Want to know whether you should start your own business? The first-ever StartUp StorySlam will feature local entrepreneurs’ tales of what inspired them to take the leap. And the organizers are partnering with us to give you 25 percent off your ticket.
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Founders Andy Meehan and Jim Breslin are still accepting pitches for the first event, so shoot them an email if you are interested in being one of the 1o entrepreneurs to tell your five-minute story.
The event will take place Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. at Benjamin’s Desk.
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