Join us for our Anniversary Gala on Friday\, February 1\, fr
om 7-10 p.m. at Brier Creek Country Club hosted by Tolly Carr and Nicole F
erguson Carr. We will celebrate 12 women and revealing their testimonies
- 'You Don't Know My Story'. These women have experienced adversity and
haven't used their past as an excuse to move forward. You see a smile o
n their faces but you don't know what they've been through. Congratulati
ons to Wallene Gaither\, Pastor Sharion Barrett\, Pastor Elvin McShaw\,
Dr. Donna Corbett\, Sharon King\, Trudy Stiff\, Alesia O'Neal\, Apostle Fr
eida Cates\, Louise Umphrey\, Joyce Hockaday\, First Lady Laverne Cooper a
nd Peggy Tatum for being the inaugural class of such phenomenal women. R
eserve your seat today to join us for this celebration. Tickets are $50
per person and can be purchased via the link below.
On Saturday
we will gather at Wake Chapel Church Life Enrichment Center to celebrate
'Anything and Everything About Music'. If you are associated with music
and/or the production in any way (booking\, gospel plays\, promoters\, eve
nt planners\, teachers\, etc.)\, we want you there. Attend the Forum\, b
ring your questions or share solutions. If you have a project out\, brin
g your CD and get recognized in the Indoor Parade of Stars. No Fee Regis
tration is required for this recognition which does not include a performa
nce. We want everyone to know the resources that are available to you es
pecially in the Triangle area.
If you are interested in perfor
ming on our 2:00 p.m. Showcase\, spaces are available for $150. Fee incl
udes a 1/4 page ad or credit in TCP Magazine. Registrants are eligible t
o participate in a drawing for a recording session\, a graphic design pack
age\, a website design and more. Music will be provided at 4:00 p.m. by
gospel choirs and choruses.
In honor of Black History Month\, w
e will also be recognizing and paying tribute to our Ministers of Music an
d local Gospel Legends who have made an impact on our lives and community.
Limited vendors booths are available at a cost of $100 which c
omes with a business card ad in the magazine.
All you have to d
o is Register and let us know that you're on the way so we can save you a
seat. Even if you don't register\, we welcome your attendance. We ha
ve surprises in store so I wouldn't miss it if I were you.
The Winter College Fair & Expo will provide the opportunity for middle and high school students to meet college representatives from the southeastern region of the United States and for seniors to apply to c ollege. In addition to learning more about colleges\, parents and student s will have the opportunity to participate in workshop sessions such as\, Financial Aid & Scholarships\, Freshmen Seminar 101\, College Athletics: E verything a High School Athlete Should Know and much more! Grace Place Gymnasium 302 Moore Street Fayetteville\, NC
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The Museum invites visitors and members to attend an opening reception celebrating a new exhibition on view in the Museum's North Wing . 'The Philadelphia Story' features contemporary figurative works from art ist-alumni of The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. This reception is free with membership or Museum admission. More information on the exhibit ion is available at www.ashevilleart.org.
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'Mavis Staples is the most underrated diva of the century. S
he has an almost superhuman ability to implant the pure power of passion a
nd emotion.' – Rolling Stone
Grammy-winning gospel and blues
legend Mavis Staples performs at 8 p.m. on Tuesday\, Feb. 5 in UNCW’s Ke
nan Auditorium. The performance\, co-sponsored by the UNCW Office of Cul
tural Arts and The Penguin - 98.3 fm\, is part of the UNCW Masters Series\
, which brings artists of cultural and historic significance to Wilmington
each year.
Staples' remarkable career began in the 1950s when
her family's gospel group\, The Staples Singers\, became a household name
with popular hits such as 'I'll Take You There' and 'Respect Yourself.' Si
nce that time\, Staples has maintained her gospel roots while blazing new
trails – taking her from the epicenter of the civil rights movement and
collaborations with artists such as Bob Dylan\, The Band and Prince to her
2011 Grammy-winning album You Are Not Alone\, produced by Wilco frontman
Jeff Tweedy.
“Mavis is the walking embodiment of undaunted sp
irit and courage\,” says Tweedy. “She’s an ever-forward looking\, po
sitive example for all human beings. And she sounds like she’s in the pr
ime of her life.”
