Innovate and Caffeinate with Southern Ocean County Chamber of Commerce

SHIP BOTTOM, N.J. - Dec. 3, 2015 - PRLog -- Southern Ocean County Chamber is excited to begin its 102 year with our Innovate and Caffeinate Business Breakfast Meetings series.  These dynamic gatherings will provide breakfast buffet, relevant keynotes, plenty of time to network and coffee to go bar to get you to the office.  The Wednesday, January 13 Kick Off meeting at the Holiday Inn Manahawkin will feature acclaimed strategic economist Joel Naroff, Phd. Always a popular speaker with the business community members, he is founder of Naroff Economic Advisors, author, economic adviser to the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, and Beneficial Bank.

A nationally recognized economic forecasting expert, Joel has received numerous awards including NABE Economic Outlook Award, Lawrence Klein Award for Blue Chip Forecasting Excellence, as well as named Bloomberg Business News top economic forecaster. Joel also served as MSNBC;s top forecaster and recognized with CBS MarketWatch Economist of Month Award. He has been quoted in Business Week, The Wall Street Journal, The NY Times, USA Today and is a business commentator for KYW Radio in Philadelphia.  An accomplished public speaker, Joel’s humor and unique ability to make economics understandable have brought him a wide following. His presentations on national, international, regional and industry topics show how evolving economic trends can impact businesses, governments, educational institutions and not for profits.

The January 13 meeting will begin at 8:15 at Holiday Inn Manahawkin. The buffet breakfast and program will be $25 with RSVP or $30 at door. Mr Naroff is always a favorite speaker, so please reserve your space by contact Southern Ocean County Chamber at 609 494 7211.  2016 Innovate & Caffeinate meeting schedule will be March 9, May 11, September 14 and November 9. For more information go to www.visitLBIregion.com or follow on social as LBI Region or on Facebook as Southern Ocean Chamber, #beachcultureredefined