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Bizness Shuffle Presented by the Phoenixville Area Business Association to be held Wednesday, 2/18/09

At 7pm on Wednesday, February 18th, the Phoenixville Area Business Association is hosting a Bizness Shuffle. Details from the PABA website:

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Join us at Steel City Coffee House for this speed-networking event! Participants have 30 seconds to introduce themselves and their business to a group of business owners and professionals. Bring your business cards and marketing materials.

Beer, food, and wine provided by PABA Members: Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant, Molly Maguire's Irish Pub, Pickering Creek Inn, Columbia Bar & Grille, Franco Ristorante.

FREE for PABA members.
$10.00 for non-members*

*Free for non-members signing up for a PABA membership by the end of the night.

Non-members can learn more about PABA and reserve a space at this networking event by visiting us at www.discoverphoenixville.com, click on events and if you wish to prepay, we have PAYPAL, or, of course, should you decide to join, the event will be free.

Space is limited. Please RSVP to paba@discoverphoenixville.com.
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