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11/24/2009 December 1, 2009 The Business Alliance Holiday Social at Jack & Brandon's Fortress of JollytudeStart your holiday season at the Business Alliance Holiday Social. Enjoy food, drinks & merriment as you socialize & network at Jack & Brandon's Fortress of Jollytude, just west of Midvale Blvd on Mineral Point Rd. Free for members; guests $10 donation appreciated. Join us as we continue uniting LGBT Business Owners, Professionals, Individuals & Allies.
Date: Tuesday, December 1, 2009 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
The Business Alliance, Greater Madison's LGBT Chamber of Commerce, since 1994, affiliated with OutReach, Inc. Uniting LGBT Business Owners, Professionals, Individuals & Allies.
Call Scott Mickelson, 608-301-5334 for more details. Check the Community Calendar in Isthmus, Facebook, Madison Verve, OurLives Magazine online, LinkedIn, Twitter, Eventful, Upcoming, InBusiness magazine online, OutInMadison.com, 77Square, and madisonbusinessalliance.com for the calendar of future events, between e-mail announcements. Mark your calendar to join us at future Business Alliance events. The Business Alliance
11/9/2009 November 17, 2009 The Business Alliance's 15th Anniversary Celebration DinnerJoin us Tuesday, November 17, 2009, 5:00 to 7:30 PM, as the Business Alliance publicly celebrates its 15th Anniversary of proudly serving the communities with a social dinner at the Mediterranean Hookah Lounge & Cafe. Please RSVP by 11/12/2009. Cocktails, mingling, free appetizers sponsored by our host, and networking will begin at 5:00 PM. At 6:00 PM, we'll sit down to order and enjoy dinner, followed by a short presentation that celebrates the founding and significance ofthe Business Alliance back on November 7, 1994, and that looks forward to the bright future of the organization. Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM The Business Alliance was formed with an initial gathering at “Apple Island,” formerly located at 849 East Washington Avenue, on Monday, November 7, 1994. It was formed with development ideas and funding provided by the Madison Gay/Lesbian Resource Center, which later was to merge into OutReach, Inc. For the past 15 years, the Business Alliance has served as Greater Madison’s LGBT Chamber of Commerce, made up of gay, lesbian, and LGBT friendly business owners, professionals, and individuals joined together to promote business and offer support to its membership through networking, education, and professional and business development. Business Alliance social events welcome all current & prospective members at NO CHARGE, held at venues that support our local LGBT community. By nature and design, the Mediterranean Hookah Lounge & Cafe is a lounge type atmosphere with low-lighting, colorful rooms and authentic Mediterranean appetizers and entrees. They welcome you and hope that you have a memorable experience. On Tuesdays, the Mediterranean Hookah Lounge & Cafe feature $4 martinis and the $4 "Bomb night." At this 15th Anniversary social dinner, you pay for your own dinner and drinks from the wonderful menu selections available at the Mediterranean Hookah Lounge & Cafe. Our host's owners, Tommy Hanna and Simon Hanna will be offering free appetizers and contributing a door prize at the event. As mentioned before, please RSVP by 11/12/2009 so that our host may best prepare for our celebratory evening.
We encourage everyone to bring & exchange their business cards for a chance to win a door prize. Past winners have received valuable discount coupons & gift certificates. You could be this month's winner! The Business Alliance, Greater Madison's LGBT Chamber of Commerce, since 1994, affiliated with OutReach, Inc. Business Owners - Professionals - Individuals - Allies.
Call Scott Mickelson, 608-301-5334 for more details. Check the Community Calendar in Isthmus, Facebook, Madison Verve, OurLives Magazine online, LinkedIn, Twitter, Eventful, Upcoming, InBusiness magazine online, OutInMadison.com, 77Square, and madisonbusinessalliance.com for the calendar of future events, between e-mail announcements. Mark your calendar to join us at future Business Alliance events.
The Business Alliance 10/27/2009 Take a Break v.2.0Did you know that the Business Alliance celebrates its 15th Anniversary on November 7, 2009?
http://www.madisonbusinessalliance.com/?q=node/13
Mark your calendars for a 15th Anniversary celebration dinner on 11/17/2009, 5:30 to 7:30 PM. ---
Plus, here's a quick summary of upcoming deadlines:
Registrations are due 10/29/09 for the Leadership Development for Nonprofit Board Members, a One-Day Conference for the Novice to the Experienced Board Member, Saturday, November 7, 2009, 8:00 am – 2:15 pm, at the Anderson United Way Center.
http://www.madisonbusinessalliance.com/?q=node/80
--- Responses are due 10/31/2009 for the OutReach 2010 Directory. This is your opportunity to advertise in the book that is an institution in Madison and South Central Wisconsin. The Directory is the only annual publication in the Madison area that targets the LGBT communities directly. And, unlike newspapers or magazines, LGBT people and their friends keep and use The Directory for an entire year! Sponsorship rates for The Directory are remarkably reasonable.
