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Green Eggs & Ham – Our New Networking Breakfast Series!

Folks have been enjoying our monthly networking events for 3 ½ years and we will continue doing them.  But with 50 or 100 or even 150 people, it can be tough to network and make real connections.  They are not for everyone.

Introducing Our “Green Eggs & Ham” Series of networking breakfasts– This is your opportunity to meet up with a group of 6-8 local people and network over a nice breakfast.  Borrowing from our successful “Teams of 6” series, this is a great chance to make real connections with a smaller group.

To participate, email breakfast@texasgreennetwork.org with the following information:

Your Name, Company Name
Phone, Email (plus any other relevant contact info)
Your general location and preferred days of the week for breakfast

From there, we will put you into a convenient breakfast and email you the information!  We hope to make this an ongoing series and look forward to having you out for this new format.

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