Seattle Business Networking Blog

Seattle Executives Association proudly welcomes new members this month!

New Executive Member, Haffo Stefansson, President of Car Tech Auto Glass, Inc.

New Associate Member, Ted Candy, Service Manager of Fox Plumbing

Seattle Executives Association means more than building business relationships - it is also about enjoying strong, lasting friendships!

Ralph Bruksos of Training Consultants Company, Dave Stockert of Holland America Line and Jeff Altchech of Temporarily Yours, Inc. shared some camaraderie at today's year-end luncheon.

Seattle Executives Association will enjoy friendship and casual networking at our holiday buffet luncheon tomorrow.

Former Seattle Executive, Ed Lincoln, has just published a new memoir ~ Life Through the Rearview Mirror, On the Road with the Creator of the Pink Toe Truck.

One of the many benefits of belonging to Seattle Executives Association is having the oppotunity to talk with the membership about your business specialty, opportunities you're looking for and benefits your business provides. About once a year each member has eight minutes to address a captured audience with a "classification talk."

On Wednesday we heard from Ed Rosen of Reibman & Rosen Jewelers and Jeff Lovely of Advance Marking Systems, as well as Pat Krier of Facility Maintenance Contractors

Seattle Execs were treated to a fun holiday dessert at the Washington Athletic Club yesterday!

Seattle Executives Associate Group welcomes one of its newest members, Craig Hawley of Integra Telecom!

Seattle Executives Associates Group held their annual holiday lunch and gift exchange today at Daniel's Broiler in Bellevue. Rick Fonceca of Lynnwood Honda and Don Foster of City Moving Systems enjoyed their filet mignon!

Seattle Executives welcomed Karen Turner of Turner Efficiency Coaching as our featured speaker at yesterday's luncheon. Karen is also a member of Calgary Execs.

Have a happy Thanksgiving.
And for those that are not celebrating Thanksgiving, we hope you have a wonderful rest of the week.

See you next week.