Soar Higher 2005 Professional Development Conference

Join us on November 1 at the Springdale Holiday Inn for a professional
development conference that will set you in motion of the best year of your
life. Soar Higher 2005 is a full-day leadership conference that features 10
speakers who will share their professional expertise and compelling stories
with you. The full-day conference fee is $159 (group discounts available on
five or more tickets).

General Session keynotes speakers include:
Chandra Cox, Director of Women's Markets, Diversity Relations, Wal-Mart
Stores, Inc. Chandra began her Wal-Mart career as a temporary hourly
associate. Today, her hard work has helped her make a name for herself on
the leadership track. She will share her personal leadership lessons,
struggles, sacrifices, and victories.
Darren LaCroix, 2001 Toastmasters International World Champion of Public
Speaking will start us off in the morning. He has roused audiences in
faraway places like Oman, Malaysia, and Taiwan with his inspirational
journey from first-rate chump to first-class champ, proving anything is
possible if you are willing to work for it.
Walt Pavlo, the former MCI senior manager who masterminded a fraud that
involved some of MCI's major clients, will leave the audience with an
understanding of the inner-workings and motivations associated with complex
white-collar crimes, with an emphasis on ethical decision-making.

For full conference information and registration, go to
http://www.soarhigher.com/Conference.htm

Here's an audio invitation from our morning keynote speaker, Darren LaCroix.
Turn up your speakers.
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Edie's Portraits Is Closing

Edie’s Portraits is closing the end of October 2005. If you need to place any orders please have them in as soon as possible. Deadline is Oct. 21st. After the 21st a minimum of $9.95 s/h will be charged to have them mailed to you.

If you would like to have your old negatives, we will sell them for $10.95 a session and also include a copyright release form so you can have prints made. If you have not ordered previously, negatives will be sold for $100.00 the normal fee is $300.00, this is a special discount price in order to save on our storage space.

Edie is expecting her first newborn baby soon! This is the reason we are closing for now. Sorry for any inconvenience of the closing. We have referrals from another new studio coming soon to the area. If you are interested, please let us know.

You can contact us at 575-9600

Aspiring Author Seminar: From the Idea to the Shelf

This seminar will cover all the aspects of producing a successful book. Carrie Perrien Smith will be co-teaching this class with Maxie Carpenter, the author of I Didn't Ask You to Dance! I Asked You to Talk! You'll benefit from the stories of two authors who will help you understand the steps in getting your concept into print. As an added benefit, when you've paid to attend one Aspiring Authors Seminar, you can come back to a future Aspiring Authors Seminar for free.

The date is Tuesday, October 25 at Candlewood Suites in Rogers from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Cost is $49. Here is a link to the information on my website with more information.

http://www.soarhigher.com/AspiringAuthors.htm

Darren LaCroix to Speak at Rogers Toastmasters Club

Keynote Speaker • Author • Comedian
In 2001, Darren LaCroix, The World Champion of Public Speaking, outspoke 25,000 contestants from 14 countries to win that title. Since that victory, Darren has traveled the world demystifying the process of creating a powerful speech. He has roused audiences in faraway places like Oman, Malaysia, and Taiwan with his inspirational journey from first-rate chump to first-class champ, proving anything is possible if you are willing to work for it.
Darren may have been "born without a funny bone in my body," but he possessed the desire to learn and the willingness to fail necessary to achieve his dream. The self-proclaimed "student of comedy" is living proof that humor is a skill that can be learned.
From the Boston Globe to Northwest Flight Magazine to the LA Times, Darren LaCroix has been interviewed and quoted. Classic terms like Funsuckers - people in organizations that suck the fun out of everything- are quickly becoming part of pop corporate culture. "He's revolutionized the way we hold meetings," a client told Business Today.com.
His successful book, Laugh & Get Rich: How to Profit from Humor in Any Business, contains interviews with corporate executives who share his philosophy. Now translated into three languages, it is a mainstay on business bookshelves.
An award-winning producer, his film Living and Laughing with Cancer: A Comedian's Journey was honored at the Worldfest Houston film festival for its groundbreaking insights into humor and healing. The inspirational documentary about his best friend's battle with cancer, brings humor and hope to those touched by life-threatening conditions.
Darrin will speak at the Roger’s Toastmaster Club
Carroll Electric Corp. Meeting Room
707 S.E. Walton Blvd., Bentonville
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Monday, October 31, 2005

We invite you to join us for FREE Laughing! For additional information, contact Joy Wooden at 479-273-8183 or Sheila Carter at 479-640-4603.

