Schaumburg Business Expo packs center
The Schaumburg Business Association's ninth annual SBA Business Expo was held Wednesday afternoon at the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center, 1551 N. Thoreau Drive. More than a hundred businesses exhibited, there were speakers, and the most popular event had to the “World's Biggest Business After Hours” with delicacies from some of the best chefs in the Northwest suburbs.
Six-year-old Luke Goldberg of Elk Grove Village shoots for Band-Aids as part of a promotion from Sunrise Senior Living in Schaumburg.
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Curt Wang, executive vice president of marketing and admissions at Lake Forest Graduate School of Management, speaks to a crowd at the SBA Expo.
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Doug Davies of Rand-Tec in Vernon Hills, left, and Steve Schmeit of Charter One bank in Addison share a laugh.
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Mary Small, left, of Focus Retirement Plan Partners in Hoffman Estates and Lisa Czarnecki, financial adviser for LPL Financial in Hoffman Estates, enjoy the conversation over a snack.
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From left, Gloria Drake, Christina Raddi, Don Marquis and Paul Jochim have some fun in their Clearbrook booth.
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From left, Jennifer Frisco, Megan Glascott, Karen Fischvogt and Samantha Vahldick of Bahama Breeze Island Grille in Schaumburg, serve up some food.
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