Albuquerque Journal

The Week Ahead

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WEDNESDAY NOV. 1

ALBUQUERQU­E

SCORE is hosting a viewing party for small businesses for the free online workshop, Get Your Business Online for the Holidays, from 10 a.m.-noon at Exhib-it!, 6207 Pan American Fwy. NE. The event is cosponsore­d by the Small Business Administra­tion, Google, Facebook, Square, and Constant Contact. Admission is free. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATIO­N, call 505-710-5850 or email peter.mikelson@ scorevolun­teer.org.

WEDNESDAY NOV. 1

THE NEW MEXICO RESTAURANT ASSOCIATIO­N (NMRA) is hosting an Alcohol Server Certificat­ion Class from 5-10 p.m. at 9201 Montgomery NE, Ste. 602. The class meets the requiremen­t for mandatory alcohol server education for all persons serving or selling alcohol in New Mexico. Participan­ts must be 19 years of age or older with valid, non-expired identifica­tion to attend. The course fee is $20 for employees of NMRA member restaurant­s and hotels and $25 for others. Pre-registrati­on is not required. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATIO­N, call 505-343-9848.

THURSDAY NOV. 2

THE BOERIGTER BUSINESS BREAKFAST

PROGRAM at the Anderson School of Management presents a talk by Jim Kunz, at 7:30 a.m. at Embassy Suites,1000 Woodward NE. Kunz is the president and co-owner of Mega Corp Inc., an Albuquerqu­e-based manufactur­er of specialty haulage equipment for the constructi­on and mining industry. Kunz’s talk is Running a HUGE Business from New Mexico and No One Knows You Are Here. He will discuss his global enterprise that employs nearly 100 people in Albuquerqu­e while doing business across North and South America, Africa, India and Australia.

The Boerigter Business Breakfast Program is free and includes breakfast. Advance registrati­on is required. TO REGISTER or for additional informatio­n, visit http://bit. ly/2kJDBKV.

FRIDAY NOV. 3

WRITERGAL NETWORK LLC presents the event, 50 Communicat­ion

Hacks, a fast-paced, educationa­l business communicat­ion forum featuring insider tips, tricks and unique approaches for successful branding, promotion and marketing, from 9 a.m.noon at the Santa Fe Business Incubator, 3900 Paseo del Sol in Santa Fe. Speakers include: Sonja Dewing, writer, trainer and creativity instigator; Emily Esterson, high quality publicatio­ns from idea to print; Kelly Koepke, content creator and collaborat­or; Pamela

Livingston, user experience strategist;

Cristina Olds, graphic designer and writer; Denise Sessions, writer, editor and instructio­nal designer;

Deb Trevino, executive communicat­ions strategist and writer; and Gayle Vance, writer and editor.

Tickets are $59 and includes a continenta­l breakfast and refreshmen­ts. Space is limited, advance registrati­on is recommende­d. To register, visit www. writergals.com. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATIO­N, contact Emily Esterson, by email at emily@emilyester­son.com; or by calling 505-553-2671.

FRIDAY NOV. 3

THE NEW MEXICO SOCIETY OF ASSOCIATIO­N EXECUTIVES (NMSAE) and Meeting Profession­als Internatio­nal (MPI) are cosponsori­ng a Hospitalit­y Showcase and Luncheon from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Crown Plaza Albuquerqu­e, 1901 University NE. The event will bring together profession­als and executives from New Mexico-based associatio­ns as well as the supplier and planner networks supported by Meeting Profession­als Internatio­nal. Admission is $30 for MPI members and $45 for others. TO REGISTER or for additional informatio­n, visit www.mpinm.org.

SATURDAY NOV. 4

CHAPTER 80 of the National Active and Retired Federal

Employees (NARFE) meets at 11 a.m. at the Palo Duro Senior Center, 5221 Palo Duro NE. All current or retired federal employees are invited. The meeting includes the FEHBP Open Season Health Fair. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATIO­N, call 505-373-3456.

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