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Business, 05.05.2020 05:25 levy72

I feel privileged to have received an invitation to your downtown business owners luncheon next month. Although I must decline your invitation, it is for a reason I am sure you can appreciate. WhichBrew is now ready to open a series of bakeries called WhatDough. The grand opening of our first WhatDough bakery is on the day of your luncheon. Because I would love to have the opportunity to visit with you, may I invite you to cut the ribbon at our next WhatDough grand opening? I am aiming for the second week of August, but I will call to confirm the date and time.

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