Boston Lunch Wednesday: Register now for your member discount
Dear Reader,
This Wednesday, 2 April, we will meet again for lunch in the Board-O room at Legal Seafood, Park Square.
C. Bernard Fulp (Bernie to his friends) is a well-known banker and business consultant. After gaining extensive experience in national and regional banks, where he focused on the financial needs of small and medium-size enterprises, he established, then sold, his own community bank. Rather than resting on his laurels, he started a new career in high tech. Having worked so long with start-ups (you do NOT want to miss his not-so-shaggy dog story!) and SMEs, he realized that to satisfy their need to grow and prosper, they needed entry-level tools. To accomplish that, he founded GoBiz Solutions, and is now dealing with his own IT startup, which has already gone global, with a major deal in Mexico.
This month, Bernie will open a conversation about the opportunities and challenges of managing a start-up - and the particular issues of operating in a global marketplace.
Those who attended the last luncheon will also appreciate another of the many hats he wears: Governor Patrick recently appointed him to the Board of Higher Education. Ideas for using education to further economic development are at the top of the agenda.
Please register for this event online to guarantee both space, and the lowest price: a 3-course meal for only $27 (AFLSE member rate)
Summary
LSE Leadership Luncheon
Wednesday 2 April 2008,12:00-2:00 p.m.
Park Square Legal Sea Foods Board-O Room
26 Park Plaza, Boston MA 02116
If you have any questions, sugggestions, etc. please email us at any time boston@aflse.org
Best regards,
Anna Sabasteanski
Boston Chapter Leader
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