My Washer Does Not Spin

Today was one of those days. Yes, the kind that makes you want to throw in the towel.

After spending a day dealing with various and sundry technical problems, pesky tasks and surly customer service people, I decided to do just that—literally.

Late this afternoon, I tore myself away from my sadly, yet aptly, described "non-billable" work day to do some laundry—a nice housekeeping task that has an easy enough beginning and a tidy ending that results in clean sheets, neatly folded towels in the hallway closet and, my personal favorite, one less thing to do on my mental "to-do" list.

I shuffled around the house, gathering sheets from this room and handpicking same-color clothes from that pile, and shoved my findings into the washer. I selected "large" for the load size, clicked the timer to "casuals," shut the lid and went about my happy way.

Less than an hour later I returned to the washer to move the load to the dryer, and when I lifted the lid, there it was. A wet, soppy mess. Mr. Spin Cycle had abandoned me, kicking me in the stomach when I was already down for the count, just one week after I'd rebounded from Mr. Toilet checking out to the tune of 600 dollars in repairs and a replacement. I mean, c'mon.

I tried the various "I'm-a-homeowner-but-that-doesn't-mean-I-know-what's-going-on" tricks: opening and shutting the lid, frantically searching the perimeter of the tub for some hidden magical switch and, of course, shaking the entire machine.

It was actually a pretty sad sight, as the only troubleshooting to which I'm accustomed involves force-quitting my e-mail program or rebooting my Mac.

After my roommate came home and surveyed the situation, we both leapt into action, doing what we each felt was our only remaining option. She called her dad, and I rummaged through my files to see if I could find the warranty.

It turned out that she, even with her dad's advice, couldn't find the hidden magical switch either, so I did a search for General Electric's web site.

I found the FAQs page in the Support section and scrolled through the list of choices, trying to find the description that best fit my particular service problem. I quickly found that I was not alone in my predicament because in the top tier of the help topics was the link "My Washer Does Not Spin."

Click.

What I found may as well have been my horoscope in the free weekly newspaper. The information was vague, but yet I still felt like everything applied directly to my situation. It read almost like a self-help guide about how to keep one's head in any given stressful situation.

Wait for a few minutes because pauses of up to three minutes may occur between cycles as the timer advances in steps.
Translation by the stars: Take ten deep breaths before you blow a gasket, you overreactor.

Check your house fuses, circuit breakers and the wall outlet. A loss of electrical power to the washer will cause a failure to spin. To check for power at the wall outlet, carefully plug a small table lamp or hair dryer into the wall outlet and turn it on. If it does not work, you may have blown a fuse, tripped a circuit breaker or have a defective wall outlet.
Translation by the stars: Take a step back, look beyond symptoms and try to identify the real stressor at hand. A loss of power in one area of your life can throw things off balance, causing a disruption in other areas. Often you can glean the most effective solution by examining the context of a particular emotion.

Make sure washer lid is down.
Translation by the stars: Don't miss the obvious by being oblivious.

Advance timer slightly to make sure timer was not in a pause mode.
Translation by the stars: Look to the future for perspective now. Will this matter in a day, a week or 10 years? Most of the time, the answer is "no." Sometimes people stagnate by focusing so hard on what's wrong in the present moment that they cannot conceive the possibility of a silver lining.

If machine pumps water out and you are positive that the motor is running, but tub is not spinning, then the problem is mechanical involving a clutch, belt or possibly the transmission and will require service.
Translation by the stars: Lady, you better keep looking for your warranty AND your original receipt. If you think your life is in working order, but you find yourself taking advice from the General Electric web site, you require some professional help.

At any rate, luckily I'm just 10 months into my washer's one-year warranty, so until the washer repair people make a service call, I guess I'll have to wait to throw in the towel.

I wonder if they charge extra for palm readings.

Post courtesy of www.chocolatecoveredgranola.com

Copywriter/editor Jeannette Balleza owns Scribe Marketing, Inc. (http://www.scribemarketing.com), which offers content development and refinement. You may contact her for creative concept development, copywriting, editing and research at jeannette@scribemarketing.com.

