Business Network Symposium

Held three times per year, the Business Network Symposium is a complimentary and informative morning for the Tampa Bay business community and UT students. Businesses that are well known but changing, new and emerging, or new to the Tampa Bay area are given the opportunity to share their business accomplishments and plans with the local community.

The symposium is sponsored by Merrill Lynch and hosted by The University of Tampa Board of Fellows.

Each speaker will have 10-15 minutes, and the event will conclude with a Q-and-A session. This symposium is open to the public and has complimentary admission.

RSVP online or call the Office of Development and Community Relations at (813) 253-6220.
 

When:	Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011; Jan. 24, 2012; and April 10, 2012
Location:	Crescent Club, 9th Floor of the Vaughn Center, The University of Tampa 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606
Time:	7:15 - 7:45 a.m. - Networking Breakfast 7:45 - 9 a.m. - Program
Parking:	First level of the Thomas Parking Garage (spaces are limited); Map

April 10, 2012 BNS Speakers:

	Joy Gendusa, Founder and CEO, PostcardMania Bio PDF
	Gordon Tunstall, Founder and President, Tunstall Consulting Inc.  Bio PDF
	John H. Armstrong, M.D., FACS, Chief Medical Officer, USF Health Center for Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS)  Bio PDF

Board of Fellows Business Network Symposium Committee Members

Debbie Sheridan, co-chair
Thomas Meachum, co-chair
Su Lee
Patricia Martini Clark
Penny Hulbert
Jason Heffelmire
Jim Hackman
Renee Vaughn
Graham Mavar
Michael Wills
Steven Field
Kim Thresher
Charlie Meeks
Ryan Quinty
Debbie Lundberg
Enrique "Henry" Woodroffe

UT Contact Information

Alexandra Silence
Director of Community Relations
(813) 253-6200 or asilence@ut.edu 

Underwritten By

	Merrill Lynch, 2011-2012 Business Network Symposia Presenting Sponsor
Sodexo Campus Services, Board of Fellows Catering Partner

The Board of Fellows sees its mission as one of strengthening the ties between the University and the local business community, serving as goodwill ambassadors within the community, and supporting the University financially through the Annual Fund and the Board of Fellows Endowed Scholarship. The organization has become an integral part of the Tampa Bay area’s image.