Pickering Town Centre opens its doors to APBOT

The Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade visited the Pickering Town Centre on Aug. 10 to do some Breakfast Networking in the centre's spacious food court.

Many attendees were surprised to learn of Subway's breakfast menu featured at the event and pleased with the meal before they got down to business with networking.

Subway provided a great breakfast.

Once again the Breakfast Series sponsors returned to promote their business, with The Callery Group, Durham Community Foundation, The Sanctuary-Pickering and ServiceMaster, all on hand. Additional sponsors for this specific event were Childrens' Wish Foundation and Deer Creek Golf Clubs.

Dan Collison of The Sanctuary.

Pickering Town Centre also provided free tote bags and provided a demonstration and display of their new modular display advertising opportunities at the popular and beautifully renovated mall.

Bill Zolis of the Callery Group.

Kim Hartwick and Karen Snow, representing Intact Insurance Durham, were recognized with the Board of Trade's most recent Eco-Business certificate of accomplishment, presented by Executive Director Kathy McKay. To learn more about this free recognition program and how easy it is to receive, visit apboardoftrade.com.

Kim and Karen, representing Intact Insurance, were recognized with the Board of Trade's most recent Eco-Business certificate of accomplishment, presented by Executive Director Kathy McKay.

Please have a look through the pictures below and click on a thumbnail to see a larger version of the image. If you would like a digital copy of the image e-mailed to you, please contact Dave Stell at david.stell@apboardoftrade.com.

Ian McCutcheon of ServiceMaster

The Board of Trade's next networking session is a Networking Lunch on the Patio at Safari Bar & Grill in Pickering Village on Aug. 31. Click here for registration details.

Alan Arsenault and Lorna Murphy of the Pickering Town Centre with one of the new display units available to be leased at the PTC.