One of the greatest voices of our time\, St
aples’ many contributions to the American musical landscape have been re
cognized by the NAACP\, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame\, National Endowment fo
r the Arts and artists and critics from across the music spectrum.
Tickets are $25-35 (reserved seating). More information is available a
t the Kenan Auditorium Box Office\, M-F\, noon-6 p.m.\, 910.962.3500 or 80
0.732.3643 and at www.uncw.edu/arts. 
Engineer Your Future. Find the job you want!
Whet
her you are looking for a full-time job or an internship\, you will find t
he Engineering Career Fair at NC State University a great place to start y
our search.
Our Engineering Career Fair is one of the largest c
areer fairs in the country held specifically for engineering students. The
event provides an opportunity for prospective employers from a wide range
of industries to meet with engineering students interested in working for
their companies. 
The first Lake Norman Women’s Conference will feature a ke
ynote speech by veteran Charlotte broadcast journalist Stacey Simms\, a lu
ncheon\, fashion show\, panel discussion\, team-building and a wine recept
ion. The conference is organized by the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce Di
versity Council. Registration: 704-892-1922\; www.lakenormanchamber.org.
Read more here: http://events.charlotteobserver.com/huntersville
_nc/events/show/304560707-lake-norman-women-s-conference#storylink=cpy
Connected PRO Presents...
cPRO Charlotte Lets Ge
t Connected Small Business Show and Expo
*Accepting Vendor Applicatio
ns*
Date: 2/9/13
Time: 10am-5pm
Connected PRO Small B
usiness Show and Expo goal is to create an environment of business growth\
, education and support. With Connected PRO Shows and Expos you can expect
opportunities for those looking to promote their business\, start a busin
ess\, join a team of consultants\, shop for products and services\, partic
ipate in giveaways\, and networking.
Read more here: http://eve
nts.charlotteobserver.com/charlotte_nc/events/show/297719865-lets-get-conn
ected-small-business-show-and-expo#storylink=cpy
Admission: Fre
e and Open to the Public
Connected Professionals Reaching Out are her
e to support and network primarily with and for Independent Consultants\,
Home-Base Businesses and Small Businesses.
Our goal is to create an e
nvironment of business growth and support through
Events\, Shows and
Expos.
Looking to start a business? Join a team of consulta
nts? Shop for great products and services?
Your search stops he
re...
With Connected PRO Shows and Expos you can enjoy all of this in
one place.
Join us for our 2013 cPRO Shows and Expos
Phon
e (704) 350-5394
Price Free Admission
Read more here
: http://events.charlotteobserver.com/charlotte_nc/events/show/297719865-l
ets-get-connected-small-business-show-and-expo#storylink=cpy
Rock the Prom 2013 is the premier event for SE North Carolin
a\, bringing everything prom under one roof\, for one day\, highlighted by
fashion shows exhibiting the newest in prom\, pageant\, and social occasi
on dresses and gowns\, hosted by Isabella Grape Boutique\, and Kenny Barne
s Studios.
Proceeds from Rock the Prom 2013 will benefit Women
of Hope\, a local non-profit organization providing programs and services
for area women undergoing treatments for all types of cancer.
F
ind more information by either calling Isabella Grape at 910 256 0025\, or
visiting rockthepromnc.com\, where additional information regarding ticke
ts\, exhibitor space\, plus much more is available.
Price Tickets are $5 in advance\, $7 at the door\, and very limited VIP seating of $10\ , securing runway seating with unobstructed views of the fashion shows
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African-American History Comes Alive! Come join in the spiri t of “GLORY – Another Soulful Celebration!”. Featuring JUDA Dance Mi nistry coordinated by Vision United Dance Director Cheryl Thomas
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dmission: Free
Phone:919-460-4963
20th Annual UNCW Intercultural Week & Festival
February
.11 - 16\, 2013
A full schedule of events has been planned to c
elebrate the rich diversity of cultures found within UNCW and the Wilmingt
on community. Lectures\, films\, dance\, exhibits\, theater\, music\, perf
ormances\, and food provide opportunities for all ages to get involved thr
oughout the week. Events are free unless otherwise noted. The week conclud
es on Saturday\, February 16 with the Intercultural Festival. Music\, danc
e\, traditional clothing\, and cultural displays representing countries fr
om around the world will be on display from 11am - 3pm in the Burney Cente
r on the UNCW campus. This is a family friendly event!