Boss's Week Is October 16-22, 2005

Don't forget that Boss's Week is October 16-22, 2005. Cookies by Design offers cutie gift baskets. You can shop online and support a PWN member by clicking here.

Featured at the left is the Grand Poobah gift basket sporting Garfield's assorted, edible thoughts!

Announcing Pet First Aid Course from NWA Red Cross

Dear Pet Lover!

The Northwest Arkansas Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a Pet First Aid course on Saturday, November 12, 2005 from 1:00 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. at the Chapter's headquarters located at 250 Industrial Circle East in Tontitown, AR. The course fee is $25 and includes the Red Cross Pet First Aid Handbook.

To register contact Stephanie Reno, Director of Health and Safety Services at 479-442-4291 or sreno@nwarkansasredcross.org.

Flat Rock Gallery Announces Gallery Night

Flat Rock Gallery announces Gallery Night with Victoria McKinney

Friday, Oct. 7, 2005
5-8p
2002 S. School, Ave, Fayetteville, AR
479-521-3181

Flat Rock Studio | Clay Supplies & Gallery
2002 S. School Ave. | Fayetteville, AR 72702
Leave a message, our hands may be in mud | www.flatrockclay.com

Announcing All About Brides 2005

All About Brides 2005 will be an open house event with brides receiving a map directing them to visit participating locations on the event day – Saturday, November 12, 2005. Vendors will be showcasing their goods and services to brides at their own business locations. Please contact Leslie Seawright at leslie@rogerslowell.com for more information. Brides, for a copy of the map and general event information, please call (479) 636-1240 or 1-800-364-1240.

Featured Book: Radical Careering by Sally Hogshead

Do you have a career worth loving? Do you cringe at the idea of a mindless job spent shuffling papers and sneaking out at 4:59? Do you want joy and meaning from work? Do you want to kickstart momentum, attack bigger possibilities and get excited about Monday mornings? If so, welcome. You're among friends.

Radical Careering doesn't function like the usual career book. Don't just read this book. Use it.

Careering: Careering is the profound, and glorious, and terrifying, and absurdly difficult but infinitely rewarding process of transforming your current self into your ultimate self.

Jeannette's Rec:
My friend Eric told me about this book when I was visiting a friend in Louisville. He told me to buy the book before I got on the airplane to come home the following day. He guaranteed that it would be a "quick read" and that it was "really, really, really cool."

His raving was right on the money.

When I got to the airport, I made a beeline for the airport bookstore, and I saw the bold black, red and white cover, sitting atop a sign that read "#2" among the business bestsellers. I'd read the thing from cover to cover by the time the airplane touched down at the XNA airport.

The author Sally Hogshead is insightful, clever and creative--a real self-starter with a good sense of humor and the kind of determination that comes only from picking oneself up time and again despite an onslaught of adversity.

The book is set up in a magazine-type format with helpful Dummies-like icons and with eyecatching photography and professional graphics--guaranteed to hold the attention of even the most easily distracted.

The book also includes great information from the Radical 1000 Research Study, a survey that polled 1000 active, lively "careerists" on present-day attitudes, priorities and beliefs of professionals like you and me.

Get ready to take on Sally's hard-earned "radical truths" along with Action ("caffeinated activities to put truths into action"), Insight ("Expert tips, insider ideas and fresh-squeezed innovation") and Inspiration ("encouragement with just a hint of butt-kicking").

It's a fun read, and I hope you enjoy it. Click below to order your copy today.

Peel House Foundation's Annual Historical Ghost Walk

The Peel House Foundation's annual Historical Ghost Walk will be held on October 13, and October 27, 2005. This annual Ghost Walk will allow participants to learn the history of the outstanding Bentonville citizens who help found the City. The Walk includes dinner, a reenactment of the last legal hanging that took place in Benton County, tour of the Peel Mansion and the historical section of the Bentonville Cemetery. The Peel Mansion is known as one of the 1,000 most haunted places in the United States. Don't miss this opportunity!

