Blue Ox Business Academy: 2025 Leader’s Edge
Blue Ox Business Academy: 2025 Leader’s Edge A two-day retreat
For more than 100 years, the Brainerd Lakes Chamber of Commerce has strengthened the businesses that strengthen our communities. We are Lakes Proud.
PARKING: This event will be held in a tent behind the building located on South 7th Street. There will be minimal parking in their parking lot near the tent. Street parking on both sides is available. Parking at the shelter is also available.
Gather your team and join Lakes Area Restorative Justice Project (LARJP) and Bridges of Hope (BOH) as they host our next Business After Hours on Tuesday, October 24th at their joint office in Downtown Brainerd! Business After Hours are our most popular networking events — Chamber Members and non-Members learn about our event host while mingling with the local business community.
Tour The Bridges on 7th — the local overnight shelter located next door on South 7th Street — while enjoying delicious appetizers and beverages (cash bar, pop & water). Learn more about LARJP and Bridges of Hope from their executive directors, Brian Andrews and Jana Shogren, during their interview with Matt Kilian, Brainerd Lakes Chamber President, during this free social event.
Guests are encouraged to stay until the end for a chance to win fabulous prizes provided by the host! Attendees are also encouraged to bring door prizes.
Everyone is invited to learn more about the Chamber and gain exposure for their business by attending this free event. Business After Hours attendees pass the microphone and introduce themselves to the group, so bring your business cards and get ready to network! Attendees are also encouraged to bring door prizes.
As a courtesy to the host, advanced registration is recommended. To make your reservation, register at the link below or call (218) 829-2838.
Blue Ox Business Academy: 2025 Leader’s Edge A two-day retreat
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