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Greater Jamison Business Association to Host Sonia Smith, Program Administrator of Economic and Business Development for Bucks County
JAMISON, Pa – The Greater Jamison Business Association will hold a Networking Breakfast Meeting on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at The Manor at York Town, 2010 York Road, Jamison, Pa.
Sonia Smith, Program Administrator of Economic and Business Development for Bucks County, will be the guest speaker. The topic will be providing business start-up assistance, and helping small businesses sustain, expand, and enter the Bucks County market.
The program is open to both member and non-member business professionals. The cost is $15 for non-members. Members and first time guests are free. Reservations can be made by emailing: memberinfo@jamisonba.com.
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About The Greater Jamison Business Association:
The Greater Jamison Business Association is dedicated to promoting the Jamison/Warwick Township area as a great place to live, work and play! The group’s focus is to provide members with business and personal development through unique networking, education and marketing opportunities. The Greater Jamison Business Association is committed to growing and sustaining a strong regional community by providing business advocacy for its member companies. For more information about the Greater Jamison Business Association visit the website at www.jamisonba.com.
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About Sonia Smith
Sonia Smith is the Program Administrator of Economic and Business Development for Bucks County. Her specialty is helping entrepreneurs and companies navigate the public and private sector resources available to start-up and/or expanding companies. Smith’s office offers a number of free services including educating businesses through workshops, navigating clients to resources, and connecting business owners and professionals with networking opportunities. She and her department also provide resources to assist clients with start-up and licensing requirements, site selection, financing, employee recruitment, workforce development and training programs, international sales and exporting, government procurement opportunities, and certification as women, minority, or veteran-owned businesses. For more information visit: http://www.buckscounty.org/government/departments/communityservices/communitybusiness/SmallBusinessResources.aspx
