Beat *ichigan Tailgate Party

I wanted to let you know that I have the honor of being the Keynote Speaker at the Annual Beat *ichigan Event at the Longaberger House on Monday November 20th 6-8 PM. This is going to be a fun event and a number of you have inquired on where they could hear my presentation, so the event coordinator informed me that I could invite the all friends, associates and Buckeye fans to the event. I have included the information below. Go Bucks!

Trevor Zahara

Portal Chief B-8

614-746-6412

To All My fellow Buckeye Fans,

Join us for the BIG Annual Beat *ichigan Tailgate Party at the Longaberger Alumni House -Great Food, Adult Beverages and lots of fun and excitement leading up to THE GAME on Saturday !

Monday, November 20, 2017

Columbus, OH

An insider’s view of the ’Shoe

Ohio Stadium ushers, as some of the most dedicated Buckeyes, know all the best-kept secrets and stories of the famous Horseshoe. Join Trevor Zahara, an Ohio State usher of nearly 20 years and author of Confessions of an OSU Usher, as he highlights his captivating experience through videos, a presentation and trivia.

Monday, November 20, 2017

6–8 p.m.

Longaberger Alumni House

2200 Olentangy River Rd

Columbus, OH 43210

Cost

$10 per person (includes heavy appetizers and 1 drink ticket) Prizes ,Trivia Contest, FUN!

*Parking pass to be provided in final confirmation before event.

Call to Register- 800-762-5646.

About the Speaker:

Author Trevor Zahara, an Ohio Stadium usher for 20 years, has created one of Ohio State football’s most distinctive publications with Confessions of an OSU Usher. Through long hours of research, he has collected an abundance of humorous, heartwarming and fascinating stories.

Zahara, a 1971 Ohio State alumnus with a bachelor’s degree in pre-law, was also an Army ROTC graduate who proudly served as a first lieutenant, including 13 months in Korea. Later, he had a successful 31-year sales career with the Xerox Corporation. An accomplished public speaker, he has been featured on TV’s Good Day Columbus and many radio programs such as The Stiller Project, and in numerous newspaper articles.