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As a busy
business executive and entrepreneur, there is never enough time for
rigorous networking to discover the “next big thing” let alone time for
giving back to the community. How can we stay connected, keep
momentum for our career growth and make a difference here at home?
Join us for this insightful morning program as Matthew Jennings,
President of Global Tier and founder of “Common Good Breakfast Series,”
shares how we can develop and implement local business networking
events focused on innovative, relevant business topics while providing
direct benefits to the greater community.
What You’ll Learn
- Understand the successful factors that allow us to create, build
and expand networks
- Discover how small steps can tie simple, significant
contributions to the community
- Seek innovative business thought and you can’t help but walk away
inspired
Matt
Jennings understands networking opportunities with purpose. He is
founder of “Common Good Breakfast Series.”
In 2007, Matt Jennings joined RTI as vice president of technology and
president of the Global Tier data management division. Jennings
founded Global Tier in 1999 prior to merging with RTI and focused on
data management, device monitoring, and information utilities. Prior to
Global Tier, Jennings worked for nearly 10 years with the Minneapolis
and Chicago offices of Accenture (formerly Andersen Consulting). While
at Accenture, Jennings developed strategic business plans and created
the infrastructure for wholly owned subsidiaries. As Financial Services
Manager for Accenture's Enterprise Business Services, he was
responsible for strategic planning and development of new
enterprise-wide solutions for Accenture's clients in various industries.
Jennings holds an MBA from the University of St. Thomas. He received
his BA in Business Administration from Valparaiso University.
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Leaders for over 10 years, Restaurant
Technologies, Inc. (RTI), located in suburban Minneapolis,
specializes in total oil management and commercial equipment monitoring
for the foodservice industry. We strive to provide exceptional value
and customer service, protect the environment, and support our
community. Global Tier is a division of RTI and its charter is to
deliver equipment monitoring and operational performance indicators,
alerts, and analytics to users in a variety of vertical markets with
one or multiple sites using web-based services and a subscription fee
model.
Date and Agenda
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration
8:00 am – 9:00 am Presentation
9:00 – 9:30 am Q&A and Networking
Cost
Members $25
Nonmembers $50
Students $15
Registration
Location
University of St. Thomas
1000 LaSalle Avenue
Minneapolis, MN
651-962-4000