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Somerset County Business Partnership presents 8th annual BizFest & Wellness Expo

On Thursday, the Somerset County Business Partnership, in conjunction with Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset and the Somerset Patriots, will host its 8th annual BizFest & Wellness Expo. Over 70 vendors are expected to display some of the best that Somerset County has to offer.

“This year, we are adding some fun elements to the event. The businesses on display are ones that everyone in the community should consider supporting and consider using. Small businesses are critical to our area; providing jobs, useful products and services. We look forward to this being a place for them to share why they are amazing at what they do,” said Len Harris, vice president of business services for the SCBP.

The event is open to the public, featuring a health screening village, food from BAM Desserts, Oink & Moo and more. Starting at 2 p.m., the expo is the largest event of its kind in the county.

For more information, call 908-218-4300 or visit scbp.org/bizfest. Preregistration is not required, but encouraged for participants to enter to win prizes that day.

The Somerset County Business Partnership serves as Somerset County’s regional chamber of commerce and the essential partner for doing business in Somerset County.

The mission of the SCBP is to “lead the business community to a prosperous and sustainable future,” offering members opportunities to grow their businesses through networking, advocacy, workforce initiatives and educational events. Members and investors represent public, private and community organizations, working in partnership and dedicated to maintaining and promoting economic prosperity and quality of life in Somerset County. The Business Partnership serves as the platform to “gain critical information, brand a business, develop leadership skills and learn how specific business strategies can improve profitability.”

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