Wake Up Paso
Name:
Wake Up Paso
Date:
May 25, 2016
Time:
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM PDT
Registration:
Sorry, public registration for this event has been closed.
Event Description:
Join us for breakfast, networking, and expert speakers!
May 25th from 7:30am to 9am.
Laurie Dey, Farm Credit West
Local Agricultural Industry Updates
Laurie is an Assistant Vice President with Farm Credit West. With over 12 years of lending experience, she currently specializes in financing Agricultural operations on the Central Coast. She will deliver a brief overview of our local agricultural industry and how it effects you directly.
Leslie Kubin, Healing the Quantum Way
GMOs and their Impact on your Health
Leslie was born and raised in MN, attended college at UW Eau Claire, and received her MS at Western Washington University?Huxley College of the Environment. She worked for the Federal government for over 12 years doing environmental and toxicology research. After a diagnosis of MS and Lyme disease she turned her focus to her health and began her work with biofeedback therapy and AIT nutritional consulting. She continues to stay up to date with the latest research involving pathogens, toxins, and their impact on our bodies. She loves to help people unravel the mystery of their health challenges.
Meghan Harris will be sharing information about the Boys & Girls Club movement, what their Club specifically is doing and striving towards, and ways the community can help.
May 25th from 7:30am to 9am.
Laurie Dey, Farm Credit West
Local Agricultural Industry Updates
Laurie is an Assistant Vice President with Farm Credit West. With over 12 years of lending experience, she currently specializes in financing Agricultural operations on the Central Coast. She will deliver a brief overview of our local agricultural industry and how it effects you directly.
Leslie Kubin, Healing the Quantum Way
GMOs and their Impact on your Health
Leslie was born and raised in MN, attended college at UW Eau Claire, and received her MS at Western Washington University?Huxley College of the Environment. She worked for the Federal government for over 12 years doing environmental and toxicology research. After a diagnosis of MS and Lyme disease she turned her focus to her health and began her work with biofeedback therapy and AIT nutritional consulting. She continues to stay up to date with the latest research involving pathogens, toxins, and their impact on our bodies. She loves to help people unravel the mystery of their health challenges.
Meghan Harris will be sharing information about the Boys & Girls Club movement, what their Club specifically is doing and striving towards, and ways the community can help.
