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Niagara County’s Business Community Comes Together For Historic Networking Event

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Staff  ·  March 19, 2018
Niagara County’s Business Community Comes Together For Historic Networking Event
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Niagara County, New York: The Niagara Region Construction Alliance (NRCA) is teaming up with several business and professional organizations in Niagara County for a joint networking event.

 

The Niagara Region Construction Alliance is a nonprofit member alliance that provides quality professionals to the community, advocacy for the construction industry, and networking opportunities with industry affiliates.

 

Participating organizations include:  Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce, Niagara USA Chamber, Leadership Niagara,  Downtown North Tonawanda Merchants Association, Lockport Business Association, Lockport Main Street, Chamber of Commerce of the Tonawandas, Town of Niagara Business and Professional Association, Small Business Development Center at Niagara County Community College, Women’s Business Center at Canisius, and Better Business Bureau of Upstate New York.

 

“We’ve received an overwhelmingly positive response from the business community,” said Kristin Savard, NRCA past president and 2019 president of the New York State Builders Association. “The mission of this event is to engage with neighboring business and professional organizations within our county and find ways for us to work together and uncover opportunities for the business communities that we serve, said Savard.

What: Network Niagara
When: Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Where: New York Beer Project, Transit Road, Lockport
Cost: $15 at the door, register here

 

Speakers include Kristin Savard, 2019 NYS Builders board president, and Kory Schuler, executive director of the Niagara USA Chamber and vice chairman of the Niagara County Workforce Development Board and Don Jablonski, director of Niagara County Employment and Training.

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