The March Small Business Mixer, held on the 27th, was a resounding success, marking the largest and most impactful event to date. Attendees were treated to a dynamic panel discussion featuring three esteemed local business owners, Carl & Dominque Shamburger, the owners of Montgomery Dental Arts Medical Practice, and Jasmine Reeves, owner of Jazzy’s Eats and Treats. The owners generously shared their wealth of experiences and invaluable insights on best practices for successful business ownership.
The engaging panel discussion not only offered a glimpse into the personal journeys as it related to opening a medical practice and owning a local restaurant. These entrepreneurs also provided practical and actionable advice that resonated with the diverse audience present. Their stories served as sources of inspiration, motivation, and guidance for both aspiring and established business owners in the community.
Moreover, amidst the enriching discussions, the mixer served as a platform to highlight and showcase the abundance of local resources available to entrepreneurs. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about various support systems, programs, and initiatives tailored to assist them in navigating the challenges and seizing the opportunities present in the local business landscape.
The success of the event was made possible through the unwavering support and collaboration of a wide array of esteemed partners and organizations. These partners, including The Lab on Dexter, REACH Women’s Business Center, Montgomery Chamber of Commerce, Alabama State University (ASU), the City of Montgomery, TechMGM, SBDC, Montgomery County Commission, Jazzy’s Eats and Treats, and Montgomery Dental Arts, came together to create a vibrant and enriching environment for all attendees.
