Description

The Virtual Breakfast Club is our online pitch session. 

We make online networking easy and impactful. Chamber entrepreneurs, founders, and small business leaders short, structured presentations about their businesses. The goal is to quickly explain is to meet prospective customers or clients, gain business referrals, and share your business's value proposition to build professional and personal relationships.

Every session includes a tip about how to maximize your Hudson Chamber experience to gain the most from your membership. This session is done with members, for members.

The Breakfast Club - Virtual

8:00 AM to 9:00 AM

Presented by the Hudson County Chamber of Commerce

Agenda

• 8:00 AM: Event Opens – Chamber Introduction
• 8:05 AM: Chamber Tip (maximize your membership)
• 8:15 am: New Member/First Time Attendee: Share your name, company and what problem does your business solve
• 8:20 AM: Pitch Sessions start (attendees are divided up into small groups via breakout rooms and can pitch, size of attendee pool will determine how many people are in each breakout room, breakout rooms will rotate every 5-10 minutes depending on size of attendee pool) 
• 8:55 AM: Networking Highlights & Group Photo 
• 8:58 AM: Final remarks & share upcoming events
• 9:00 AM: End of Program

About The Breakfast Club

The Breakfast Club is a monthly networking, business referral and resource meeting, helping participants build a personal and professional network and including an educational focus related to a SBC priority. It meets on third Fridays, either in-person or virtually.

In-person events include structured and open networking and clearly defined learning outcomes with information you can use to strengthen your organization. 

Virtual, members-only meetings allow members to pitch their own businesses to generate referrals, and attendees will learn valuable Hudson Chamber tips for success. 

About the Small Business Committee

The Small Business Committee (SBC) promotes the growth and success of the SMB community through networking, business pitching and referrals, and access to educational activities and financial resources. It focuses on critical priorities, such as sales, marketing, savings and leadership. It is also the strong collective voice advocating on behalf of the unique challenges of small businesses and entrepreneurs with government and other local, county and state partners. 

It is open to small businesses, entrepreneurs, nonprofits and those seeking to do business with them. 

The SBC Steering Committee is a core group of committee members who shape its programming and activities by ideating and prioritizing goals to maximize the impact on growth, success and advocacy. To apply or gain more information, please email Sandra Florent at members@hudsonchamber.org