Business Connect 2008 - Position your company for growth
Only weeks left before ... Business Connect 2008
Click here to register now and assure your reserved seat at the keynote opening presentation on how to reach women and baby boomers.
Join more than 80 companies exhibiting and vending products and services at Business Connect 2008 on Thursday, Oct. 16, at the Resort and Conference Center at Hyannis. The third-annual B2B event features 20 presentations and workshops to help companies of all sizes position themselves for growth in 2009.
Premium sponsors are Best Buy, Cape Cod Broadcasting, Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, Comcast, Eastern Bank, Mid-Cape Home Centers and Tufts Health Plan. The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce and local Cape chambers are supporters.
Many exhibiting sponsors will be selling products at steep discounts, and the conference bag will include incentives and special opportunities.
The conference features two keynote events:
How your business can attract women and baby boomers
Marti Barletta and The TrendSight Group help companies pull ahead of the competition by getting smart about marketing to women. Barletta also will share insights from her new book: “PrimeTime Women: How to Win the Hearts, Minds, and Business of Boomer Big Spenders.”
Economic forecast: What you need to know for 2009
Join Dr. Michael Goodman, director of the Donahue Institute at the University of Massachusetts, and Carol McMullen, senior executive for investment management, private banking and trust services at Eastern Bank, for an insightful look into interest rates, inflation, housing, employment, consumer confidence, and much more.
In addition, there are special presentations on the following topics (when you register, make sure to click the drop-down menu to reserve your seat before these sessions sell out):
The Seven Stages of Small Business Success
Succession & transition planning: Why you must begin now, or suffer later
Controlling your company's health care costs in 2009
Mean, Green Business Machines: How local businesses have used “green” to grow their customer base and bottom line
Plus much more - for a full list of Business Connect sessions, click here.
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News
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BusinessConnector newsletter August 26, 2008
In this issue: Business Connect 2008 update; Reduce energy costs with seven easy steps; Can a GPS save you money and stress?; Delta Capital Group joins national business brokerage; Falmouth Hospital cited as performance improvement leader; Eye on Plymouth; Latest news from BusinessConnector.biz; and Upcoming events
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It’s about more than money
When Carol McMullen advises her wealthy clients, she asks them: What makes you happy?
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Addressing growing financial challenges will top Dr. Richard Salluzzo’s agenda
Cape Cod Healthcare is not only getting a new president and CEO, but also a very unique emergency room physician.
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Where is the economy heading?
Four experts forecast the second half of 2008.
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Working with a contractor: How to assure a happy outcome
Health & Wealth editors sat with Michael Cole, owner of Cape Associates in Eastham and Barnstable, to gain his advice to homeowners on protecting your pocketbook and rights when working with contractors.
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Will the Cape housing market recover this year?
“Who wouldn’t want to buy a house on Cape Cod today? Most homes are reasonable priced to sell, the inventory is plentiful and mortgage interest rates are favorable.”
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Greening your home
Energy-saving, environmentally friendly ways to conserve natural resources, save money and contribute to a more sustainable world
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