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Join Us at the Western Mass Business Expo!
October 6, 2011
The Western Mass Business Expo will be the highlight professional event of the year. Featuring dynamic workshops, discussion panels relevant to Western MA Business, highly motivational successful keynote speakers including Mike Kiterage (Kringle Candle) and Mike Dreese (Newbury Comics), a strong presence of decision makers and leaders and a number of other incredible events, you won’t want to miss it!
Join Meyers Brothers Kalicka for a day of fun, excitement and networking. As one of the sponsors of the event, we’ve taken a special interest in providing you the best experience possible. Please see a list our events below.
| ALL DAY | Meyers Brothers Kalicka Expo Booth | Visit us throughout the day and RELAX! WE’VE GOT YOUR BACK. MBK will be offering complimentary chair massages from one of the areas leading massage therapists to show our clients and friends our appreciation and continued service. Beat the line at the expo and reserve your massage below . Space is limited! |
| 9:15-10:00 | Show Floor Theater | MBK welcomes Mike Dreese
, founder and CEO of Newbury Comics
, to speak about Strategy at Work – Thriving in a Wildly Changing Marketplace |
| 1:15-2:00 | Panel Discussion (Room 2) | MBK partner Kevin Hines, CPA, MST, CVA, CSEP will be participating in a panel discussing Successful Succession – How to develop an effective transition game. |
| 4:00-6:00 | Meyers Brothers Kalicka Expo Social | Wrap up your day and join us for a great networking experience. Enjoy delicious food, spirits and entertainment. This will be a night to remember! |
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