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Meet and mingle with other professionals at a Summer Luncheon

May 14, 2024 • 
Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce
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From industrial warehouses to mom-and-pop stores, business in Bullitt County is booming — don’t miss out on a chance to keep up with the county’s movers + shakers.

Photos provided by Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce; GIF by LOUtoday

Your summer calendar just got busier. Local professionals looking to expand their network have multiple opportunities to learn and develop their personal + professional skills at an upcoming Summer Luncheon. Here’s a sneak peek of the lineup:

Register for an upcoming event ($20 for members; $30 for non-members) and learn more about becoming a Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce member below.

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