About Us

Koffee Talk® was not a planned venture. It evolved over time.

In 2002, “Lovey” Suzanne St.Pellicer-Stofko needed to develop a customer base. She reached out to two friends for help: Stacey Munsell of Baltimore Magazine and Kim Bray of Fandango Special Events. The three women met monthly to exchange leads over a cup of coffee. The common characteristic of their customer base = marketing professionals.  

Lovey felt the need shorten the sales cycle. The only effective way to do this was invited her customers to meet her friends. The addition of qualified leads wanting to meet new vendors over a cup of coffee forever changed the group.

Today KT is a membership organization, still doing business the old fashion way – face to face, with a hand shake and developing a relationship.

What is so special about a Cup of Koffee?

Meeting someone over a cup of coffee is nothing new. It is a relaxed, intimate and comfortable way to meet people and exchange ideas.

Koffee Talk has taken the intimate experience of two people sharing a cup of coffee and created an organization focused on doing business the old fashioned way; face to face, with a handshake and forming a relationship.

Facts

- B2B Resource Group for marketing and sales professionals.

- Baltimore Chapter and Harford County Chapter.

- Established in April 2002 and has become a leader among professional networking organizations.

-September 2005 Koffee Talk received Resolution for "Philanthropic Efforts of Your of the City"

                                                                                                                                      -City of Baltimore

- May 8, 2007 Koffee Talk received a US Trademark.

- Named one of “The Top Largest Networking Organizations in the Baltimore Area”

    - Baltimore Business Journal, Book of Lists 2009

Lovey St.Pellicer, Founder of Koffee Talk