AMESBURY — The WE: Women Envision Committee at the Amesbury Chamber of Commerce is kicking off the new year with the return of its Vision Board mixer.
“We experimented with this event in January 2020 and had a waiting list due to the number of interests,” said Sharon Kartiganer, owner of Sharon K Design and member of the committee. “It’s exciting to bring it back and create a networking opportunity where local professionals can also reflect on their goals for 2022.”
The Vision Board Mixer is scheduled for January 13 from 7-9 p.m. at Gametime Lanes & Entertainment, 84 Haverhill Road. Guests will receive materials to create their own vision board that outlines their personal and professional hopes and goals for the coming year.
“It’s an easy way to bring our professional community together without the pressure that often comes with networking events,” said Laura Kozlowski, photographer and committee member. “I love that it creates an opportunity to learn more about each other in a more meaningful way.”
The event will feature dessert and a cash bar while Newburyport Bank’s Chris Morency will lead the group in developing a vision board.
“We are grateful for the partnership between Newburyport Bank and Chris to help bring this event back,” Kartiganer said in a press release.
Morency said he was thrilled to be back.
“Life can get so busy that we forget to take the time to really think about our own goals,” Morency said. “What I love about doing this type of business is that the main focus is yourself, and there are so many opportunities for people to talk to themselves that have a deeper meaning than the traditional simple handshake when networking.”
Tickets are $15 for members of the Amesbury Chamber of Commerce, while non-members can attend for $25. Customers are asked to wear a mask if they have not received a COVID-19 vaccine. To reserve a space, visit the events page on www.AmesburyChamber.com. Space is limited.
For more information, contact the Chamber of Commerce at 978-388-3178 or email info@amesburychamber.com.
