SCCCC Drive Your Membership Program [Virtual-Registration is required] on December 10

Dec 6, 2021

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Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce recently issued the following announcement.

SCCCC Drive Your Membership Program [Virtual-Registration is required]

Friday, December 10, 2021 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM EST

SCCCC Zoom Meeting

Put your SCCCC Membership to work for you. Whether you’re a new or current member, this is a smart way to learn, connect and grow.

The Chamber’s free Drive Your Membership Program provides an opportunity for members to leap to the next level of success by taking advantage of everything SCCCC has to offer. As we learn from you, you learn from us. You become familiar with all aspects of our organization and we learn about your business goals. What keeps you up at night? We want to know. If you are a professional, manager or key executive in a business or organization, or if you own or operate a business, we want to know the challenges you’re facing.

SCCCC Drive your Membership is a FREE program for Chamber members.

Registration is required!

Zoom Link will be sent the afternoon prior to the program.

Event Item Name Expires Pricing

SCCCC Chamber member attending program.	Dec 10, 2021	$0.00
Non-member guest attending program.	Dec 10, 2021	$10.00


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