GSCC March Community Luncheon to feature "Guide to Becoming Green"

The GSCC March Community Luncheon will feature a panel presentation on a “Guide to Becoming Green” and potential benefits to having a "Green Business" approach. The program, hosted by our Existing Business & Industry Work Group will feature a time for Q & A from our panelists on topics such as:

• Why a Business Would Choose to Become Green
• Expenses Involved in Going Green
• The Return on Investment in Becoming Green.

The panel consists of varied business professionals; two small business Chamber certified green businesses: Buck Creek Stained Glass, David Schlueter and Trash Taxi, Roberto Rodriguez; and two utility providers Alabama Power Company, Kevin Grigsby and Alagasco, Steve Roberson.

Doors open at 11:00AM for networking and the Showcase Feature which will be a variety of exiting business and industry throughout Shelby County.  Program will conclude at 1:00PM.

The luncheon will be held at the Pelham Civic Complex and Ice Arena, 500 Amphitheater Road, Pelham. Investment is $20 members, $30 "Future" members.  Reservations requested by noon Monday, March 23.  Register by calling the Chamber at 663-4542 or click the Register Online button above.