PORT ST. LUCIE – The Port St. Lucie City Council voted unanimously to partner with Pharus Group, LLC. and DLF Media as hosts of the fourth annual Treasure Coast Business Summit. The Summit will be held at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center on May 11.
The Treasure Coast Business Summit is designed to combine current and relevant real-world information and resources with some of the nation’s best motivational speakers. It was created by a group of local business owners who banded together and combined their collective talents, reaching out to other business owners and managers throughout the Treasure Coast to help stimulate the economy by sharing ways to make their companies more profitable, operate efficiently and grow their businesses strong in a challenging economy.
This event is open to all business types and was created especially for small to mid-sized business owners / managers and entrepreneurs. The fundamentals of business and economic discussions will cross industry lines and prove to be extremely valuable for all in attendance.
In order to survive in the fast-paced world of small business, it’s necessary for business owners to come together as a single body, uniting their efforts to better understand and overcome the barriers to success that face us all.
At the Treasure Coast Business Summit, regional business and community leaders will meet to discuss the issues, obstacles and trends facing entrepreneurs today.
Ken Pruitt, former Senate president and current St. Lucie County property appraiser, will be the keynote speaker.
Other commitments include Douglas Muir, credit industry expert; Greta Schulz, CEO of Schulz Business SELLutions; Kevin Gillen, regional president for TD Bank’s Florida Market; and Michael Altshuler, a sales and marketing leader who will share his powerful, proven and profitable social media tips and tricks with one goal in mind: to help your business grow.
For more information regarding registration, sponsorship or tickets, visit tcbizsummit.com or call 772-224-2898.
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