Area businesspeople shared business cards and information about their companies Friday morning at the North Shore Chamber of Commerce's Business Leads get-together. The event was held at the chamber's office on Cherry Hill Drive in Danvers. It's billed as a way to give your "60-second commercial" and pass out cards to more than 35 attendees. The group meets again Sept. 17 at 8 a.m. in the same location.
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Howard Nellhaus of Heritage Retirement Planning, Craig Strauss of Edward Jones and John Konopka of Construction Advisory Group Inc. attend the Business Leads event. Mark Lorenz
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The North Shore Chamber of Commerce hosted a Business Leads Group at their Cherry Hill Drive office. Here, Shawn Connolly of On Time Mailing Inc., Pete DiNardo of Provider Insurance Group and Matt Schoeder of I.F.P. enjoy the morning meeting. Mark Lorenz
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LEFT: Rick Morse of Citizens Bank and Oliver Parker of Speedpro Imaging at the Business Leads Group event. Mark Lorenz
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