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In This Issue
* Keith Olson highlights Friday's Brown Bag Lunches
* Making the Sale - Profits for Your Business
* Eltife to Speak at Membership Advocacy Luncheon
* City to Dedicate Phase 2 of Paul Boorman Trail
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Keith Olson to be featured this Friday in Heritage Plaza
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| This week's Brown Bag Lunches in Heritage Plaza will feature Keith Olson and Momentum from 12 - 1 p.m. The Downtown Market will be open from 10-2. The market provides a great opportunity to do some early Christmas shopping. For additionial information, contact Elaine Reynolds at 237.4040. |
Making the Sale - Increased Sales are a Good Thing, Right?
| | The tactics that helped companies ride out the recession can impede a sales rally, but sudden increases in sales can be sporadic or short-lived, making new investments in staff and equipment hard to justify. Here are nine steps to wisely manage unexpected sales spikes. |
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Last Chance to register for Business Advocacy Luncheon on October 28
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| State Senator Kevin Eltife will be our guest speaker at the October 28 Business Advocacy Luncheon. Eltife will discuss the upcoming legislative session, including the state's budget challenges and redistricting issues. Cost is $25 per member and $45 for the general public. For reservations call 903.237.4000 or online at www.longviewchamber.com. |
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Grand Opening for Paul Boorman Trail Phase 2 set for November 5 |
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Please join the City of Longview Parks and Recreation Department in celebrating the opening of Phase 2 of the Paul G. Boorman Trial on November 5 at 10:00 a.m. - Location: H.G. Mosley - entrance to the trail. For additional information contact PARD at 903.237.1270. |
