The M-TEC at Bay College invites you to attend the 13th Annual Safety Conference on Friday, April 26th. This conference is an all day event and offers timely and high quality workplace safety and health presentations.

 

The conference kicks off with a general session, Life After 12,500 Volts,  a shocking, but motivational safety presentation for everyone from the corporate office to the factory floor.  

 

This year's conference is dedicated to Workers Memorial Day, which is observed each year on April 28th. It is an occasion for reflection and remembrance of the thousands of workers who have been seriously injured or sickened as a result of preventable workplace hazards and to honor those workers who have died on the job. 

 

Should you attend? YES! Whether you are on a safety committee, a human resource manager, plant manager, safety director, training director, or an employee in any industry then this conference is for you.

 

Click HERE for brochure. 

 

 Registration Information

 

Register by calling

906.217.4106 or 800.221.2001 x 4106,

or e-mail charlebm@baycollege.edu

 

Presentations have limited seating

REGISTER EARLY - to ensure your selections

 

$69/PERSON - 5TH PERSON FREE!

Register 4 people from your company and the 5th person is free. To receive this discount, registrants must be with the same company and paid for using the same method of payment.

Mark your calendar for this year's annual Chamber of Commerce dinner to be held on Saturday, April 27th.  The theme for this year will be Alger County:  Our History, Our Future.  The event will be at Sydney's Restaurant and begin with a 5:30 social hour and meeting and dinner to follow at 6:30.  There will be the annual "Business of the Year" award, raffles, 50/50 and prizes.  

 

Tickets are $30 and are available from the Fuzzy Boyak Welcome Center or by calling (906) 387-2138.  We hope you can enjoy this great food and networking opportunity!

Michigan Celebrates Small Business (MCSB) brings together the resources of collaborative partners and supporters to raise the profile of small businesses in Michigan, build a network of entrepreneurial companies, and tell the stories of successful, growing Michigan entrepreneurs.

  

On May 2, small business owners, partners and supporters join from across the state to show support for the award winners and Michigan's growing companies.

 

Last year over 1,000 attended the awards dinner and experienced the energy that surrounds Michigan's businesses.  MCSB invites you to be part of the Ninth Annual Michigan Celebrates excitement!

 

• Sharpen professional and customer service skills by attending a variety of workshops.
• Showcase products and services at the community showcase and tradeshow.
• Network with potential customers and industry professionals by participating in the golf scramble and Business After Hours.
• Connect to community resources to discover new trends and development opportunities.
• Get useful information from keynote speakers and workshops.
• Understand more about ways to take advantage of the positive economic impact of tourism.