2017-07-24 寄宿學校 Trinity Pawling School in Dutchess County

12pm-2:30pm Roundtable-Marketing Strategies

at Trinity Pawling School, Pawling, Dutchess County

 

Thanks to Bailey for the ride in the rain

9am departing from the office and arrving around 11:15am

He is the best driver ever

 

 

Peter Cris, President of Pawling Chamber of Commerce

Thanks Peter for coordinating this event



 

 Thanks to Mary Kay for long-term collaboration with me

 2:30pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Marketing Roundtable”

Your Market, Your Message, Your Media and Measuring

Monday July 24, 2017 12 Noon

@ Trinity-Pawling School

(Cluett Hall boardroom) 700 Rt. 22 Pawling, NY 12564

 

Participants:

U.S. Small Business Administration

Economic Development Specialist - Man-Li Kuo Lin

U.S. SBA Public Affairs Specialist – Bailey Wolff

Pawling Chamber of Commerce President - Peter Cris

Dutchess Business Alliance, CEO - Sarah Lee

Dutchess Tourism, Inc., President & CEO - Mary Kay Vrba

Trinity Pawling School - Glenn Carey

Hudson Valley magazine - Carol Berman

The Pawling Record - John Burweger

PCSB Bank - Mike Belcher

Vinny’s Deli - Vinny LaMorte

WPWL Radio - Ann Godesky

Clancy Moving & Storage Co. – Elizabeth Domin

 

Invited Audience Guests

The Bakeria, The Pawling Bread Company, Good Tidings, The Blue Olive,

North Winds Lavender Farm, KMC Services, Taylor Oil, Just Oil, Yarn & Craft Box, Karen’s Diner, Native Landscapes & Garden Center，The Shed Haus,

Parrino’s Green House, Garden Center & Florist

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SBA Daily July 26， 2017

Region 2

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Dutchess County, New York: 26,000 small businesses; 96,000 employees; $4.3 billion in annual payroll. This northern county in the New York District borders the state of Connecticut on the east and Columbia County, NY, to the north. On Monday, July 24, 2017, NYDO EDS Man-Li Lin coordinated a Marketing Roundtable with business owners, media personnel and government representatives in Pawling, the cultural hub of Dutchess county. One business owner shared about her difficulties transitioning from a home-based to brick-and-mortar company. Another business owner sold sheds, which, she said, are often a once-in-a-lifetime purchase; her ask of the roundtable was for suggestions on how to increase and diversify her business. Near the end of the meeting, Lin told the group about SBA’s services to support small businesses.

 

 

Thanks for Bailie's photos