Swiss Bear
Downtown Development Corporation and the New Bern Area Chamber of Commerce are
happy to announce the fifth Sunrise
Business Update will be held Thursday, December 5. Featured speaker, Marc
Finlayson, Finlayson Consulting will provide an up-date on Highway 17 and how
the Highway 17 project, particularly Jones and Craven Counties, are affected by
the new formula for allocating highway money, HB817-Strategic Transportation
Investments, which changed the states’ previous equity formula ranking projects
by statewide significance.
Marc has managed the Highway 17 Association for many years providing public relations/media
relations, marketing and advertising services.
Prior to launching his company in 2002, Finlayson served as
Weyerhaeuser’s North Carolina Communications Manager. Through his work with the Highway 17
Association, he was asked to co-chair NC Go!, the statewide transportation
advocacy coalition, speaking for improvements to all transportation systems in
the state, including highways, public transit and ports. Marc earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in News/Editorial
Journalism from the School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The meeting
will be held 8 – 9 a.m. at Baker’s Kitchen, 227 Middle Street in the second floor meeting
room with a full buffet breakfast. The
cost, $10 per person, will be collected at the beginning of the meeting.
Due to limited seating, reservations
are required by contacting the Chamber. You can reply by email
to smilliron@newbernchamber.com
or by calling 637-3111. Reservations for
the December 5 meeting are required by
the end of the Tuesday, December 3rd work day.
The
bi-monthly program (held the last Thursday of the month) is being held December
5, due to the Thanksgiving holiday is the last of the 2013 Sunrise Business
Up-date series.
Swiss Bear
and the Chamber of Commerce provide this opportunity for the business community
to meet and hear presentations from business professionals on topics that are
important and timely to New Bern, Craven County and Eastern North Carolina.
For more
information on the Chamber go to www.newbernchamber.com
or Swiss Bear www.downtownnewbern.com.
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