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2024 Lobster Toss Cornhole and Education Event

  • 29 Oct 2024
  • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
  • The Dome @ Portland Sports Complex 512 Warren Ave, Portland ME 0103

Registration

  • Attendance for members includes lunch, dessert, and cornhole networking. We will pair you with another member to form a team!
  • Cornhole Team of 2 people, Networking, lunch, Dessert
  • Morning attendance for members includes breakfast, lunch, cornhole networking and dessert
  • Morning attendance includes breakfast, lunch, cornhole networking and dessert
  • 2 boards with company logo and 2 sets of bags- please email progams@nkbamaine.org with logo file and what color bags you would like
  • Cornhole Board with Logo
    Food for 4 people
    Logo on Event Webpage and in all email blasts
    Event Table Signage
    Full table for brand materials
  • Food for 4 people
    Logo on website and emails
    Event Banner Signage
  • Food for team of 2
    Logo on website
    Event Banner Signage

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1st Annual NKBA Maine Chapter Lobster Toss
Cornhole and Educational Event 

The Dome @ Portland Sports Complex 

512 Warren Ave Portland, ME 04103

WE HAVE A GREAT DAY PLANNED FOR ALL! 

8:30          Breakfast and Networking for education attendees

9:00          "Art of Storage"- Jason Blais of Rev-A-Shelf

10:00        Break 

10:15        "Selling with Empathy"- Duane Becker of SaPre 

11:30    Registration for Cornhole

12-12:45  Lunch & Networking

12:45        Rules for the Toss and GO!

3:30          Prizes & Networking @ Turfs

2024 Lobster Toss - Educational Event Sign up.pdf

2024 Lobster Toss - Sponsorship Document.pdf


EDUCATION FOR THE DAY

1st Session:   

Art of Storage: The art of storage organizing is

found in the third “f” in form, fit and function. It is hard enough designing the space for

form and fit, but adding function takes your design from beautiful to “I want that”. This

course will take you through current remodeling trends, changes in consumer design

personalization, and how to imaginatively add accessories, such as storage organizing

and profits to your designs.”

2nd Session: 

Selling with Empathy: Creating an emotional connection with your client. As many as 30% of Kitchen and Bath

prospects decide not to proceed with a project, why? The primary reason given for this

is that they have been too overwhelmed by the many choices and decisions. To gain

and retain your client, you must understand their perspective and what they might be

thinking and experiencing. I will talk about how being empathetic to your client's wants

and needs will gain their trust and help you sell more. This session will help you to: 1.

Understand your buyer's mind. 2. Design your proper approach. 3. Address your client's

concerns. This will be a lecture-based format but designed to be conversational with

questions/discussions encouraged throughout.”

**If you would like to donate prizes or raffle items please reach out to any of the board members**

Please reach out to Lorilee for Education information: 207-975-2717

Please reach out to Jenny for Event details or questions: 207-809-9503

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