Maryland Horse Council Maryland Horse Council
MHC Business Networking Lunch September 20, 2011 • Hosted by Nutramax
Business and farm members enjoyed an exclusive lunch at Nutramax Laboratories in Edgewood, Maryland. In addition to the always useful networking and the always enjoyable noshing, members saw how Nutramax made Cosequin and Cosemin. Don’t miss out on the next MHC Business Networking lunch and tour, Tues-
day, November 29 at Farmer’s Coop in Frederick! Join today – or make sure your membership is current!
MD Department of Business & Economic Development’s Brian Castleberry with Stan Salter of Maryland Horse Radio
The Equiery’s Jennifer Webster; FIC’s Sandy Hart Long; realtor Tracy Diamond; saddle fi tter Gina Perilla
Touchstone Valley Farm’s Jennifer Small with Chris Campitelli and Ashley Valis from the Governor’s offi ce
MHC president Steuart Pittman; Nutramax spokesman & Olympic Gold Medalist Phillip Dutton; Ashley Valis from Gov- ernor O’Malley’s offi ce; Nutramax Vice President and host Troy Henderson
*What is the MHC Business Network? T e MHC Business Network meets several times a year to
provide, well, business networking opportunities, mini-business seminars, exclusive tours of Maryland-based equine businesses and a FREE lunch!
MHC Fall 2011 Business Networking Lunches
Sen. J.B. Jennings and Nutramax’s Kristen Blanchard
FARMER’S COOPERATIVE FEED MILL (one of the few remaining mills in Maryland) Tuesday, November 29, 2011
(All MHC Business Networking tours and lunches are limited to business and farm MHC members; for more information, see
www.mdhorsecouncil.org).
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