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SCORE of Princeton to Hold Small Business Fair

By Stark & Stark

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The Greater Princeton Area SCORE Chapter and the Princeton Public Library will host a Small Business Fair at the Library, Saturday May 22, 2010. The fair will be held in the Library's Community Room from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM (admission is free to the public).


The fair is intended to provide visitors with a wealth of information about available resources for people interested in starting or improving their small business and connecting these small businesses and start-up entrepreneurs in the community with the agencies and other resources available to assist them to succeed and grow in these challenging economic times.
 

Adam J. Siegelheim and Cary S. Kvitka, members of Stark & Stark's Franchise Group, will be an exhibitor at this year's fair. For additional information, please visit the SCORE website.

Full post as published by New Jersey Law Blog on April 29, 2010 (boomark / email).

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