11:00 AM
- 3:00 PM
Admission Fee/Ticket Price
Free unless otherwise note
d. Please call or visit web site.
For More Information
Call
910.962.3685
Visit www.uncw.edu/iweek
FREE for our Insureds and Paralegals/Staff\;
$150
non-insured attorneys\; $35 for non-insured paralegals/staff
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awyers Mutual and ReelTime CLE present a CLE program like you've never see
n before! You won't want to miss one minute of this exciting program.
Registration & light continental breakfast 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.
m.
Program: 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Wrestling With E
thical Dilemmas - We Have Met the Enemy...
About The Program
This live\, interactive seminar developed by Charlotte’s own ReelTime
CLE provides an engaging and entertaining forum for consideration of some
of the common ethical and professional dilemmas faced by lawyers\, and th
e corresponding toll they can take on an attorney’s mental health and we
ll-being. Built around a series of film clips from the critically acclaime
d 2011 film Win Win\, starring Paul Giamatti as a struggling attorney and
high school wrestling coach\, this program explores the intersection of et
hical decision-making and the various sources of stress that lawyers regul
arly encounter. Participants will leave this program better equipped to id
entify and understand the various pressures they commonly face in their pr
actices\, and with practical guidance for avoiding the kinds of profession
al and personal missteps that can literally ruin a career.
The
mix of guided discussions and instructional time is led by Chris Osborn\,
JD\, an Assistant Professor at the Charlotte School of Law\, Michael Kahn\
, JD\, LPC\, professional counselor/former lawyer\, and Lawyers Mutual Cla
ims Attorneys Mark Scruggs\, and Warren Savage. ReelTime CLE has present
ed its seminars in North and South Carolina\, Virginia\, Georgia\, and New
Mexico.
Additional Terms
Lawyers Mutual will confirm insu
red status.
Manuscripts
We will not provide printed materi
als at the seminar. The manuscript will be available on September 7\, 2012
for download on our website www.lawyersmutualnc.com. Click on 'Manuscri
pts' under the Risk Management Resources header. Manuscript will be name
d '2012-2013 Put Into Practice Wrestling With Ethical Dilemmas We Have Met
The Enemy.'
Inclement Weather Policy
Lawyers Mutual makes
every effort to contact registrants when a program is cancelled due to in
clement weather. If inclement weather is forecast\, please call 800.662.88
43 or contact the site location on this notice. If we have advanced warnin
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Coffee and Contacts Wilmington: Women's Power Networking Wee
kly Meetup
Now\, you can invite your Facebook friends to this M
eetup. Send them a private message!
Join a vibrant group of em
powering women in business
Monday's
11:45am - 12:00pm - Open n
etworking before and/or after
12:00pm - 1:00pm - Meeting
The s
mile of an angel
The laughter of a child
The beauty of a flowe
r
The persona of compassion
The Women of Power
By
Vanessa Vendola
See below or the Calendar tab for “Coffee and Con
tacts Wilmington\, Women's Power Networking Meeting” and sign up for the
meetings and any 'Member Events' we are offering.
As a guest y
ou can
• network with other women in business before and after the
meeting
• put your business cards in our card case that is passed
around during the meetings
• do a 30 sec presentation to the grou
p about your business
• bring a door prize and have a second oppor
tunity to advertise to the group
• hear a presentation by one of o
ur members
• attend our special lunches with great local guest spe
akers
• get motivation and support from these wonderful ladies
Attend 3 times for free then decide to join us as an official memb
er with these advantages:
• post your events on our calendar - new
people and those signed up on the meetup site (100+) will be notified of
your event(they are listed on the calendar as 'member events')
• S
ign up to do a presentation to this group
• Travel to other Coffee
and Contacts chapters in the area to network
Memberships are non-re
fundable
*Members are limited to one from each business or professio
n.
For All Women's Power Networking chapters and events: see ww
w.womenspowernetworking.com
In its 12th year\, the four day juried and invitational fest
ival of independent motion pictures by African-American filmmakers will sh
owcase features\, shorts\, animation\, and documentary films. The North Ca
rolina Black Film Festival will be held March 14-17\, 2013 in Wilmington\,
NC. In its 12th year\, the four day juried and invitational festival of i
ndependent motion pictures by African-American filmmakers will showcase fe
atures\, shorts\, animation\, and documentary films.