Location: Bentonville Cemetery (from Walton - East on Central Avenue, South on F Street) & the Peel Mansion (400 S. Walton Blvd)

Walk participants will be met at the entrance by grieving widows, who will lead groups of 15-20 people through the cemetery to each historical gravesite – Berry, Peel, Pauper’s Corner, the last freed slave in Benton County, the mausoleum.

Then participants will go to the Peel Mansion where they will be given a tour of the homesite and might just witness some spirit sightings. Then the last trial and legal hanging will be reenacted, before participants enjoy a dinner of salad, garlic bread, spaghetti, iced tea, coffee and dessert.

Time: 6:00 pm - approx 9:00 pm
Tickets for the Ghost Walk and dinner are $20 each and can be purchased at the Peel Mansion, located at 400 S. Walton Blvd in Bentonville, in front of the Wal-Mart Supercenter. Feel free to call for more information 273-9664.

Regards,
Michelle Reeves
The Peel House Foundation
(479) 254-3870
michelle@comptongardens.org
www.peelmansion.org and www.comptongardens.org

Mother to Mother Ministry of NWA

Do you know about Mother to Mother Ministry of NWA? Currently I am working with 84 single and low-income mothers to provide them with friendship and support on their journey to self sufficiency. Each mother gets encoragement and enrichment through our one on one mentoring program and our monthly Reflection Meetings. She also recieve a feeling of accomplishment by following our easy to use goal sheet. She has the opportunity to earn "mommy dollars" to use for diapers, toilet paper, make up, clothing and other items the community donates to our program. Mother to Mother has been serving NWA for 14 years now. We are looking forward to another 14 years.

We would like to invite you to join our wonderful team of mentors, board memebers, or sponsors. We currently are looking for women who have a desire to make a difference and make a great friend. Board Meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of every month, starting at 5pm. Mentors duties include, listening, encouraging, and being a friend. You have to remember that it will only take about 10 hours per month because the majority of my "moms" are just as busy as you. Sponsorships are what Mother to Mother continue. We have 3 upcoming events that are very important and can not be successful without your help.

Oct. 8th - Mother to Mother annual "meet and greet picnic" will be held at Park Springs Park on SW 10th street in Bentonville from 1pm to 3pm, if you would like to attend or would like to donate a door prize please let me know, we'd love to have you as a part of this event.

Nov. 19th is our annual Thanksgiving dinner. We are still looking for someone to sponsor our dinner, as well as door prizes for this event. Perhaps you have a church group who would love to cook a dinner for atleast 75. This will be the only thanksgiving dinner most of these families will have. We like to make it a wonderful day for our moms and their children. If you would like to help with this event please let me know.

Dec. 17th is our annual Christmas Celebration. Each year we make a goodie bag for our moms and each child gets a gift from Santa, who attends our party. We sing, make crafts, and enjoy dinner among all our families at Mother to Mother. This year we are seeking help with our Christmas dinner, as well as atleast 100 "mommy" gifts and toy donations (new or gently used). Most of our moms will not recieve a gift this year for christmas so we like to do something special for them for all their hard work and dedication to their children. We also do door prizes at this event. If you would like to help with our Christmas Celebration please let me know.

Thank you so much for your time and consideration. Mother to Mother also mails a bimonthly newsletter with lots of interesting information, please let me know if you would like to be on our mailing list.

Creative Referral Network Meeting Every Friday Morning

Join us every Friday for the Creative Referral Network at the Arkansas Room at Embassy Suites (behind the Cedar Creek Bistro) at 8:00 a.m. If that room is booked for another group, we'll meet in the Cedar Creek Bistro. Bring business cards for at least 35.

If you would like to have the 5-minute spot to share a little more about your business than you can in 60-seconds, e-mail Kim Lancaster at Help-U-Sell NWA Realty at truenorth@ureach.com.

Have a great day!
Carrie Perrien Smith, Soar with Eagles
479.636.SOAR www.soarhigher.com
We help successful organizations achieve their peak performance through teamwork, communication, strategic planning, and execution.

SCORE Needs

SCORE, Counselors to America's Small Business is a non-profit organization staffed by volunteers and funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration. The organization provides free counseling for shttp://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifmall businesses and non-profit organizations. How cool is that? For more information, check out
the Northwest Arkansas SCORE chapter web site at
http://www.scorearkansas.org/nwascore/.

