Business
Networking Pick of the Week: Central RI Chamber Morning Coffee
Join members and non-member/guests on Thursday, August 8th from 8am to 9am for Morning Coffee, with the Central Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce. It will be held at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen at 615 Greenwich Avenue, Suite 8, Warwick (Stop & Shop Plaza).
Members are $5. Non-member/guests are $15.
This month, Dennis and Christina, owners of DreamMaker Bath and Kitchen of Southern Rhode Island invite you to start your day off by joining them in their beautiful showroom for coffee, treats, and connections.Jump start your day! Experience the benefit of networking with local Business professionals while you enjoy tasty treats.
About DreamMaker:
As local owners in the Rhode Island area, Christina and Dennis have a long History in the remodeling Business. Together they made the decision to purchase DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen to deliver their passion for remodeling to homeowners in the community.
Our clients tell us the best place to start is in our design center. At our first design center meeting, a DreamMaker designer will listen carefully and discuss your needs so your remodeling dreams are incorporated into your new space. We look forward to you sharing photos of your existing space and encourage you to bring any sketches or inspiration that you have gathered with you. We look forward to getting started!
Register for the event, HERE!
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