The Cobb Chamber and SelectCobb issued the following press release about the latest installment of their Entrepreneurship & Small Business Series:
The Cobb Chamber and SelectCobb invite you to attend their upcoming Entrepreneurship & Small Business Series: The Staples of Successful Networking on Thursday, February 17 from 2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. at the Cobb Chamber and via Zoom.
The program will feature an engaging workshop with Roxane Rush, District 44 Director of the Georgia Toastmasters. She will guide attendees on how to perfect their elevator pitch and create meaningful connections with other business owners. Due to the interactive nature of the workshop, in person participation is encouraged.
An opportunity to network will be available prior to the start of the program. This event is open to all interested attendees. Registration is open until February 16 at www.cobbchamber.org/events .
For more information about the program or to submit a question to be addressed at the event, contact Caroline Knowles at cknowles@cobbchamber.org .
About the Cobb Chamber
At the Cobb Chamber, we believe in the power of ambition. Through our wealth of programming and partnerships, we unite the region’s most innovative, informed, and determined people so that they can achieve more. And through our advocacy and initiatives, we ensure that our county is a healthy place to do business. While our members span industry, background, and experience, we share a common desire: to see Cobb County flourish. For more information, visit www.cobbchamber.org.
About SelectCobb
SelectCobb is a comprehensive economic development strategy, led by the Cobb Chamber, utilizing local partnerships to improve Cobb County’s communities, market Cobb around the world and recruit, retain and grow jobs. The objective for SelectCobb is to help local businesses expand, grow small business, recruit new businesses, create a more educated workforce, and revitalize our communities and infrastructure.
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