Going to Miami next week for the Entrepreneur Magazine Growth 2.0 Conference? Join featured hosts and entrepreneurial growth experts Starr Hall and Tim Berry, along with your fellow conference entrepreneurs, in raising a glass to the Entrepreneur Award winners and the entrepreneurial spirit everywhere!

Take a load off after the Growth 2.0 Conference at the very lovely (and very walkable) Van Dyke Cafe – first 150 attendees enjoy wine and appetizers on Infusionsoft! Also, enjoy mini-talks by Starr and Tim on how smart relationship building, planning process, and email marketing can help your business grow. Stop on by and enjoy the fun!

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When

Tuesday January 26, 2010 — 4:30-6:00 PM

Where

A lovely one-block stroll from the Miami Beach Convention Center.

Van Dyke Cafe
846 Lincoln Road
Miami, FL 33139
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Who

Starr Hall has worked on public relations for corporations, non-profit organizations, authors, CEOs and associations, both national and international. She has relationships with over 800 editors, writers and segment producers worldwide and has secured placement and coverage for her clients in regional, national and international newspapers, magazines, radio, television and Internet outlets. Her next book, GET CONNECTED-The Social Networking Toolkit for Businesses, was released this year. Follow Starr on Twitter: @starrhall

Tim Berry is the president and founder of Palo Alto Software, founder of bplans.com, and co-founder of Borland International. He also teaches starting a business at the University of Oregon and is the author of “Plan-As-You-Go Business Plan,” and “3 Weeks to Startup,” published by Entrepreneur Press. His business plan column and “Up and Running” blog can be found on Entrepreneur.com. Follow Tim on Twitter: @timberry

We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday! You can invite people to attend the event by Tweeting about it or sending them here for more info.

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