Past Meetings

Join the Medway Business Council as it kicks off its 41st membership season on September 16 from 5-7 p.m. A much anticipated annual event, the fall kickoff invites all members and prospective new members for a safe, outdoor networking social (fewer than 50 people). This is a great opportunity for all Medway business owners -members and non-members- to safely network ...

  Even during these challenging times and with social distancing, Medway Business Council forges ahead to take care of required business and build Medway's network for businesses.  On June 17 at 4 p.m., MBC will hold its annual meeting via Zoom online.  We will miss the camaraderie of being together in person for our traditional dinner meeting, but as we ...

We know that many businesses are being creative finding ways to make connections and earn money during this challenging time.  LinkedIn is one of the most important business networks to be on as a business owner. Most people today have LinkedIn accounts but under utilize them, they don’t see value. Learn how to put this free tool to work for ...

February 12th: MBC Networking Lunch and Idea Exchange at Restaurant 45 Join Medway Business Council for a lunch and idea exchange on February 12 at Restaurant 45.  When making decisions and trying to think creatively, it's always good to have a sounding board. You might work on your own and/or not have a team of others easily accessible to brainstorm ...

After the whirlwind of the holiday season, we're all getting back in the swing of things.  Getting out and networking is a great resolution for 2020...and we have an easy way to help you achieve that goal.  Join Medway Business Council on Wednesday, January 15 at The Thayer Homestead from 7:30-9:00AM to make connections and share ideas.  With our Jenga-style ...

The holidays are here and you are invited to enjoy some holiday cheer with fellow business people in Medway! Join Medway Business Council on Wednesday, December 18 at T.C. Scoops from 5-7 p.m. for our annual Holiday Social... a chance to sip, nibble and tell year-end stories.  The holidays can be hectic so why not take a short break from ...

How to Differentiate Yourself is an interactive workshop by expert Mark Altman of MindsetGo where participants identify their assets, characteristics, strengths, and skills as an individual. It is a mix of how you present yourself and how others see you. A strong personal brand is what differentiates you from your competition and represents how you are seen, heard and understood. ...

WHEN: Thursday, October 17, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm WHERE: Mickey Cassidy’s Irish Restaurant & Public House 116 Main Street, Medway (Drybridge Crossing Plaza opposite end from The Muffin House) LUNCHEON FEE: Members $25; Nonmembers $30. Click here to register. Register by October 14 Join us for to an Medway Business Council networking lunch on October 17 from 11:30 am ...

Medway Business Council Annual Dinner Meeting May 16th Featuring Guest Speaker Michael Boynton, Medway Town Administrator The Medway Business Council invites all business owners to attend the organization’s annual dinner meeting on May 16th from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Restaurant 45, 45 Milford Street, Medway. The meeting’s speaker is Michael Boynton, Medway Town Administrator, who will update ...

Is your business' website "ready for business"?  Like the phrase, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder," effective web design is best judged by the users of the website - not just by the owner. Many factors impact the usability of a website in addition to good form (how it looks) and function (how easy is it to use).  Websites that ...

Ready to keep the St. Patrick's Day spirit alive? Come to a special Medway Business Council networking lunch on March 21st from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm. This is not only a chance to meet other Medway business owners and enjoy fine fare, but an opportunity to meet the new chef of Mickey Cassidy’s Irish Restaurant & Public House, Laura ...

Have you been putting off planning for you businesses future? Medway business owners - regardless of company size - pour their heart and soul building their company. Unfortunately, stats show that 58% of small privately held business owners have no succession plan (Inc. Magazine) and most of those with no plan: 78% blamed their lack of planning at least partially ...