Bring a buddy to networking breakfast

What: Everett Chamber’s monthly networking breakfast gets a special twist

When: 7:30-9 a.m. Friday, Oct. 8

Where: Everett Golf and Country Club, 1500 52nd St. SE, Everett

Cost:First 40 registrants by Friday, Oct. 1, that aren’t chamber members get in free; otherwise $23 if paid by Monday, Oct. 4, $28 after that.

More info: 425-257-3222; info@everettchamber.com

Call non-Chamber members who may be interested in finding out more about what the Chamber has to offer and invite them to this month’s “Good Morning, Everett!” breakfast,.

Promote your company to other businesses at the event by speed dating style round tables.

Bring at least 40 business cards to network and be prepared to talk about your business.

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Bring a door prize to promote your business further and earn time on the microphone.

Enter a drawing to take center stage for open microphone time and promote your business to the entire audience.

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