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April 21, 2009
Final Opportunity To Register For Crain's Small Business Forum
The Mid America Club - 200 East Randolph, 80th Floor - Chicago, IL 60601 RSVP by Wednesday, April 22 • Continental breakfast will be served. Individual Tickets: $55 • New Corporate Table: $800
How to survive and thrive in a recession – advantages of a small business Hear from a panel of women business owners share their greatest business challenges and how they tackle these during economic downturn.
Panel discussion will include:
Growth strategy for today Stability key to long-term success Creative financing
How to re-invent yourself Tapping into a global economy
Growth strategy for today
