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Jerralds looks into chamber

   March 15, 2012

Shouldn’t the members of GCAACC decide its future? When do council members take over chambers? Is Jerralds a member? This will be an interesting power play to watch.

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Press Release
 
Contact: Council Member John Jerralds, District 5
City of Pensacola
Phone: 850-433-1479
 
Pensacola, FL – March 16, 2012 — Council Member John Jerralds will be holding an “Interest Meeting” for the Gulf Coast African American Chamber of Commerce  this Friday, March 16. The event will run from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm, it will be held at 222 Main Street, City Hall, and 1st Floor.  Anyone interested in sharing their input on how the chamber can re-invent, and renew itself is welcome to come.  
 
Council John Jerralds, says “if you want to know what it all about, then show up and find out”! He is excited about the prospects of being apart of  exploring new possibilities for the chamber.  He looks forward to working with those who are serious about making this happen and believes that with realistic goals, objectives and a strong base of supporters anything is possible.  All is welcome, so please feel free pass along this information and come be a part of this transformation process.
 
Want to Attend?
 
Event Details:
 
Who:      Council Member, John Jerralds
 
What:             “Interest Meeting” for the
Gulf Coast African American Chamber of
                        Commerce” GCAACC

“Help us reinvent ourselves to serve as leaders who governs themselves through integrity, excellence and accountability to our ourselves and community”
 
Where:  222 Main Street, City Hall, 1st Floor.

When:    3 – 5 pm
Date:      Friday, March 16, 2012

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