Thursday, March 21st, marks another exciting opportunity for Downtown Rogers (DTR) business owners and staff to come together for the monthly Downtown Rogers Merchant Meet-Up. Hosted by the Rogers Lowell Chamber, this gathering serves as a platform for fostering connections, exchanging ideas, and sharing best business practices.

The Onyx Experience: The venue for this week's meet-up is the esteemed Onyx Coffee Lab located at 101 E Walnut Street, Rogers AR. From 8:45 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., Thursday, March 21. Attendees will have the chance to indulge in coffee and conversation while delving into the insights shared by Kimberly Johnson, the District Manager for Onyx Coffee Lab and Hail Fellow Well Met.

What’s happening: Johnson will be shedding light on Onyx's unwavering commitment to hospitality, team retention, and leadership challenges. This discussion aims to provide fellow entrepreneurs with valuable insights into creating a welcoming culture and sense of community within their own businesses—a concept often referred to as the "third space." By examining the Onyx Coffee model, attendees can glean strategies to attract and retain both customers and employees alike.

Why it matters: The significance of this meet-up extends beyond just networking.
- It's about empowering downtown businesses to thrive in an ever-evolving landscape.
- By facilitating connections and collaborations, the Rogers Lowell Chamber is fulfilling its mission to support small business and entrepreneurial development, thereby fostering economic growth within the downtown sector.

Facilitating small businesses: The monthly gathering is not just a forum for discussion; it's a testament to the collective drive and determination of the Downtown Rogers community to cultivate success.
- Whether you're a business owner, manager, or staff member, your presence at the Downtown Rogers Merchant Meet-Up is welcomed and encouraged.
Convening downtown businesses: For those seeking more information about these meetings or wishing to get involved, please reach out to the Vice President of Downtown Development, Karen Wagaman, at [email protected]. Let's come together, share our insights, and continue to build a vibrant and prosperous downtown community. Learn more here.

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