The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce and businesses from Southern Nevada will unite in the creation of a network as an effort to launch their affiliated business into success at Las Vegas' Largest Mixer IV. The 4th annual Las Vegas' Largest Mixer, a collaboration of local business organizations and professionals, will be held on Tuesday, September 16, 2008 from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., at the Plaza Hotel and Casino in Downtown Las Vegas. Registration for the event is not necessary; entries are $15 per person with free parking available.

The "mega-networking" event will create new opportunities for businesses and individuals to promote their services and establish new relationships, build business leads and increase their understanding of the importance of business networking groups located in the Las Vegas area. Over a dozen area business organizations, including industry leaders as well as networking and business groups are currently sponsoring the event.

Las Vegas' Largest Mixer IV will let the different industries, companies and individuals the chance to experience the ultimate in networking while helping spread the word on their products and services. The event is open to all businesspeople with the ultimate goals being to allow for growth, both individually and as an organization, and encourage membership in the business organizations represented.

Las Vegas Largest Mixer is possible thanks to the initiative of local business networkers Richard Femenella, Jimmy Foster, Joel Jarvis of The LINK and the Los Angeles public relations consultant, Dave Linden. Femenella, Foster and Jarvis joined Dave Linden, creator of the Largest Mixers business network concept in Southern California more than a decade ago. Largest Mixers in Los Angeles, OrangeCounty and Inland Empire have seen significant growth since the idea was first launched, and the Las Vegas event is already creating its own name, hosting over 1500 attendees in 2007.

"The power of networking is an unbelievable phenomenon that helps partnerships, businesses and individuals to keep up-to-date with their industries, and most importantly, the people in their personal network. It is an ever growing cycle of business and personal growth, renewing with every new contact and expanding with every new opportunity." said Jarvis.