ROYAL OAK – Ties Like Me, a professional networking group for the gay/lesbian community, will meet on Dec 21 from 5:30 – 8 p.m. at Boo Coo Restaurant in Royal Oak. The group reports that over one hundred twenty people attended their last meeting in November.
There are no annual dues or monthly fees to join the group.
Ties Like Me has created a networking opportunity in an environment to meet friends, engage in casual conversation and strengthen our community with strong business ties.
Boo Coo Restaurant is located at 1824 14 Mile Rd. in Royal Oak. For more information visit http://www.tieslikeme.com or call Robert Lalicki at 248-379-9527.
Ties Like Me to meet Dec. 21
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