Putnam County Business Council

Putnam County Business Council The PCBC has an understanding and appreciation of our member businesspersons’ concerns, provides ment

We’re bringing business owners and leaders together with intention.Join us for Putnam Connects—because building your bus...
06/10/2026

We’re bringing business owners and leaders together with intention.

Join us for Putnam Connects—because building your business shouldn't feel like a solo act.

🗓️ Happening last Wednesday of the month
💻 Registration link in the comments

Tonight’s the night! 🌟Join the best of Putnam’s professionals for Putnam Connects—an energizing conversation space for g...
05/27/2026

Tonight’s the night! 🌟

Join the best of Putnam’s professionals for Putnam Connects—an energizing conversation space for growth-minded leaders.

🕠 5:30 PM | 💻 Zoom Let’s rise together. 👇 Register link in the comments!

Just a quick note — Putnam Connects is TOMORROW at 5:30PM on Zoom, and I don’t want you to miss it.If you’ve been cravin...
05/26/2026

Just a quick note — Putnam Connects is TOMORROW at 5:30PM on Zoom, and I don’t want you to miss it.

If you’ve been craving authentic connection, business clarity, and conversations that actually energize you, this is your room. This is your reminder to stop going it alone.

🖇️ Last chance to register: Link in the comments

Only 1 week until the next Putnam Connects! ✨ Professional growth 🤝 Real relationships 📍 Local impact Ready to connect b...
05/20/2026

Only 1 week until the next Putnam Connects!

✨ Professional growth
🤝 Real relationships
📍 Local impact

Ready to connect beyond the business card? We’ll see you there.

05/15/2026

From collecting hand-me-downs at 16 during lockdown to hosting incredible community events! 👗✨

Julia Maher shares the unexpected origin story of her secondhand fashion business on the latest episode of The Voice of Putnam County Business.

🎧 Click the link in the comments to listen to the full episode!

05/14/2026

Are we already nostalgic for 2020 fashion? 🤯

In the past, trend cycles took about 30 years to repeat—the '50s came back in the '80s, and the '80s came back in the 2010s. But as Julia Maher explains on this week’s episode of The Voice of Putnam County Business, the internet has put fashion on fast-forward. Things are moving so quickly that 2020 already feels like it was 30 fashion-years ago!

Do you agree? What’s a recent trend you already feel nostalgic for? Let us know in the comments! 👇

🎙️ Catch the full conversation with Julia at the link in the comments

05/08/2026

Paying just 1/3 of the retail price while keeping perfectly good clothes out of landfills? That’s a win-win. ♻️👗

On this episode of The Voice of Putnam County Business, guest Julia Maher drops some shocking truths about overconsumption. She sheds light on the insane amount of brand-new items—tags still attached!—that end up thrown away simply because people are buying more than they can possibly wear.

Tune in to the full episode to hear more about the realities of fast fashion, sustainable shopping, and how you can score an incredible wardrobe for a fraction of the cost! 🎙️🎧

Listen to the full episode now! (Link in comments)

05/07/2026

Declutter your closet, uplift your community. ♻️❤️

On this episode of The Voice of Putnam County Business, we are thrilled to welcome Julia Maher! Julia runs a 100% donation-based clothing model that is changing the way we think about shopping and giving back.

In this episode, Julia breaks down how her unique system works: drop off your clothes and either earn store credit, or simply let them go to declutter your life. Plus, she shares an exclusive look at her upcoming Community Fund, an initiative that allows people to donate their unused store credit directly to those in need.

Tune in to hear how Julia is turning sustainable fashion into a powerful tool for community support!

🎧 Link to the full episode is in the comments! 👇

🎙️ New Episode Alert! 🎙️How do you build a business at 16 during a global pandemic?🌍✨ This week, we sit down with 22-ye...
05/01/2026

🎙️ New Episode Alert! 🎙️How do you build a business at 16 during a global pandemic?

🌍✨ This week, we sit down with 22-year-old entrepreneur Julia Maher, owner of Secondary's Boutique in Carmel. Julia shares her journey of fighting fast-fashion waste, building a circular clothing economy, and bringing Putnam County together through local vendor events. Whether you love sustainable shopping or a great local success story, don't miss this one! ♻️🛍️

🎧 Link in the comments to listen now!

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593 Route 6
Carmel, NY
10541

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(845) 228-8595

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