Small Business Circle Hosts "Un-Program" at the Redding Library

From the Mark Twain Library Small Business Circle:

The Mark Twain Library’s Small Business Circle will host its second “UN-Program” on Tuesday, March 15, from 7:30pm to 8:30pm at the Mark Twain Library. Called Behind the Business Card, the program is a monthly series of lively, roundtable discussions designed to help small business and home business professionals build relationships and exchange ideas.

What is an “Un-Program”? There are no lectures or formal speakers; instead, the group decides what topics to discuss. “We’ll be discussing whatever issues are most important to our members,” said Peg O’Donnell, the Small Business Circle’s chair. It could be business goals, marketing ideas, or maybe you want to know how to grow your business.”

Time is built in so that attendees can socialize. There is also an incentive for signing up early: The first person to register online receives extra time to introduce and answer questions about his or her business.

Behind the Business Card meets the third Tuesday of every month, September through May. Refreshments will be served. Register online at www.marktwainlibrary.org, at the Library, or call (203) 938-2545.

Membership in the Mark Twain Library’s Small Business Circle is free and open to all area small business and home office professionals. To become a member, sign up online at www.marktwainlibrary.org.