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Bethesda Dilworth Hosts Sunset Hills-Crestwood Chamber Networking Lunch

The mid-day soiree reminded members of the power of small business and planning for retirement.

Tuesday's Sunset Hills-Crestwood networking lunch at had a common theme—planning.

Many small business owners and representatives exchanged business cards and talked about planning in this tough economy. 

"Since losing my job in 2004, I'm now in the business of changing lives," said Keith Kassel, owner of Axxiom Franchise Advisors.

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After an hour of networking, the luncheon began with an introduction of special guests, along with welcoming new members. 

Karen Dawson, treasurer of the Chamber, addressed the crowd regarding Monday's golf tournament.

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"We can still use your help if you're not playing," she said. "You don't need to come out for the whole day—wouldn't you rather be outside than inside in your office?"

The lunch continued while guest speaker Kelly Rechlect, admissions coordinator, gave a presentation regarding the benefits of Bethesda. 

"I'm here today to dispel the myths of nursing homes," Rechlect said. "I'm not sure how many of you have ever been in a nursing home, and Bethesda is a stellar facility."

A tour of Bethesda Dilworth wrapped up the lunch.


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