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Arkansas team members rub elbows with key decision makers
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Our employees in Arkansas attended the Springdale (Arkansas) Chamber of Commerce’s Sam’s Chickin, Peelin' and Politickin' event in early October, rubbing elbows with key decision makers in their state.  

This event is held annually and features the governor, senators, congress members and local elected officials. It is the largest event of its kind in the state, considered the ultimate business/political networking event. The event includes a members-only event where guests meet and mingle with key decision makers in their state.

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