Morning Schmooze - February 8, 2012

The Art of the Schmooze at
Johnson County Community College

There is no better place than Johnson County Community College to refine both your competitive advantage and your appreciation of the arts. And two of JCCC’s finest institutions, the
Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art and the Center for Business and Technology,
are teamed up to show you the “Art of the Schmooze.”

The Center for Business and Technology at JCCC is the center for all your training needs. Whether you’re an individual looking for leadership and technology training to boost your skills or an organizational leader that needs specially customized training for your team, the center provides training that spans nearly every functional area of a successful business. The center’s expansive array of programs and customized training by expert instructors using quality curriculum are unmatched in meeting the needs of Kansas City's most successful individuals, businesses and organizations.

The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art is an integral part of JCCC. The elegant, minimalist building was designed by architect Kyu Sung Woo and is clad in Kansas limestone. Throughout the museum’s two levels are 10 galleries for temporary exhibitions and the permanent collection. Much of the museum’s permanent collection is comprised of works gifted by Marti and Tony Oppenheimer and the Oppenheimer Brothers Foundation. Art from Johnson County Community College’s Permanent Collection supplement the Oppenheimer Collection on view in the permanent collection galleries.

Join more than 150 business professionals at Johnson County Community College. We will schmooze in the Atrium—the gorgeous glass space between the Nerman Museum and the Regnier Center. With its prominent east campus location, the Atrium literally connects technology, training and art offered by JCCC.

Following a continental breakfast, you’ll be free to browse the museum galleries, and network with 150 of the best and brightest business professionals. Bring plenty of business cards to share with your new contacts. Parking is reserved for you in the garage below the Regnier Center building, located near the Quivira Road entrance. Don’t forget to register and share this information with your other Chamber member business associates.