Columbia Opportunity Resource

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Wednesday, February 24
Table for Six (TF6) Networking Event


The next COR TF6 Networking Event will be held on Thursday, February 24 at Terra. The only cost to participate is the cost of your meal. The restaurant will be providing a fixed menu with several options to suit different tastes.

Table for Six (TF6) Networking Event is an innovative leadership development and social networking event designed to connect emerging leaders with existing leaders on an intimate scale. The conversation possibilities are endless…as are your prospective dining mates. Each dinner will feature prominent executives in our community and will connect them with COR members for engaging and quality conversation, Q&A and networking.

Please register at http://tinyurl.com/ydvu9ef

Our Executives at this event will include:
Ginger Crocker, Judicial Director, South Carolina Workers' Compensation Commission
Lonnie Emard, Executive Director, Consortium for Enterprise Systems Management
Ric Luber, President and Chief Executive Officer, Midlands Authority for Conventions, Sports and Tourism
John Mikula, President and Founder, Mikor LLC.
Barry Russell, System President, SC Technical College System
Doreen Sullivan, President/CEO, Post No Bills


About Terra: Located at 100 State Street in West Columbia, Terra works to showcase the beauty and bounty that comes from within. Making a conscious effort to support local farmers and using as many locally grown ingredients as possible, Terra prepares the freshest and finest ingredients simply so that they speak for themselves. With the addition of a few complementing flavors, Terra strives to create harmony and beauty with each plate of food. It is simple food without pretension.

About COR: Columbia Opportunity Resource (COR) is dedicated to fostering a greater sense of civic and community involvement in the Midlands through social, political and cultural education, communication, development and action. COR inspires and empowers a new generation of Columbians to make our city a better place.