News Summary
Savannah Downtown Business Association invites community members to the ‘Telling the Stories of Savannah’ luncheon on April 9, 2025. This event will gather business owners and locals to explore how storytelling drives economic growth in the city. Attendees can network, enjoy a meal, and learn about the significance of storytelling in enhancing Savannah’s tourism and community ties. Tickets are available for SDBA members at $30 and non-members at $40, with registration closing on April 7, 2025.
Join the Celebration in Savannah: Luncheon Focuses on Storytelling as an Economic Superhero!
Hey there, Savannah! Are you ready for a delightful afternoon filled with great food, inspiring stories, and networking opportunities? Mark your calendars for April 9, 2025, as the Savannah Downtown Business Association (SDBA) is rolling out the red carpet for a special luncheon called “Telling the Stories of Savannah.” This event promises to be a fantastic gathering for business owners, community members, and anyone interested in the bright future of Savannah’s economy.
When and Where to Join the Fun
The grand event will take place at The Morris Center, conveniently located at 10 E. Broad Street, right in the heart of Savannah. The festivities kick off with networking at 11:30 a.m., where you’ll have the chance to rub shoulders with like-minded folks, followed by a program starting at noon. So, whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or a curious newcomer, this luncheon is the perfect opportunity to expand your horizons and meet people who are passionate about our city’s growth.
Tickets and Registration Details
Now, let’s talk about something that you’ll love – the ticket prices! If you’re a member of the SDBA, you can snag a ticket for just $30. Non-members, don’t fret, your tickets are available for $40. But remember, the deadline to register is April 7, 2025. After that, if you find yourself running late, you’ll need to pay an additional $5, so make sure to grab your spot early!
Celebrating a Milestone
This year’s event is extra special, as it will also honor the 25th anniversary of Abshire Public Relations. This remarkable organization has dedicated over two decades to elevating the voices of business owners not just in Savannah, but across Georgia. By sharing stories, they’ve helped foster a sense of community and have played a crucial role in boosting our local economy. This luncheon is the perfect way to recognize their contributions and also to understand how storytelling can catalyze further growth in our vibrant city.
The Economic Impact of Storytelling
Why focus on storytelling, you might be wondering? Well, the SDBA sees tourism as a significant economic driver for Savannah, and storytelling is at the heart of it all. Every historic building, every cobblestone street, and every local business has a story to tell that compels visitors to explore and invest in our city. This luncheon seeks to illuminate how harnessing the power of storytelling can lead to even more economic opportunities for Savannah and strengthen our community ties.
Get Ready to Network and Learn
The SDBA warmly welcomes all community members to attend this insightful luncheon. Not only will you enjoy a delightful meal, but you’ll also gain industry insights that could help you in your own business ventures. Whether you’re looking to market your services better or simply want to understand how others are driving their initiatives forward, there will be plenty of takeaways for everyone.
Want to Know More?
If you’re looking for more details on the event or the many opportunities that come with being a part of the SDBA, be sure to check out their website at www.savannahdba.com. There you’ll find a full list of upcoming events, membership information, and all the latest on how you can get involved in making Savannah an even better place for business and community!
So there you have it! Don’t miss out on this wonderful chance to celebrate storytelling as a key player in our local economy. We’ll see you there!
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