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Mark Burzych to Speak at Craft Beverage Workshop
Come learn with Mark Burzych, our experienced business attorney, who will be speaking at the Craft Beverage Entrepreneur’s Workshop. The Workshop will be held on February 12, 2016, at the Grand Rapids Doubletree Airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is geared toward helping new craft beverage businesses navigate the early stages of establishment. Mark will be speaking about corporate formation issues to consider when setting up a business entity and the importance from a business and legal perspective of selecting the right distributor for you.
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