The Greater Southport Business Association is proud to announce its upcoming Local Business Trade Show.  This is the only opportunity that businesses in northern Chesterfield County have to participate in a trade show that focuses on businesses along the Midlothian Turnpike corridor and nearby office and industrial parks.  The GSBA is pleased to bring this popular event back!

The Local Business Trade Show will be held on Monday, September 14, 2009 from 11:30 am until 2:00 pm.  Admission is only $15 per person and includes a delicious lunch!

Show Tables are only $75 each and will be a 3' x 6' draped table.  Electricity is available for an extra $25.  Please download the registration form to show off your business to our business community!

Attachments:

File	Description	File size
GSBA-Trade-Show-Invitation.pdf	Trade Show Invitation to the Public	211 Kb
GSBA-Trade-Show-Registration.pdf	GSBA Local Business Trade Show Display Registration Form	65 Kb

The Greater Southport Business Association is holding Networking Night on Thursday, June 18th, from 5 pm to 10 pm at Extra Billly's Restaurant and Brewery.  Come and meet fellow professionals, network and enjoy FREE FOOD.  Event sponsors are being sought at $100 each which will grant them space for a table top trade show display.  This is an AWESOME opportunity to meet and mingle with local professionals and business owners. 

Southport After Hours -- Networking Night
Extra Billy's Restaurant & Brewery
1110 Alverser Drive (Next to Carmike Theater)

5:00 pm to 10: 00 pm
Thursday, June 18th

FREE FOOD

No registration required!  Just come and enjoy!
(But it would be helpful if you drop us a quick note at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to let us know yyou're coming and how many guests you'll have)

The GSBA has served its members very well since it was founded over 30 years ago, but now its time to take that service and support of members to a whole new level.  With the expansion of the GSBA's service area a few years ago, the influence of the GSBA has grown as well.  I plan to make sure we use that increased influence to our advantage. 

Our members represent a diverse group of businesses and industries. Our members range from single-person shops up to international corporations.  Our members have some things in common: they want to grow their business with a minimum of interference from government.  They want local and state officials to work for them, not against them.  They want to see the northern Chesterfield area flourish and grow.  

Together we can make great things happen.  With private initiative, we can steer public debate and public policy to make northern Chesterfield an even better place to do business and to live.  Are you ready to commit to being part of the solution?  Contact me today to see how you can volunteer your skills or time to help the GSBA make this area even better for your business and family.

--R. Eriks Goodwin, President
Greater Southport Business Association