YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Oct. 20 12 People interview moved online
With the health of our community and staff as our top priority, Springfield Business Journal has moved Oct. 20's 12 People discussion with Curtis Marshall online. The interview will take place virtually at Facebook.com/SBJNet. Tune in at 8 a.m. Oct. 20 to view the video via Facebook livestream.
If you had already purchased a ticket to the October 12 People, Diana Weber will contact you directly on how to participate remotely. Diana can be reached at dweber@sbj.net or 417-838-0267.
12 People You Need to Know introduces up-and-coming professionals, businesspeople who have relocated and are building their southwest Missouri resumes, instrumental yet behind-the-scenes personnel and notable names with whom readers would like to get up close and personal. Hear their stories during a monthly breakfast. Each of the 12 are profiled in a special section, published in SBJ's year-end double issue, and are interviewed live by SBJ Editor Eric Olson at a monthly breakfast event. This year's guests are listed below.
Event Date: Oct. 20
Location: Facebook.com/SBJnet
Time: 8 a.m.
If you need to purchase a ticket for a different date, please call Diana Weber at (417) 831-3238. Ticket purchases are non-refundable.
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