The Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce will present the 10th Annual Business to Business Expo 2008 on May 5 at the Mount Washington Hotel. Designed to promote a wide array of products and services offered by local and regional businesses, the theme of this years expo is Reach the Peak of Your Business Performance. Educational workshops providing critical information on customer service, New Hampshire labor laws and practice, e-mail marketing, tools for business collaboration and communication will be presented by experts. During the expo luncheon, the annual Mount Washington Valley Awards will be presented, and the day will culminate in a live and silent auction and after hours reception. Each year, the Mount Washington Valley Business to Business Expo offers the North Countrys largest and most comprehensive opportunity for networking, educational workshops and fun social events. This year, more than 80 exhibitors from fields including technology, finance, tourism, health, education, communications, construction, services, and non-profit will be on hand to provide plenty of resources, products and services to help Mount Washington Valley businesses grow and succeed. Everything from jewelry appraisal, media and high tech services to heath screenings will be highlighted by exhibitors from throughout New England. There are still a limited number of exhibit spaces left. Call (603) 356-5701, ext. 305 to learn more. Talks for entrepreneursHighlights of this years educational program include luncheon keynote speaker Mark McClure, author and Fortune 500 business trainer wholl address, "The Ruthless Entrepreneur System: How to Get Clients, Close Deals and Crush the Competition. McClure will also offer a workshop titled, Over the Top Customer Service. Jennifer Sawyer Norvell, Esq., founder and president of Workplace Advisors and Cindy Flynn, senior investigator at the New Hampshire Department of Labor, will present a workshop titled, Know the Laws, Reduce Your Risk. In the morning, Sean Ryan of Ares Online Reservation System, will offer a workshop on front desk protocol. In the afternoon, a workshop on Free Communication and Collaboration Tools for Business will be offered by John Martin of Plymouth State University and Zak Barron of Constant Contact, Inc., will talk about the power and strategies for email marketing. Additionally, Memorial Hospital and White Mountain Community Health Center will present health screenings throughout the day.The day will culminate in a live and silent auction and after hours reception featuring fun for everyone. Entertainment includes tarot reading and handwriting analysis. Each year, the variety of products, services and travel opportunities grows at this fund-raising event to support the Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce. The Business to Business Expo 2008 is presented by the Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce. Public Service of New Hampshire, WMWV, and Magic 104.5 are presenting sponsors. Fairpoint Communications and Northway Bank will sponsor the after hours reception. Laconia Savings Bank will sponsor the awards luncheon. Additional sponsors and supporters include MWV Economic Council, New Hampshire Co-Op, Lakes Region Coca Cola, MHP Asset Management LLC, Plymouth State University, TD Banknorth, Workplace Advisors, Chick Lumber, Computer Port, Eastern Propane and Oil, CTM Brochure Display, Mount Washington Resort and The Conway Daily Sun.Registration is required to attend the 10th annual Business to Business Expo 2008. Registration starts at $45 to attend the expo luncheon and educational workshops. A registration fee of $95 covers all expo events plus the evening events. Some student scholarships are available. To download registration forms, a full schedule of events and workshops, and Mount Washington Awards nomination forms, visit www.mtwashingtonvalley.org and click on the Business to Business Expo logo on the left. For questions, call (603) 356-5701.

(0) comments

Welcome to the discussion.

Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language.
PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK.
Don't Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated.
Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything.
Be Nice. No racism, sexism or any sort of -ism that is degrading to another person.
Be Proactive. Use the 'Report' link on each comment to let us know of abusive posts.
Share with Us. We'd love to hear eyewitness accounts, the history behind an article.