Lynbrook Chamber networks at Micky Mo’s

Stephen Wangel

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Lynbrook Chamber members at Micky Mo's

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Guitarist Alex Frondelli, far left, accompanied Herald editor Mary Malloy, who sang a few ballads for the crowd.

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Micky Mo’s owner Mona Rhodie welcomed the guests.

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HErald publisher Stuart Richner, below, chatted with his account executive Nancy Friedman, left, Rhonda Glickman, vice president of sales, and Micky Mo’s owner Mona Rhodie, right.

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Lori Berger was the guest speaker for the networking event.

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Lynbrook chamber of COmmerce members gathered for a photo. Pictured from left were Micky Mo’s proprietor Mona Rhodie, Carol Burak, Polly Talbott, Rhonda Glickman, Linda Stephenson, Shirish Mohile, Lori Berger, Stephen Wangel and Chamber President Denise Rogers.

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The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce hosted its monthly networking meeting on June 27 at Lynbrook’s own jazz club, Micky Mo’s Cafe and Lounge on Sunrise Highway.

The venue proved to be a comfortable place to mingle and network, and included drinks and scrumptious appetizers made and served by owner Mona Rhodie and her staff.

Lori Berger, director of digital sales at Richner Communications, was the evening’s guest speaker. Her PowerPoint presentation, “Non-traditional marketing for your company, ” including tips on social media marketing (Facebook,Twitter and Google Plus), email marketing, content (interruptive) advertising and sponsored content .

“There are so many ways small to medium sized businesses can use digital vehicles to market themselves effectively and efficiently,” said Berger. Her talk was followed by a question and answer period.