VOB Network | Community News

Kevin Jackson

Sunday Apr 12, 2026

Category: Events

Charity Golf Classic

Which BNI® Chapter Will Take the Lead? ??

BNI Central Maryland’s 1st Annual Fairways to Fortune Charity Golf Classic is more than a day on the course — it’s a chapter challenge.

? April 20, 2026
? Whiskey Creek Golf Course | Ijamsville, MD

Chapters will compete for bragging rights and region-wide recognition based on:
? Golfers & foursomes registered
? Sponsorships secured
? Silent auction items donated

All while supporting Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland.

?? 4-person scramble
?? Breakfast & lunch included
?? Contests, raffles, auction & awards
?? Powerful networking across the region

? Register or get involved:
https://zurl.co/d3vhE

? Questions? Contact Michael Garrity
Michael@MichaelGarrity.com

Discussion

No Comments Found

Related News

H7 CSA 26 Summit in Nashville

We’re Just 2 days out.

And if you’re still on the fence about attending the CSA 26 Summit in Nashville, here’s the real question:

What would it mean for your business if the next 60 days looked completely different than the last 60?

Because that’s what this room is designed to do.

This isn’t about more information.
It’s about what you’ll leave with.

If you’re serious about growing your business this year, don’t read any further. Register at: https://www.h7network.com/csa-summit

For those still not sure, here’s what attendees are walking away with:

A Clear Strategy to Generate More Business Through Relationships
Not more random networking. A system to build champions—people who actually open doors, send referrals, and help you grow.

A Better Way to Attract Clients (Without Chasing)
Learn how to position yourself so opportunities come to you—instead of sitting in endless calls that go nowhere.

Immediate Clarity on What’s Holding You Back
Whether it’s messaging, sales, hiring, or leadership—this room is built to help you identify and fix the gaps fast.

Practical Frameworks You Can Implement Right Away
Not theory. Real strategies from real operators that you can apply the moment you get back.

Stronger Connections That Turn Into Real Revenue
The biggest deals don’t happen on Zoom. They happen in rooms like this—through conversations you can’t replicate anywhere else.

Here’s the truth most people miss:

The value isn’t just on stage.
It’s in the room.

The conversations.
The proximity.
The relationships that turn into opportunities.

And in 9 days… that room is happening.

Seats are limited. And once it’s over, it’s over.

If you’re serious about growing your business this year, don’t wait.

Secure your ticket now and join us in Nashville.

View

Fragile systems redistribute it.

On the surface, both can look similar.

Work gets done.
People stay busy.
Progress appears steady.

But underneath, the difference is clear.

Strong systems make it easier to move forward.
Roles are defined.
Ownership is clear.
Decisions happen at the right level.

Effort compounds.

Fragile systems depend on people to hold everything together.

Gaps are filled manually.
Clarity is created on the fly.
Momentum depends on who is willing to absorb the strain.

Effort gets spent just maintaining motion.

From the outside, both systems can produce results.

But one is sustainable.

The other is expensive.

Veterans tend to recognize this difference quickly.

Not because they expect perfection.

Because they have operated in environments where friction has consequences.

They know the cost of unclear ownership.
They know what happens when responsibility is assumed instead of assigned.
They know how fast momentum disappears when structure is missing.

So the question becomes simple.

Is the system doing the work?

Or are the people compensating for it?

That distinction determines whether effort builds something lasting or just keeps something afloat.