Breakfast at the Cone 2022

1801 Dock Street,Tacoma WA 98402

10 June, 2022

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Gather at Museum of Glass with business, art, and civic leaders to celebrate a shared commitment to the vitality of the Pacific Northwest. Together with Honorary Event Chair, William “Bill” Robertson, CEO of MultiCare, Museum of Glass invites you to join us for the sixth annual Breakfast at the Cone: The Art of Business on Friday, June 10 at 7:30 am. For years, business, art, and civic leaders have gathered at Breakfast to discuss and honor our shared commitment to the vitality of the Pacific Northwest. This year’s in-person gathering will be particularly meaningful, as the Museum prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary in July. We are pleased to welcome keynote speaker Kris Erickson, who will speak to us about "Employee Engagement in a Hybrid World." As Co-Founder and Director of Consulting for Workforce Science Associates, Erickson empowers organizations to discover unique drivers and motivational aspects that contribute to a high-performance culture in their workforce. Erickson is an expert in employee engagement, and we look forward to hearing her thoughts on this topic as businesses in the Puget Sound and nationwide face increased employee turnover in the context of the Great Resignation. Breakfast at the Cone is an opportunity to connect with community and business leaders from across our region, while raising funds for Museum programming. We hope you will join us for what is sure to be a memorable morning celebrating the intersection of art, business, and community. Tickets are available now for purchase. $50 per individual, $500 per table of ten. For questions about the event or information about becoming a sponsor of Breakfast at the Cone, contact Jenna Canals at [email protected]. About Museum of Glass Located in Tacoma, Washington, Museum of Glass is a premier contemporary art museum dedicated to glass and glassmaking in the west coast’s largest and most active glass studio. Opened in 2002, the Museum has established a reputation for hosting impactful and engaging artist residencies, creating unique programs for visitors, and for its commitment to offering diverse educational programs to the community. Museum of Glass provides an environment for artists and the public to ignite creativity, fuel discovery, and enrich their lives through glass and glassmaking. Museum of Glass is a non-profit organization sponsored in part by the City of Tacoma Arts Commission, ArtsFund, Greater Tacoma Community Foundation, Dimmer Family Foundation, and the Driscoll Foundation.