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June 4, 2009 in Business Development

This morning was the Wolfeboro Chamber of Commerce quarterly meeting, and we were able to share some really good information. This summer is going to be busy for the Chamber, and I am looking forward to participating in the events.

Wolfeboro Chamber on Twitter

You can follow the Wolfeboro Chamber of Commerce on Twitter @wolfeboroareanh

The Chamber Director will be using the account as a broadcast channel to inform followers of events and occasions, such as:

Our fantastic, annual golf tournament held at Lake Winnipesaukee Golf Club is approaching fast – Monday, June 8th is the day!

I suspect that this will develop into a larger communication tool, in conjunction with the launch of Social Media Club – New Hampshire.

The next event that I am looking forward to is the Chamber Social on June 10th, at Tuc’Me Inn Bed & Breakfast,

…followed by a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the Grand Opening of the new location of Crêpes Ooh La La! on Thursday, June 11th.

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