Trade Brooklyn: Where Businesses Connect

Brooklyn, NY, September 30, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Cardinal Trade Group, Inc. (CTG), a leading New York business event management company, will host Trade Brooklyn on October 11, 2011, at Stage 6 in Steiner Studios in Brooklyn from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The show provides opportunities for large and small businesses to network, market and promote their products and services to the community.

This will be CTG’s 3rd Trade Brooklyn event, which will build upon the success of its previous trade shows in the borough. Trade Brooklyn will feature more than 100 businesses from Brooklyn and the greater metropolitan area. With exhibitors from every business sector, leading small-business speakers and educational programs, at Trade Brooklyn business owners and professionals can connect with prospects, vendors and referral sources. The show hosts seminars and panel discussions where business owners will learn solutions and strategies to overcome everyday business challenges from leading experts. Seminar topics include:

-Surviving and Thriving on Chaos: Tools, Strategies, and Ideas for Re-inventing your Company and Prospering in Tough Times – presented by Michael Sperduti, Emerge Sales.
-Healthcare Reform Unveiled – moderated by Lisa A. Bing, Bing Consulting Group, Inc.
-The Brooklyn Buzz – Social Media and Marketing Discussion – moderated by Bill Corbett, Jr., Corbett Public Relations
-"The Entrepreneurial Equation" – presented by Peter Kettle and Tim Mullins, Edward Jones

“Trade Brooklyn gives every business in Brooklyn, from the main street mom-and-pop shops to the downtown corporations, a platform to show the Brooklyn business community and residents who they are and what they do best. Our event is like no other in Brooklyn, it includes every type of business and is focused on bringing small-businesses, big businesses and the community together to promote commerce and stimulate economic activity,” said Jonathan Levin, Founder of Trade Brooklyn.

“Edward Jones has participated in every Trade Brooklyn show. The shows are dynamic business events that bring businesses together to share their expertise and business solutions with each other. We have found that the companies that participate are serious about doing business. We’ve received quality leads from this event in the past and we plan on taking an increasingly prominent role in the future,” said Peter Kettle, Financial Advisor at Edward Jones Investments.

Free to the public with advance registration, Trade Brooklyn will provide opportunities to learn about the latest products and services available to assist businesses to become more profitable and efficient. Over 100 exhibitors and over 1,200 attendees are expected. Each will have the opportunity to connect and network with local businesses, national corporations, franchises, banks, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, government agencies, business advocacy groups and the media.

This event is free to attend. For exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities, visit www.brooklyntradeshow.com, call (347) 464-0777 or e-mail info@cardinaltradegroup.com.

Cardinal Trade Group events help businesses promote their products and services to the business community, meet new clients and network with key decision makers. For more information about the company’s industry leading shows visit www.cardinaltradegroup.com, call (347) 464-0777 or e-mail info@cardinaltradegroup.com.

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