Marketing Coach Anna-Vija McClain Keynotes January 2018 RUTHERFORD Cable Meeting on Getting More Time Out of Every Day
Founder and President of Piccolo Marketing Anna-Vija McClain will be the keynote speaker at the RUTHERFORD Cable monthly breakfast meeting Tues., Jan. 9 from 7:15 a.m. until 9 a.m. on this topic: “Hacks to Get 26 Hours in Your Day.” McClain offers this kickstart to the New Year to “help build a proven, stronger system for your business development. My big dream is to help people find their happiness, improve their lives, grow their businesses and thrive.”
The RUTHERFORD Cable monthly meeting is at Stones River Country Club, 1830 N.W. Broad St. in Murfreesboro. RUTHERFORD Cable members and guests are welcome, and the public is invited to attend. The cost for the meeting is $20 for members and $25 for non-members and includes breakfast. Reservations are available online at rutherfordcable.org and must be completed by Noon Friday, Jan. 5. A limited number of seats will be available for walk-ups on a first-come, first-serve basis with an additional $5 late-registration fee.
About Anna-Vija McClain
Over her 15-year career in hospitality and business management, Anna-Vija McClain has become an expert in marketing and coaching. Her marketing service company, Piccolo Marketing, works with small businesses and entrepreneurs, executing strategic marketing campaigns to build a successful brand on an affordable budget. Currently, McClain is focusing on an online coaching program titled “Build Your Damn Business.” The program offers training webinars, systems improvement, a resource library and an online forum to help members keep their momentum.
McClain is connected in the Nashville community through numerous charities, boards and volunteer efforts. In addition to recently being inducted as the youngest member of SCORE Nashville, she currently is a board member of Mental Health America of Middle Tennessee and chairs the Marketing Committee. She is also a frequent guest speaker at local events and colleges, including Belmont University and Middle Tennessee State University.
