Connecting Businesses: Recap of 18th Ward Business Alliance Inaugural Breakfast

April 19, 2024

Building Bridges and Forging Connections in the 18th Ward

Our first breakfast for the 18th Wonder Business Alliance was a resounding success! With a plethora of food, networking opportunities, and insightful presentations, it set the stage for what promises to be an engaging series of events.

Insights from Local Leaders: Highlights from the Event

We were honored to have Kyle Zeiber and Bethany Fisher from Reading government, who shared exciting upcoming projects and events within the city. Additionally, our feature speaker, Bill Murray from RAWA, offered invaluable business and water authority advice.

Looking Ahead: Save the Date for Our Next Gathering

Moving forward, mark your calendars for our next gathering on May 8th, hosted once again by MASANO Auto Park, a venue as impressive as it is welcoming. We're thrilled to announce Daniel Laws and Diane Rollins from DaBrian Marketing as our feature speakers. They'll be unveiling actionable marketing strategy tips and tricks to enhance your business's online presence.

Joining Forces: Fostering Collaboration in the Business Community

Each meeting provides a platform for a featured member to showcase their business and for attendees to forge meaningful connections. Join us in fostering a grassroots approach to business networking.

Stay Tuned: Registration Details Coming Soon!

As we prepare for our next gathering, registration details will be announced shortly. Follow our Facebook page for updates on how to secure your spot. We look forward to your participation and the opportunity to continue building a vibrant community of business professionals in the 18th Ward. We look forward to seeing you at our next event and building a thriving alliance of like-minded professionals.

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