News: General
Short Seminars to Boost Your Sales
5/14/2008
Cost is $90.00 for Gulf Breeze Chamber members to attend all five seminars. Price for one (1) is $20.00. Non-members can attend for $180.00 for the series or $40.00 per session. Seating is limited to the first 20 reservations. Lunch will be provided.
April 3rd: "Branding" presented by Christopher Davis of CleverOgre Branding Associates
May 1st: "Strategy & Tactics" presented by Bill Eveleth of ActionCOACH
June 5th: "Developing an Advertising Plan" presented by Trudy Romjue of Romjue Advertising & Co.
Aug. 7th: "Search Engine and Website Marketing" presented by Kara Szostek of Grendelfly Studio
Sept. 4th: "PR & Free Marketing" presented by Don Ruth of Covenant Hospice.
Link to more information: www.gulfbreezechamber.com
Out of the Box Lunch Series
5/14/2008
The short seminars will be held from Noon to 1:00 p.m. at the Chamber office, located at 409 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Each session is $20 or only $90 for the entire series (non-member price is $40/$180). Sessions will be limited to 20 attendees. Bring your own Box! (lunch)
The series will include:
• Buzz Ritchie on May 13
• Dick Appleyard on June 10
• Todd Hopkins on July 8
• Susan Story on August 12
• Julian MacQueen on October 14
November 11 has been reserved in case of speaker schedule change. To register for the Out of the Box Lunch series, or for more information please contact the Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce
409 Gulf Breeze Parkway
Gulf Breeze, FL 32561
(850) 932-7888 - p
(850) 934-4601 - f
info@gulfbreezechamber.com
Link to more information: www.gulfbreezechamber.com
Archived News
- 4/30/2008 - National Military Appreciation Month
Santa Rosa County Salutes *Scheduled Events* May 2008
- 4/28/2008 - Senator Don Gaetz Reports on Property Insurance
Senator Gaetz reports on activities of Select Committee looking into the property tax issue in Florida. - 4/28/2008 - High School Grading Goes Beyond FCAT
Senate passes plan to measure high schools on industry certifications and college readiness.
The Florida Senate, last week, passed legislation that changes how public high schools are evaluated under the state's accountability system.




