Networking event draws crowd at SUNY Plattsburgh Memorial Hall
Thursday saw a significant gathering of businesses and organizations at the SUNY Plattsburgh Memorial Hall as the North Country Chamber of Commerce hosted its Business Expo. More than 50 diverse North Country-based businesses and organizations participated, representing sectors ranging from health care and education to telecommunications.The event served as a prime opportunity for attendees to network with a wide array of employers and industry leaders. According to Kristy Kennedy, VP of marketing development at the North Country Chamber of Commerce, the Expo aims to provide not only networking opportunities but also avenues for professional development.”We want to make sure that everybody gets something out of it. So beyond just the networking, some professional development and some time to kind of advance their own skillset as well,” Kennedy said.For those who missed the chance to attend, all the businesses that participated in the Expo can be found on the Chamber’s website.
Thursday saw a significant gathering of businesses and organizations at the SUNY Plattsburgh Memorial Hall as the North Country Chamber of Commerce hosted its Business Expo.
More than 50 diverse North Country-based businesses and organizations participated, representing sectors ranging from health care and education to telecommunications.
The event served as a prime opportunity for attendees to network with a wide array of employers and industry leaders.
According to Kristy Kennedy, VP of marketing development at the North Country Chamber of Commerce, the Expo aims to provide not only networking opportunities but also avenues for professional development.
“We want to make sure that everybody gets something out of it. So beyond just the networking, some professional development and some time to kind of advance their own skillset as well,” Kennedy said.
For those who missed the chance to attend, all the businesses that participated in the Expo can be found on the Chamber’s website.
