SPONSOR: Weed Man of Bucks County
Door prizes: - A $50 voucher to be used on Weed Man Lawn Care Service
- A personalized expert lawn analysis for your lawn
- A weed man silicone adhesive cell phone wallet & Weed Man Bumper Sticker
*All 3 prizes go to the 1 winner!
SPEAKER: Robert F. Cormack, Executive Director, Bucks County Economic Development Corporation
Mr. Cormack will speak about the BCEDC, the PA Industry Development Authority (PIDA) and tax credits.
This breakfast will be available to NBA members only.
Members need to register in advance. CLICK HERE to register for this meeting. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Registered members may contact Leslie Dunleavy with any technical difficulties. Check out the NBA Facebook Event page.
For NBA Members Only: Meet with colleagues and make new contacts at this early morning get-together. Check out our Facebook Event page! Come hear all about what is happening in the Newtown Business Association and how it can help your business. NBA was voted a 2020 Finalist for One of the Best Business or Chamber Networking Group in the Bucks Happening List.
To be a Monthly Breakfast Meeting Sponsor (limit 2 per event): CLICK HERE for details and to register.
- cereal and oatmeal
- peanut butter, jelly
- spaghetti sauce, noodles
- baby formula
- canned meats
- hearty soups
- cookies
- school snacks
- catsup and mustard
- canned vegetables and fruits
NOTE: We welcome all guests to attend two (2) Business Card Exchange and one (1) Member Breakfast Meeting. A guest fee will be assessed for each event attended thereafter.
Event Host Policy for Private Business Establishments
The Newtown Business Association (NBA) is a private Pennsylvania not-for-profit organization formed to promote the growth of commerce in Newtown and the vicinity. It is the express policy of the NBA that NBA sponsored events hosted in private business establishments shall be free of political speech of any kind including distribution of literature, circulation of petitions, or other political campaign activity. Events hosted by private establishments are not public fora under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution even if “open to the public.” By agreeing to host an NBA sponsored event, the host agrees to adhere to the foregoing policy and to prohibit political speech at the event in consideration for the publicity and promotion of its business in connection with the event.
