113th Annual Meeting & B2B Expo

BRING YOUR TEAM – GAIN INSIGHT, BE INSPIRED!

Join us on Wednesday, November 18th for the 113th Annual Meeting and B2B Expo at the Multipurpose Auditorium at Adult & Teen Challenge, 1315 Main Street in Brockton. The Expo is free to walk the floor, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM & 1:45 PM – 3:00 PM. The luncheon takes place from 12:00 PM – 1:45 PM. Registration is required.

Meet other business people & community leaders by attending the Annual Meeting to celebrate businesses working together for the future of the Metro South Region. The Annual Meeting will feature an interesting guest speaker, as well as networking, and awards. Attendees will receive a special gift bag.

EXPO SIGN UP: REGISTER WITH HANNAH events@metrosouthchamber.com

Premier Sponsor: North Easton Savings Bank

Featured Speaker: Leo Meehan, CEO of W.B. Mason

Leo J. Meehan III is President and CEO of W.B. Mason Company, Inc., the Brockton-based, family-owned business founded in 1898. After graduating from Stonehill College, he joined W.B. Mason as a sales representative and rose through its leadership ranks before becoming CEO in 1994. Since taking the helm, Meehan has transformed the regional office products dealer into the largest privately held business products company, guiding its national growth while keeping its headquarters in Brockton and maintaining a strong commitment to customer service, education and the community.

Beyond his business leadership, Meehan has played an active role in education and the broader community. A longtime trustee of Stonehill College, he joined W.B. Mason in making a $10 million commitment that helped establish the Leo J. Meehan School of Business. He has also supported initiatives connecting education, business and workforce development, helping create career opportunities for generations of graduates.

After more than three decades at the helm, Meehan’s career represents a distinctive Brockton business success story. Under his leadership, a family-owned company founded in the city more than a century ago grew from a small regional operation into a multi-billion-dollar national enterprise while remaining rooted in the community where it began.