Fireside BizChatz - Meet in Seattle

A networking and intimate fireside business discussion among like minded biz owners. We will chat about biz topics that concern us and have some spaghetti and wine together afterwords.

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This is an extension of my Greet-Eat-and-Meet Lunch Meetings. It is for those that want to meet me at my day office (no pun intended because it really is) and talk about relevant business issues.

It is also an opportunity for each of us to become better acquainted and expand our business associations.

Your biznik networking experience is not complete, nor effective unless you make opportunities for personal contact with those that you share your referrals with. Therefore, this event will be limited to 8 participants each week. We want some quality biz connections that will reward each attendee.

You can prepare in advance by reading How many friends do you need to succeed in business?

Hope to see you there. ...Howard

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  Posted by Howard Howell, Seattle, Washington | Jan 26, 2008

  This will be a new relaxed format for a regular weekly event that I will be hosting. Each attendee will receive a GIFT as a "Thank You" for attending this first one and giving me some feedback. There will be another bonus that I will reveal at the event. There is a firm limit of 8.

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  Posted by Jonathan Martin, Seattle, Washington | Jan 27, 2008

  I wish I could make it. Thursday Afternoons are tough for me.
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  Posted by Stephen Bidgood, Seattle, Washington | Jan 28, 2008

  I wish I could make it! I am going to have to cancel. I have an appointment scheduled at 4 which I completely forgot about! Next time!
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  Posted by Eric Beemer, Everett, Washington | Jan 31, 2008

  I made it!! Whew! Ill see there Howard. Al, Jesse, it will be good to see you guys again. Drive safe.
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  Posted by Joanne Rice, Seattle, Washington | Jan 31, 2008

  Alas. I'm late to the party. I'll just have to read the article instead.
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  Posted by John Hays, Seattle, Washington | Feb 01, 2008

  Thanks for the great session, Howard. You are a wise and generous man.

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