmet dinner. The cocktail reception features a silent auction and luxury raffle. Table, event, and silent auction underwriting opportunities are available to increase your brand exposure and create a memorable night for our guests and colleagues. The Greater Houston Port Bureau is a 501(c)6 non-profit trade association. Dinner proceeds benefit in part the Port Bureau’s regional maritime advocacy efforts.

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