Chamber plans annual talk on business
Monday, November 17, 2008 |
Industrial enterprises and development will be the focus of this year’s Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Economic Outlook
Forum.
The event is scheduled from 6:45 to 11:30 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 12, at The Mill Casino-Hotel.
This event is a joint project of the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, the Southwestern Oregon Community College Business Development Center and US Bank. The 2008
Forum will feature former U.S. Bancorp Economist John Mitchell, a picture of our regional economy by Guy Tauer of the Oregon Employment Department and presentations on economic issues of importance to our area. Areas of focus this year will be the South Coast Development Council, Oregon Resources Corporation and an Oregon International Port of Coos Bay hosted panel on Railroad Opportunities plus the popular feature “Home Grown Success.”
The
forum typically attracts more than 260 attendees.
All are welcome to attend this annual event or to help sponsor it.
The chamber is seeking sponsors. The major sponsor cost is $300. Major sponsors get a listing in the Chamber December and January newsletters and Chamber Quarterly published by The World, as a sponsor on attendees agenda and registration forms, display table if wanted, opportunity to place promotional material in the registration packet, special thank you announcement by emcee, listings on ads and banners during the event and one complimentary breakfast.
For information, call 266-0868.
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