Small Business Chamber talks technology

The chamber held its monthly meeting Tuesday.

  • By Jessica Salmond
  • | 10:40 p.m. April 19, 2016
  • East County
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The Small Business Chamber of Commerce of Manasota is ready to move forward. 

Members discussed getting a website during their monthly meeting, Tuesday, April 20, at Cheers to Wine in San Marco Plaza. Small local business owners networked while sipping wine from Robin Spagnola's taps. She co-owns the wine shop with her husband Carmen, and both are members of the Chamber.

Andy and Jean Fox, Chamber founders
Andy and Jean Fox, Chamber founders
Rob Ault talks about getting a website.
Rob Ault talks about getting a website.
Clark Simpson, Simpson Management Resources, and Tom Myroniuk, SendOutCards.
Clark Simpson, Simpson Management Resources, and Tom Myroniuk, SendOutCards.
Robin Spagnola, Cheers to Wine
Robin Spagnola, Cheers to Wine
Fey Lynne Huang, stress management counselor, and Mona Baker, Actonomics Enterprises
Fey Lynne Huang, stress management counselor, and Mona Baker, Actonomics Enterprises
Nancy Swain of Essential Body Wear — or the
Nancy Swain of Essential Body Wear — or the "bra lady," as she refers to herself — chats with Phil Johnson, who is delving into real estate investment.
Mary Anne Servian, Avignon Group, and Kim Lege, Keller Williams
Mary Anne Servian, Avignon Group, and Kim Lege, Keller Williams
Caroline Baldwine, Nerium AD, and Rob Ault, business consultant
Caroline Baldwine, Nerium AD, and Rob Ault, business consultant

 

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