The Chair’s message for...
March 2008
March 2008
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Spring is almost here! This is the perfect time to venture out of the
house, make new commitments and start participating in local
activities. What better way to enter this new season than by
attending a SCC meeting?
We have a great program lined up for the next few months. In
March, we’re going to re-visit a location that is probably familiar to
many of you at which we haven’t been in awhile – the Norwalk Inn.
This facility has completed renovations since we were there last and
should be a pleasure to host our meeting. Our speaker, Lawrence
Rhines of Floratech, will provide us with an interesting presentation
about skin irritation. We will also be welcoming our friends from the
American Chemical Society. Both our March and April meetings will
be held in conjunction with members from this organization.
In April, we’re going to meet at Vazzy’s at Fairchild Wheeler Golf
Course in Fairfield where our speaker will enlighten us about some
of the technical aspects of green product development. We’re also
going to start a monthly food drive. Bring a few cans of food to the
meeting and we will donate them to our local shelters. By working
together, we can make a positive impact on our community.
When May rolls in, it’s time for some fun! On Friday, May 16th, join
us at a Bridgeport Bluefish game as they play their rival, the Long
Island Ducks. We’ll enjoy a picnic starting at 5:50 followed by game
time at 7:05. Families are welcome and we want to extend an
invitation to members of other chapters, especially those from Long
Island. Take the ferry over and we can root for opposing teams
together! Additional details are available on our revamped website,
www.ctscc.org. Space is limited so sign up today.
Finally, I want to thank Dr. Gary Agism for his dynamic presentation
at our January meeting, all of the vendors who participated and
Unilever for hosting the event. We had an excellent meeting with
great attendance from our members. I want to encourage all of you
to participate this coming year. The SCC is a fantastic opportunity
to improve your job performance, network with our professional
community and think beyond day to day activities. I hope to see
you on March 18th!
Thank you,
Tiffany Parker
house, make new commitments and start participating in local
activities. What better way to enter this new season than by
attending a SCC meeting?
We have a great program lined up for the next few months. In
March, we’re going to re-visit a location that is probably familiar to
many of you at which we haven’t been in awhile – the Norwalk Inn.
This facility has completed renovations since we were there last and
should be a pleasure to host our meeting. Our speaker, Lawrence
Rhines of Floratech, will provide us with an interesting presentation
about skin irritation. We will also be welcoming our friends from the
American Chemical Society. Both our March and April meetings will
be held in conjunction with members from this organization.
In April, we’re going to meet at Vazzy’s at Fairchild Wheeler Golf
Course in Fairfield where our speaker will enlighten us about some
of the technical aspects of green product development. We’re also
going to start a monthly food drive. Bring a few cans of food to the
meeting and we will donate them to our local shelters. By working
together, we can make a positive impact on our community.
When May rolls in, it’s time for some fun! On Friday, May 16th, join
us at a Bridgeport Bluefish game as they play their rival, the Long
Island Ducks. We’ll enjoy a picnic starting at 5:50 followed by game
time at 7:05. Families are welcome and we want to extend an
invitation to members of other chapters, especially those from Long
Island. Take the ferry over and we can root for opposing teams
together! Additional details are available on our revamped website,
www.ctscc.org. Space is limited so sign up today.
Finally, I want to thank Dr. Gary Agism for his dynamic presentation
at our January meeting, all of the vendors who participated and
Unilever for hosting the event. We had an excellent meeting with
great attendance from our members. I want to encourage all of you
to participate this coming year. The SCC is a fantastic opportunity
to improve your job performance, network with our professional
community and think beyond day to day activities. I hope to see
you on March 18th!
Thank you,
Tiffany Parker
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