http://www.madisonbusinessalliance.com/?q=node/64
---- Finally, responses are due 11/2/2009 for the Perfect Harmony Men's Chorus Winter Concert Program. "A Solstice Celebration" begins their 13th season of providing quality performances to the greater Madison community. PHMC invites you to partner with them by advertising in their winter concert program.
http://www.madisonbusinessalliance.com/?q=node/74
Cheers! Scott Mickelson The Business Alliance Planning Team member 10/13/2009 October 2009 Business Alliance Beat the Cold Meet and Greet at Plan B, benefiting AIDS Network's Food PantryBYOS (Bring Your Own Soap): Donate to AIDS Network's Food Pantry with detergent and cleaning supplies, Network, & Learn About Our Host, Plan B, all at NO CHARGE! October 2009 Business Alliance Beat the Cold Meet and Greet at Plan B, 924 Williamson St, Madison, WI 53703, benefiting AIDS Network's Food Pantry when you bring and donate detergent and cleaning supplies Date: Tuesday 10/20/2009 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM Benefiting AIDS Network's Food Pantry Hosted by: Plan B This month, be proud of yourself, enjoy something good to eat, feel good inside, and help others by joining the Business Alliance's monthly Beat the Cold Meet and Greet at Plan B. Bring and donate detergent and cleaning supplies needed by AIDS Network's Food Pantry, as those items are very difficult for AIDS Network to get without purchasing them. (Otherwise, bring non-perishable food items.) Plan B is a place where you can be proud to be yourself, providing a new place for everyone in which to feel comfortable. Their goal for the club is to provide an outlet for people to come and be reminded what fun is all about. Owners Rico Sabatini and Corey Gresen will feature Bruschetta, Pita & Hummus, Spinach & Artichoke Dip, Veggie Plate (wth dip), and chips and salsa from Plan B's new food menu. As well, Happy Hour features will be: $2 rail drinks; $1 off any drinks; $2 domestic beers; and $5 appetizers.
With offices in Madison, Beloit, and Janesville, AIDS Network is the state designated AIDS service provider for 13 counties in South Central Wisconsin. Open is open every Wednesday (excluding the first Wednesday of the month), and designed to meet special nutritional and home supply needs, AIDS Network's Food Pantry is open to anyone who is HIV positive and living under 300% of the federal poverty level. To clear up earlier information, one does not have to be a client of AIDS Network to receive items from the food pantry. One must register and is encouraged to meet with the agency's nutritionist for a nutritional assessment in order to maximum the benefit of the program. The Cap Times article: Food pantry lends a hand to people with HIV/AIDS "Up until a few years ago, AIDS Network operated its own food pantry, but stopped when we were able to satisfy the needs of our clients using other resources in the community," said AIDS Network Executive Director Karen Dotson. "Unfortunately, much has changed in the past year or so and we realized that the only way we could properly serve our clients, most of whom live well below the poverty level, was to once again have our own food pantry."
The Business Alliance, Greater Madison's LGBT Chamber of Commerce, since 1994, affiliated with OutReach, Inc. Business Owners - Professionals - Individuals - Allies. Business Alliance member-sponsored events welcome all current & prospective members at NO CHARGE, held at venues that support our local LGBT community. Introductions will follow a membership update & discussion, a review of upcoming events, & time to make your next connection. We encourage everyone to bring & exchange their business cards for a chance to win a door prize. Past winners have received valuable discount coupons & gift certificates. You could be this month's winner! Call Scott Mickelson, 608-301-5334 for more details. Check the Community Calendar in Isthmus, Facebook, Madison Verve, OurLives Magazine online, LinkedIn, Twitter, Eventful, Upcoming, InBusiness magazine online, OutInMadison.com, 77Square, and madisonbusinessalliance.com for the calendar of future events, between e-mail announcements. Mark your calendar to join us at future Business Alliance events. The Business Alliance 9/30/2009 Meet James J. Chiolino, Associate Attorney at Quarles & Brady LLPMeet James J. Chiolino, Associate Attorney at Quarles & Brady LLP, one of the Business Alliance's recently renewed Business Members.
 Jim Chiolino focuses his practice in the Firm’s Labor & Employment Group. He comes to labor and employment law with a wealth of public sector experience, which gives him a unique perspective on the challenges facing employers. Prior to joining the Firm, Jim capped a long career in State service working as Chief of the Wisconsin Equal Rights Division’s labor standards section for six years and Chief in the Division’s civil rights section for one year. He has national expertise in wage and hour matters and significant experience counseling employers about compliance in other areas, including: James J. Chiolino
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