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Be Informed
This dynamic and informative 90-minute program is specifically geared to San Luis Obispo business people. We talk about the issues that affect business.
Give & Take
Meet and mingle with other business people. Express your views with our roving microphone and tabletop topics. Ask the questions that are important to you. For 100 dollars, get on the soapbox and say (almost) anything you want!
Breakfast Menu
Start your day with a healthy, low-fat breakfast with rotating menus featuring muffins, hard-boiled eggs, bagels, cereal, fruit and hot coffee!
Parking
Parking is available in the Marsh Street structure on Chorro between Marsh and Pacific or around the park. PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN THE SURROUNDING BUSINESS' PARKING LOTS AS SOME OF THEM OPEN BEFORE 9 AM.
Program fee for members:
Before deadline: $16.00
At the door: $21 members, $25 non-members (one time)
We will hold your reserved seat until 7:40. After 7:40, we cannot guarantee a spot as your seat may be given to a person on our waiting list. |
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Good Morning San Luis Obispo
Thursday, October 23rd
7:30-9:00am
Location: Grace Church, in downtown San Luis Obispo
on the corner of Pismo St. & Osos St.
To register and pay with Visa, Mastercard, or American Express
click here
If paying with cash or check, drop off or mail to:
1039 Chorro St., San Luis Obispo 93401
*Payment must be received by October 21st at 5 pm to be registered for this event. |
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Face off in SLO politics
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See SLO’s mayoral candidates in a rare face-to-face appearance and mini-debate. Dave Romero is campaigning to keep his seat in the mayor’s office, which he’s held for six years. Terry Mohan is a truck driver whose concerns over the Nacimiento Water Project and downtown development spurred him to run for office. |
It takes ten thousand villages
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You’ve probably heard the term “fair trade,” but what does it really mean? Elizabeth Aebischer, who is raising money to open a non-profit Ten Thousand Villages fair-trade store in SLO, will explain fair trade, what it does for artisans from underdeveloped countries and how you can make a difference. |
Diversifying its portfolio: A special expanded session with PG&E
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Roy Kuga, vice president of energy supply for PG&E, will discuss the utility’s progress toward new renewable energy standards. He’ll also address the solar projects proposed for the Carrisa Plains through the lens of today’s regulatory environment. Kuga will give an expanded presentation and take questions in a special session at 9 a.m., immediately following Good Morning SLO. |
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Survey says …
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As a prelude to the election just a couple weeks away, take part in a live audience vote on the presidential candidates. Chuck Anders of Strategic Initiatives, a consulting company based in Arroyo Grande, will use devices like those used on television shows to poll the audience. At the end of the program, he’ll present a synopsis of the results. |
Even Daddy gets the blues
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The rippin’ licks of Big Daddy’s Rhythm and Blues may just make you want to get up and boogie. The SLO-based band is known for motivating California audiences young and old to dance and have a good time. You may recognize them from Concerts in the Plaza and many other local venues or as the opening act for performers such as Howlin Wolf. |
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Special session following Good Morning SLO
Registered GMSLO guests are invited to a special, follow-up session with PG&E Vice President Roy Kuga. Kuga will give an expanded version of his earlier remarks concerning the coming energy regulations, the impact of those regulations on PG&E as well as local businesses and on the proposals for solar farms in the Carrisa Plains. The event, at 9 a.m. in the Fireside room at Grace Church, is free but seating is limited to registered Good Morning SLO guests.
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To register and pay with Visa, Mastercard, or American Express click here
If paying with cash or check, drop off or mail to:
1039 Chorro St., San Luis Obispo 93401 |
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