The organization needs your help with a couple of things:

First, SCORE counselors want to be a guest speaker to area service club or organizations. If your group has an interest in learning about what SCORE does for small business and area non-profit organizations, contact Pete Rathmell, SCORE Chapter Chair at 633-4440 or rathmell@mc2k.com.

Second, SCORE needs contacts of media outlets that run non-profit PSAs to help raise awareness. We have a few contacts but our list is far from complete. If you work for a media outlet, e-mail the contact info to Kristin and Steven Ferguson at ksferguson@msn.com.

WBB DB MIA

Due to an unforeseen computer problem, the database of the Wednesday Business Builders that meets at Panera Bread in Bentonville has lost many of the email addresses that routinely receive the weekly. If you did not already receive the reminder for this week and if you wish to continue receiving the weekly reminder, please send an email to Joy Medcalf at: joy.medcalf@centurytel.net, and she will add your email address to the new database she is building.

Practical, Low-Cost Ways to Grow Your Business

Street-smart marketer, Michael Hepworth, will be my guest on Success Academy on Radio, Friday, October 7, at noon eastern time to discuss:
** How to increase the number clients you have
** How to enhance the amount of repeat business you get
** How to improve your sales and marketing process
** Branding
** Removing the risk of doing business with you

The show is FREE to you so please tune in. Click here to get to the show page. Or copy and paste this URL in your browser http://www.worldtalkradio.com/show.asp?sid=219

Michael and I want to tailor our advice to your specific needs. Because I will be doing the show from out of town, please email them to me today -- I will be doing this week's show from a remote location and we won't be able to take call ins or emails during the program.

Upcoming shows:

"Body Language" with John Boe October 14
Marketing with Integrity Thomas Murrell, October 21
The Referral Coach, Bill Cates October 28.
Please forward this information to all the people that can benefit from this program. (The more people that listen, the easier it is to get sponsors and great guests -- which in turn gives you FREE resources to live a healthier, happier, more successful life)

Success Academy on Radio is broadcast live at noon Eastern time, every Friday on World Talk Radio. You can listen FREE from anywhere in the world. Archives are available 24/7.

For sponsorship or guest information, or to find out about Mandy's programs, contact Priority Living Systems at 305.754.2127 or e-mail mandy@mandybass.com.

I look forward to speaking with you on Friday.

To Your Success!

Mandy Bass
mandy@mandybass.com
305.754.2127 Toll Free: 1.888.844.2127

Please Help the "Breast Cancer Site"

Please tell 10 friends today; and tell them to tell 10 more. The Breast Cancer site is having trouble getting enough people to click on their site daily to meet their quota for donating at least one free mammogram each day to an underprivileged woman.

It takes only a few seconds to go to their site and click on "donating a mammogram" (the rectangular pink button in the middle). There's no financial obligation; it doesn't cost you a thing. Their corporate sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate mammograms in exchange for advertising. Here's the web site! Pass it along to people you know:

http://www.thebreastcancersite.com/

If it doesn't send you to the site, please type this web site into your browser, or cut and past this URL into your browser: http://www.thebreastcancersite.com/

Sorry for any inconvenience, and thanks for your help!

Introducing New Business Romantic Elegance

I am Kim Adams of Romantic Elegance, a new lingerie boutique in Fayetteville. I was just informed of the Professional Women's Network Washington County meeting and would like to be added to the distribution list.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me or stop by and check out the store. You'll absolutely love it!

Thank you in advance,

Kim Adams
Romantic Elegance
Intimate apparel & bridal lingerie
1742 E. Joyce Blvd.
Suite 1 (Old Colliers building)
Fayetteville, AR 72703
479-582-1921 Store
479-582-1984 FAX
479-225-1541 Cell

Soar Higher Conference - November 1 - Pre-Register Now!

I'm still a few days away from sending out brochures for a November 1
conference that my company is producing. However, I wanted to give you the
information since there is an early registration deadline of October 1 for a
special reduced price.

Soar Higher 2005 is a full-day professional development and leadership
conference. It is designed for the leader or individual on the leadership
track. It is appropriate for non-profit professionals as well.