Admission
Fee/Ticket Price
Admission charge.
For More Information
Ca
ll 910-612-7832
Let us go past the outer court\, through the holy place and
past the brazen alter. We want to see His face. Let's go past the crowds o
f people and the priests who sing His praise. Let us hungar and thirst for
righteousness that is only found one place. Let's go beyond the inner cou
rt into the Holy of Holies... While experiencing a move of God unlike we
ve ever known\, we will see a transformation not only in our dance\, but
in our selves...Come\, let us worship Him together. Then go home not only
with fresh ideas\, but changed...
with Pastor Lynn M. Hayden
Would you love to learn many aspects and concepts of worship/expr
essive dance?
Would you love to learn some fresh movement and choreog
raphy ideas?
Would you love to receive ministry through and be activa
ted in prophetic dance?
Then this conference is for you!
Active Word Study
Billow Cloth Beaut
y
Purposeful Pageantry
Creative Worship
Expressive Worsh
ip & Sign
Artistic Worship/Ministry
Weapons Of Warfare/Movemen
ts of Breakthrough
Corporate Movement
Stretch & Adoration
Ballet Basics
Modern or Contemporary Dance
Team Tips/Talk Ti
me
Choreography Technique
Learn at least one Reproducible Danc
e
Dance Composition
Prophetic Dance/Ministry Participants' Concert and More...
Come\, receive prophetic dance mi nistry\, get renewed\, refreshed and full of new ideas! Come and let God t ransform your life!
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7:
45 - 8:00 - Sign in
8:00-9:00 - Artistic Worship
9-12 - Classe
s
12-1:30 - Lunch Break (on your own)
1:30 -5 - Classes
5-7 - Dinner Break (on your own)
7-8:30 - Artistic Worship & Ministr
y
8:00 - Artistic Worship
9-12 - Classes
12-1:30 - Lunch Break (on your own)
1:30-5 - C
lasses
5-7 - Dinner Break (on your own)
7-8:30 - Dance Concert
(see below to sign up your team's presentation)
You'll receive a sp
ecific schedule upon arrival.
4 sessions with the potential to make your marriage thrive.
Smart couples invest in their marriage when they are hurting or healthy. T
he Thrive Marriage Conference will rebuild and refresh your marriage from
any point into thriving.
Practical\, fun and powerful teaching
by:
Jim Snider\, Coleen Judd and Chip Judd
Detailed
Schedule
Friday\, February 15
5:30pm - 6:30pm . . . . Regi
stration and Coffee
6:30pm - 7:30pm . . . . Session 1: Speaker Jim
Snider
7:30pm - 8:00pm . . . . Refreshments
8:00pm - 9:15pm . .
. . Session 2: Speaker Chip Judd
Saturday\, February 16
6:30pm - 7:30pm . . . . Session 3: Speaker Coleen Judd
7:30pm - 8:0
0pm . . . . Refreshments
8:00pm - 9:15pm . . . . Session 4: Speaker
Chip Judd
A Weekend with Patti Labelle & The Whispers
Rhonda Diva
h Moore
Friday Night: Pajama Party/ Singles/Couples Contest
Saturday Night: 70's Flashback Party/ Best-Dress Contest & More
Sunday : Concert and Comedy ShowCome Join DSP on a Old School Weekend G
etaway !!
February 15-17\, 2013
WYNDHAM VF\, EXTON PA
Discount Price Per Person
$395 based on 2 per room
$385 based o
n 3 per room
$375 based on 4 per room
$50 deposit requested ASA
P
2nd payment of $100 due Nov 15\, 2012
3rd payment of $10
0 due Dec 15\, 2012
Balance due Jan 4\, 2013
Bus Departs:
4:00pm
Bus Departs From:
Timonium Park & Ride
Behind the F
airgrounds
Timonium\, MD
Theme: Has Your Relationship Gone Hollywood?
Do y
ou keep up with the Kardashians?
Perhaps you relate to the Real
Housewives?
Do you spend more time thinking about their lives
than your own?
