Humboldt Chamber luncheons returning with president of Prairie Machinery Agricultural Institute

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“Everyone loved it, they come here to the Chamber for their treats and then went straight over there or vice-versa,” Fitzpatrick said.

He said he is excited to hear from Olson and learning more about what they do, how they make money, and how they fit in the community, and he feels other people will be interested in hearing about that as well.

The last in-person luncheon was held in February of 2020 and saw 150 people in attendance. The guest at that luncheon was Quick Dick McDick.

“We have just waited for the technology that we were comfortable with to be able to offer one of these,” Fitzpatrick said.

Chamber members were sent invitations to the luncheon and non-members are also welcome for a $10 fee.

The luncheons are a good way for people to stay in touch with what’s happening in their community according to Fitzpatrick.

“This will be an awareness session as well as the next one in March,” Fitzpatrick said. “We have got the fellow who runs the lodgings and catering at the Jansen Mine Project next month.”

Some educational sessions for businesses are on the agenda in the upcoming months as well.

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angie.rolheiser@jpbg.ca

On Twitter: @Angie_Rolheiser