Chair Chat - October
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Yes, We're on the Move! By David Collin, Busy Bees Embroidery
The Kirkwood-Des Peres Area Chamber of Commerce is on the move in many different ways. Yes, we are still the best at creating networking opportunities. We're still the best chamber at providing educational opportunities to help you grow your business and to actually run your business. The Chamber has always been out there trying to improve the business community and deal with many things, which try to thwart business, but you may not have known about it. That is changing. Thanks to the strength of your president, Jim Wright, your board of directors, ambassadors and some other hard-working volunteers we are stepping out and getting the job done on a bigger scale.
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October Chamber Luncheon
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Join your fellow Chamber members for the Business Advantage luncheon at SSM St. Clare Health Center., networking starts at 11:30 am, and the program begins at Noon. The luncheon is sponsored and hosted by SSM St. Clare Health Center Topic: Emergency Preparedness. This will be informative and helpful for our Chamber members, as the presentation will cover what businesses can do to become better prepared for disasters and emergencies. We also will share what St. Clare does to always be ready in the event of a crisis situation. Featured speakers: Mary Brobst with SSM St. Clare Health Center and Deane Adam with the American Red Cross. Speaker Bios: Mary is the Executive Director of Nursing at St. Clare and also one of the Incident Commanders in the event of a disaster. Deane Adam has worked with the Red Cross Ready Rating program since its inception four years ago, helping schools, businesses and organizations become better prepared for disasters and emergencies.
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Kirkwood Public Library to host Harry Weber
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Nationally acclaimed sculptor Harry Weber, creator of bronzes at Busch Stadium, The Captains' Return near the Eads Bridge on the Mississippi River and the recently unveiled Chuck Berry, will be at the library on Thursday, October 6 at 7pm. Weber will talk about his work as a sculptor and master draftsman. Weber, who has an uncanny ability to bring scenes and individuals to life with his hands says, "I want to capture the wonder of what human beings and animals can achieve when they're at their very best." Join us for a special evening with one of St. Louis's great talents.
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