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Posted: April 23, 2010
Stalco and HIA to hold roundtable/networking reception on May 6
Stalco Construction, Inc. and HIA Hauppauge Industrial Association will hold "The Lion's Den" CEO Roundtable and "Welcome to the Jungle" Networking Reception on May 6. The event will take place at Stalco's Headquarters at 1316 Motor Pwy.
The reception will feature a discussion on business growth strategies during the recession, hosted by Stalco principal and CFO Kevin Harney. Stalco will donate $100 to the HIA Scholarship Fund for every CEO who attends the roundtable and networking session.
The event is the fourth in the Stalco Long Island Movers & Shakers Networking Reception series that serves as the region's main venue for exchanging ideas and networking among business and real estate executives. The receptions bring together more than 200 Long Island industry and political leaders and benefit local causes and charities. UPworld.com, an on-line network for real estate, design, and building professionals, serves as the on-line media sponsor for the event.
RSVP online at www.hia-li.org.
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