May 16, PBL ONE Lunch

April 23, 2018

Join us Wednesday May 16, at 11:45 for our PBL ONE Lunch for an intimate and engaging round table discussion at the Doubletree by Hilton.

Our speaker Mike Taylor will be unable to join us due to a family emergency.

Instead of the speaker format, we’ll take the time to enjoy a moderated round table discussion.

We hope you join us!

Please pre-register at this link.

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