Eleven speakers will present topics that will help attendees gear up for
their best year yet. Breakout session topics include public speaking skills,
managing and motivating people, work-life balance, handling change, and
more. The conference also features three general sessions with compelling
speakers who will motivate and challenge attendees. For the full conference
details, go to
http://www.soarhigher.com/Conference.htm

The Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) chapter at Northwest Arkansas
Community College is a collaborative partner on the conference. Students are
assisting in all areas of the event. A portion of the proceeds will be
donated to the chapter.

Attendees may register online or download the brochure and mail in the
registration fee.

Exhibit booths will be available if your organization would benefit from
exhibiting to a group like there. There are many other sponsorship
opportunities as well. Most sponsorships include tickets to the event. For
more information, go to
http://www.soarhigher.com/Sponsorship.htm

Have a great day!
Carrie Perrien Smith
Soar with Eagles
479.636.SOAR
www.soarhigher.com

We help successful organizations achieve their peak performance through
teamwork, communication, strategic planning, and execution.

Friday, October 7th - Reception for Gibbs, Ross, & Lane

Out of Mind...Out of Sight...Out of Hand:
Recent Works by Gibbs, Lane, & Ross

Opening Reception - Friday, October 7th
Iris Arts is pleased to host an opening reception for "Out of Mind...Out of Sight...Out of Hand" on Friday, October 7th from 6 pm - 9 pm. Please join us in celebrating this new body of work by Marta Gibbs, Andy Lane, and Robert Ross.
About the Show...
October brings a blend of the imaginations, figures, and landscapes in the forms of oil pastels, paintings, prints and collage by artists Marta Gibbs, Andy Lane and Robert Ross.

Marta Gibbs, through her paintings and collage, "speaks" in visual poetry. Marta describes her pieces as "... ultimate and complete, each work needs to feel that I do not know how to take it further." She takes inspiration from translating both literature and the natural world to the surface of a piece.

Andy Lane has recently returned from Japan where he studied figures through paintings, sculpture, and printmaking. His current body of work reflects a blend of his Japanese and American training.

Robert Ross merges figures and landscapes through his oil pastels on wood. The grain of the wood allows Ross to build the oil pastels in a painterly way and to explore the connection between the figure and the natural world.

The show will hang October 7th - November 8th.

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To building a strong, supportive network for better business,
Jeannette Balleza
Scribe Marketing, Inc.

Northwest Arkansas Job Fair Press Release

Please find below a press release regarding the upcoming Northwest Arkansas Job Fair offered by the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, November 12. Thank you for your help in promoting this important event to the public. Job seekers will find companies available to discuss positions ranging from hourly, entry-level positions through middle management.

Should you have any questions, please contact Gretchen Laffoon, Director of Economic Development at the Rogers – Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, 479-619-3190 or Gretchen@rogerslowell.com.

Press Release
For Immediate Release: September 12, 2005

Contact: Gretchen Laffoon, Director of Economic Development
Rogers – Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce
479-619-3190 or Gretchen@rogerslowell.com

Chamber hosts premier Northwest Arkansas Job Fair

Begin: What are major Northwest Arkansas employers such as the Wal-Mart Distribution Centers, Bekaert Corporation, Tyson Foods and Glad Manufacturing telling the Rogers - Lowell Area Chamber Of Commerce? Specifically, more than 60% of major local employers recently surveyed indicated a low volume of qualified applicants for jobs, specifically due to lack of experience and education.

The new ChamberPRO initiative of the Rogers – Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce interviewed 44 individuals from 38 companies representing a total of 139,404 Northwest Arkansas employees. Preliminary findings included more than 70% ranking local workforce quality and stability as “low.”

The Rogers - Lowell Area Chamber Of Commerce responded to these demonstrated business community needs by organizing the premier Northwest Arkansas Job Fair on Wednesday, October 12, 2005 at Embassy Suites of Northwest Arkansas in Rogers.

Employers are encouraged to register as soon as possible to secure exhibition space at the Northwest Arkansas Job Fair. Potential vendors may also call ChamberPRO staff to discuss specific ways to make their participation both productive and efficient. Because the event is a service to the business community, the booth cost is extremely affordable. Additional details for both employers and job seekers are available by calling the Rogers – Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce at 479-636-1240 or at www.RogersLowell.com

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Rogers – Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce
Growing Business, Building Community
317 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756
479-636-1240 or www.RogersLowell.com