So where's the LOVE on these shows? In my opinio
n we find people fighting\, hating\, yelling and disagreeing often times b
ecause the LOVE is lost. And why is the LOVE lost? Because someone is tryi
ng to play another person's role to be more valued. But we should be caref
ul NOT to take our cues from Hollywood when we encounter problems with fri
ends\, siblings\, spouses\, co-workers or parents. Everyone should be valu
ed because everyone has a respective 'role' to play.
And though
this is NOT Hollywood...
...I dare you to jump into the role o
f 'Director' and yell\, CUT!!!
'I will respond differently!'
What makes relationships look more and more like Hollywood\, is a
ll that stuff (noise) going on behind the scene. But the only way to shut
the noise out is to learn how to respond to our relational issues in a pos
itive loving manner. It’s time to get serious about our relationships fo
lks.
My personal opinion is that the BIGGEST fuel to our drama
filled world is a word we love to use called HATE.
'But HATE ha
s one deadly weapon\, LOVE.'
I’d like to invite you to come a
nd learn how LOVE helps you win the battle of hatered\, regret\, un-forgiv
eness\, loneliness\, anger and many other negative emotions that we experi
ence within relationships.
FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL Loveindee
d@lisajeanette.com 
ATTENTION: SALES PROFESSIONALS and SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS
Are You Looking for a Way to Break Through the Six-Figure Ceiling
and Make $100\,000+ In Your Business?
The P3 Group\, Inc
and Th
e Small Business Center at FTCC
Presents
The P3 Business Boost a
nd Vendor Expo!
The P3 Business Boost will fill up quickly. Re
gister Today!
Fayetteville Technical Community College
To
ny Rand Student Center 2201 Hull Road * Fayetteville\, NC
January 17t
h\, 2013 | 9:00am – 1:00pm
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Event Schedule
9am - 10
am : Vendor Expo & Networking
10am - 12pm : Interactive Workshop
12pm - 1pm : Vendor Expo & Networking
Want to be a vendor? Cl
ick here for more info!
Be sure to check out all of our P3 Part
ners:
Kristi Ivey\, Financial Advisor
The Spring Lake Chamber of
Commerce
MicroBizMarketing.com
Picture of Health Thermograms
NBC's My Carolina Today
The Peppers Way\, LLC
910 485 5251
Sylvia Taylor Photography
910 309 1766
The Fayetteville
Ladies Power Lunch
The Minority AIDS Initiative MSM Community/Provider Training
and Education Conference hopes to have it's 2nd annual conference in Rale
igh\, North Carolina to help bring together representatives from the care
and service provider community and the target population of minority MSM.
The conference is intended to create a better understanding of the service
needs of the MSM community to more effectively respond to the current iss
ues and concerns that prevent HIV positive individuals from utilizing ADAP
and SPAP\, linking into the care they need\, and staying in care. Mark yo
ur calendars and save the date! More information will be coming soon!
Speaking at the Burney Center on the campus of UNCW in Wilmi ngton\, NC\, Joe Klein is the author of Time Magazine’s “In the Arena\ ,” the National Headliner Award winner for Best Magazine Column. This ev ening's talk\, The New Greatest Generation: Leadership Lessons from Vetera ns of Iraq and Afghanistan\, asks what we can learn about our country\, ab out our time\, and about leadership from this era and from these veterans. Free to all UNCW students\, $10 general admission.
\n DTEND;TZID= -0500:20130218T200000 DTSTART;TZID= -0500:20130218T190000 LAST-MODIFIED:20130122T183600Z SUMMARY:Joe Klein: The Next Greatest Generation URL:http://www.uncw.edu/presents/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:561ec5b95d7406ca2a38699d2fb26b34http://www.greaterdiversity.com DTSTAMP:20130619T224423Z CONTACT:Kathleen Glass\nAsheville\, NC DESCRIPTION:The Museum offers Art Breaks\, a series of gallery talks\, g uided tours and discussions designed to engage visitors in conversation ab out the Museum’s collections and exhibitions. This February\, enjoy a tw o-part tour of “In the Camps” and “Survivors and Liberators”\, two important and evocative exhibitions sharing personal stories and images f rom Nazi Germany and the aftermath of WWII.
