The National Black MBA Association, Inc.-St. Louis Chapter is hosting its November Professional Development Forum, “2005 RE-ENGERIZE,” on Monday, November 7, at A. G. Edwards, 1 North Jefferson, in the Tower Building, on the second floor in the “glass house” room.
The goal of the program is “re-engineering your mind, body and soul to maximize success, relieving stress.” Participants will be invited to the end 2005 by focusing energy and centering to start a fresh year.
The presenter will be author Penny Harris Smith. A drawing to win a free copy of her books Simple Lessons and A Fenced Yard will be held.
NBMBAA invites the public to participate in an interactive evening focusing on information to make quality decisions concerning mind, body and soul.
The event begins at 6 p.m. with a reception.