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The Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce and Ware Academy invite you to join us for our monthly networking Business After Hours event Thursday at Ware Academy from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. We look forward to hearing from our local independent Pre-K through 8th grade school that strives to empower each of their students to achieve academic excellence emphasizing the development of mind, body and character. And we want to know what your company is planning this summer.

We will meet in the Ware Academy library. Mrs. Dawn Fleet, Director of Enrollment and Marketing and Academic Dean, and Glen Taylor, Director of Development will greet you at the doors and guide you to the meeting when you enter the school. Chef Brian Marshall, a Ware Academy parent, will be catering the event. He regularly does the catering for the school’s Auction and many other Ware Academy events. He is an incredible talent and has an amazing menu planned for the night!
We look forward to you joining us for this evening of networking, delicious food and drinks, and business news from the Chamber and its members for the summer season on the Middle Peninsula of Virginia!

You can help us make the evening even more fun by donating a door prize. Don’t forget to bring a few extra dollars for our 50/50 raffle.

Register your attendance now and invite your business colleagues and anyone interested in commerce in Gloucester County. Business After Hours is FREE for members and just $10 for guests.

Business After Hours is the Chamber’s premier networking event for professionals doing business in Gloucester County. These events give individuals the opportunity to network while learning about other local businesses in our community.

Business After Hours events take place monthly, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, at the location of a Chamber member’s business. This event is a great opportunity to make new contacts and establish long-lasting business relationships. Invite a colleague to join us and learn more about the Chamber and what we’re doing to help business grow in Gloucester County.