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Time for the first breakfast

THE Casey Business Development Group will hold its first networking breakfast for the year at 7am on Wednesday, 21 February at Oliver’s on Clyde, Clyde Road, Berwick.
Guest speaker will be Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development Victorian Business Centre officer David Burger.
Mr Burger will discuss what the State Government can offer business, the importance of planning, and dealing with government. Details from Nicola Saunders on 0424 103217.

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