18th Wonder Business Alliance July 10th Breakfast 2024
Diane Rollins • June 14, 2024
Registration Is Now Open - Join Us On July 10th, 2024

18th Wonder Business Alliance Breakfast
Wednesday, July 10th, 2024 at 8:00 am - 9:30 am
Presentation from Huberic Resources - topic Talent Attraction and Retention
and Conflict Resolution in the Workplace.
Huberic Resources will be presenting 18W with a donation of $500 as part of
their $20,000 for 20 years celebration.
And as always, network with other business-minded people!
Networking Hub:
- Connect with local businesses for collaboration and growth.
- Build valuable relationships within the 18th Wonder business community.
Innovation and Ideas:
- Exchange innovative ideas and resources with like-minded entrepreneurs.
- Propel your business to new heights through shared success.
Be Part of Something Dynamic:
- Join the 18th Wonder Business Alliance's bi-monthly breakfast.
- Shape the future of a vibrant business community.
Prosper Together:
- Discover exclusive membership benefits and opportunities.
- Unite with forward-thinking enterprises committed to shared success.
Please RSVP by Friday, July 5th, 2024
This free event is sponsored by and will be held at MASANO AUTO PARK
841 E. WYOMISSING BLVD,
READING PA 19611
RSVP Breakfast March 2024

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