Main Street Revolution Luncheon presents . . . .

Main Street Revolution is all about empowering and engaging business professionals like you! Our mission is to help you build thriving enterprises through education, connection, and creativity—all within a welcoming networking environment that fosters meaningful interactions, fresh strategies, and improved performance.

There’s nothing to purchase—just come ready to learn, connect, and be inspired! We are excited to offer a dynamic presentation and a light lunch, so arrive early and stay a bit later if time allows to make valuable connections.

This Month’s Agenda:
* 11:00 AM – Doors OPEN
* 11:10 AM – Lunch is served
* 11:30AM – Introduction to Main Street Revolution
* 11:40 AM – Featured Speaker: Howie Milstein
* 1:00 PM – Open Networking

Don’t miss out—reserve your spot today!

Please register here.

There is limited seating and registration will be closed when we hit our capacity for this event. If this event is SOLD OUT please contact Melissa at [email protected] to find out your options.

Jon Halleen will address “The Myths of Self-Actualization” and the challenges that keep us from building the best versions of ourselves.

During this event we will consider the myths, and then the realities of personal potential.

How would your best self unfold if:

• You sharpen your Self-Awareness?
• You clarify your Aspirations?
• You Align your thinking and behaviors to make you the person you want to be?
• You continually adjust and Adapt to a world that always changes?

JOIN US AND FIND OUT!

About Jon Halleen

As a facilitator, trainer, and coach, Jon helps people modify their thinking and behavior for their personal growth.

His first career was in clinical therapy and counseling. Jon transferred those communication skills to a business career in sales and sales management, organizational consulting, training, and coaching.

Jon holds undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Sociology, and a graduate degree Counseling Psychology.

Host or Publisher Main Street Revolution