Speaker Eric Davis - Mount Holly City Manager

The Monthly Mount Holly Foundation Small Business Breakfast is designed as a venue for  businesses in Mount Holly to network and receive information on upcoming developments and topics of interest.  The Breakfast is open to anyone owning, operating or considering a business in the Mount Holly area.  One of our goals is to promote all Mount Holly Businesses and encourage area residents to support our local business community.

Meeting begins promptly at 8:00 am with introduction of attendees

Easy hike of 2.2 miles of paved greenway from Carolinas Medical Center to Brandywine Road.
Parking will be at Freedom Park parking lot. The Nature Museum is located off the greenway if you are interested in visiting following the hike. When complete, the greenway will be 15 miles of paths, habitats and flowing water from Cordelia Park just north of uptown, through the Midtown Square area to the South Carolina line, conveniently linking CPCC, CMC and the Park Road and Carolina Place shopping areas.

Departure from Ida Rankin Elementary School at 9:30 am

Luncheon held at Pine Island Country Club (off Highway 27 just north of I-485 at the Mount Holly exit)

The vision is taking shape of a River District - environmentally sensitive residential and commercial developments, coordinated economic development strategies, and pilot programs to understand and educate. Share in shaping the vision of...

A River District for Northern Lake Wylie and Mountain Island Lake.

Progran speakers include:

 Jennifer Roberts, Chair, Mecklenburge County Commission

Topic: Kevin Spalding - Alignment-Dynamics "Marketing Small Business"

The Monthly Mount Holly Foundation Small Business Breakfast is designed as a venue for  businesses in Mount Holly to network and receive information on upcoming developments and topics of interest.  The Breakfast is open to anyone owning, operating or considering a business in the Mount Holly area.  One of our goals is to promote all Mount Holly Businesses and encourage area residents to support our local business community.