LEXINGTON, S.C. — Business owners and community leaders in Lexington will hear from the head of a Midlands nonprofit that works to build trust between police and residents when the Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center holds its monthly Business Over Breakfast on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
The breakfast runs from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Radius Church, 300 W. Main Street. Kassy Alia Ray, Ph.D., the founder and CEO of Serve & Connect, is this month’s featured speaker.
Serve & Connect provides training, tools and technical help so police departments, local groups and residents can work together on safety and community well-being. The organization received the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award as South Carolina’s 2023 honoree, an award the bureau has given since 1990 to one person or group from each of its 56 field offices.
The chamber uses the monthly gathering to connect local professionals, share updates and talk about growth across Lexington County. SAFE Federal Credit Union is presenting sponsor for November.
Tickets cost $20 for chamber shareholders and $30 for everyone else. Registration must be made ahead of time, and seating is limited.
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