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Book 'Em North Carolina Writers Conference and Book Fair
Admission Information: Free
Buy a Book and Stop a Cr
ook! Come to the Book’Em Foundation’s second annual conference at Robe
son Community College on Feb. 23\, from 9:30 am-4:30 pm. Proceeds from boo
k sales will go to increasing literacy and reducing crime in Robeson Count
y. Headlining the event will be New York Times and USA Today best-selling
author Mary Alice Monroe\, who will discuss her path to success and her pa
ssion for writing environmental fiction and Hollywood producer Chuck Willi
ams\, who will discuss the process of turning books into movies. More than
75 authors\, publishers\, book promoters and literary agents will be at t
his one-day event. The event will include panel discussions and solo talks
from authors\, and authors will be on hand to chat with fans and give aut
ographs.
Guiding Lights is so excited to be kicking off our 3rd Annual Share To Care Event for 2013! Spend a 'Night in Napa' at the C ypress Manor and take part in all of the excitement of a silent auction\, music\, and great food from 9 of our finest long-term-care communities f eatured in our Chef Challenge. Cocktail attire is suggested. For tickets \, sponsorship opportunities or more information\, please contact Nicole Bruno at 919-371-2062 or Nicole@guidinglightsnc.org. We hope to see you there!
\nNicole Bruno
919-371-206
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2013 Executive Management Program Topics
* St
rategic Operations Management
* Building a Competitive Business* Marketing and Building a Brand
* Managing the Bottom Li
ne
* Leadership and Management
* Case Study Competition<
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Minority and women owned firms are eligible to participate in t
he EMPDC.Firms certified as Disadvantaged Business
Enterprises (DBEs)
will receive priority in admission.
In addition to certificati
on\, participating firms should be able to demonstrate business stability
and a commitment to growth. Several factors will be considered:
Annua
l revenues in excess of $300\,000
An active involvement in design\, c
onstruction or related industries
Minimum of two (2) years in operati
on
Successful track record
114 W. Parrish Street
Durh
am\, NC27701
919.956.8889 office
919.956.2618fax
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Meet face-to-face with top employers at the National Career
Fairs Job Fair! Attendance is free for job seekers! Register at www.nation
alcareerfairs.com/Raleigh and you will receive the company list and our on
line job fair guide. See you at the job fair! Monday\, February 25 11:00 A
M to 2:00 PM Radisson Hotel Research Triangle Park 150 Park Drive Research
Triangle Park Price: FREE Age Suitability: 18 and up
The CED Life Science Conference is designed specifically for
life science entrepreneurs\, university researchers and tech transfer off
icers\, startups\, investors and industry professionals and executives. Th
e CED Life Science Conference is the perfect opportunity to meet and inter
act with new companies and new investors\, gain key industry knowledge thr
ough high-level panel discussions and keynote speakers\, and celebrate the
best biotech\, pharma\, and medical device companies in North Carolina. J
oin us on February 27-28 in Raleigh to celebrate the state's best life sci
ence companies!
Vance Faulkner
919.549.7500
vfaulkner
@cednc.org
When:
Wednesday\, February 27\, 2013 - Thursda
y\, February 28\, 2013 10:00a.m.
Presentation on the State of Downtown by WDI President & CEO
. Featuring keynote speaker Joe Minicozzi\, AICP.
Did you enjoy
last year's presentation by Mitch Silver? Here's what he had to say about
this year's speaker:
'Joe has one of the most compelling prese
ntations I've seen on return on investment (ROI). He will uncover the impe
rfections of
property tax valuation and force you to rethink how you
view land development patterns\,' says Mitchell Silver\, AICP\, President
of the American Planning Association (APA)\, Chief Planning & Development
Officer and Planning Director for the City of Raleigh.
Seats
$50\, Table of 10 for $450. Corporate sponsorships available.
Sponsors: Time Warner Cable Black Business Employee Network & Time Warner Cable Business Class
\nSpeaker:Daymond John
\nDa
ymond John is an American entrepreneur\, investor\, television personality
\, author and motivational speaker. He is best known as the founder\, pres
ident and CEO of FUBU\, and appears as an investor on the ABC reality tele
vision series Shark Tank
Moderated by: Rahman Khan
Invite
d Guests Include:
Members of the Black Chamber of Commerce\, Carolina
s Minority Supplier Development Council\, and other Urban Business Leaders
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