Community Events

Small Business Owners breakfast and luncheon

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9 years ago

February 7, 2017

Pat Moore is having a special breakfast and luncheon for “Small Business Owners” this Friday, February 10th and you are invited!

She will be focusing on the impact of “identity theft” and “legal liability issues” for small business owners. Since identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the world, don’t you think it’s worth an hour of your time?

What exactly is ID Theft? How do you protect your business and your family from this crime?

Reserve your spot today because space is limited.

A continental breakfast & lunch will be provided! Breakfast is at 8 AM and lunch is at 12 PM.
When: Friday, Feb. 10th
Where: Open House / Middle of Main
213 E Main Street | Front Royal, VA

RSVP by Email or Phone
moorep@legalshieldassocate.com
540-305-9937

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