
Your Chamber Invites Members To
Small Business Week with
Alan Frew of Glass Tiger!
A virtual event celebrating Smoky Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce members.
Every October, Small Business Week celebrates businesses like yours and this year,
the Smoky Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce is marking it with a business-themed keynote from one of Canada’s most popular entertainers and storytellers:
Alan Frew.
You know him as lead singer for the band, Glass Tiger, and showing up with his comedic Gordon Ramsay meets Deepak Chopra style, Alan brings this keynote to life with humour, straight talk and his own business recipe to success, reflected in his best-selling book: The Action Sandwich: A Six-Step Recipe to Success.
And how we don’t always need a bigger plan, we just need to act on what we’re already capable of.
And yes, of course he'll perform a live set featuring music you're sure to recognize
such as ‘Don’t Forget Me (When I’m Gone)’ and ‘Someday’.
Alan isn't the only rock star around - so are our members, so come join us!
After all, he didn't get to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, co-write an Olympic theme song, become a Best-Selling author, and turn Glass Tiger into one of Canada's most successful bands without having some business flare we could all learn from!
Included with your chamber membership, this is worth clearing your calendar for!
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Would you like to attend but aren't a member of our Chamber yet?
Tickets are available to non-members for $25.00.
We'd love to have you - simply send an email requesting the link and e-transfer to: smokylakeregionalchamber@gmail.com
FAQ
- How do I watch this event?
It runs on Zoom from 3:00pm-4:30pm MT.
We will confirm the event link with you 24 hours in advance.
- Can I watch even if I'm not a chamber member?Do I have to be a Smoky Lake Regional Chamber member to attend?
Yes, for a $25.00 fee.
Please send an email to us requesting the link and e-transfer to: smokylakeregionalchamber@gmail.com
- Will this be recorded?
Yes. The recording will be available within 24 hours.


