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On January 16th, the Academy of Traditional Karate, located at 155 West Street, in Wilmington opened its doors to the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce by hosting a networking lunch. During this lunch event, current Chamber members learned about what has made the Academy of Traditional Karate successful & unique over the past 25 years.
The presentation was lead by owner Todd Keane, Program Director Anthony Alessandro, and Assistant Program Director, Kelly Court. The lunch event included a tour of the 6,400 square foot, state of the art facility, and presentation on how the Academy has been serving the local community for the past 25 years. Chamber members learned about the traditional style of Karate taught at the Academy, and the many personal and professional benefits of karate including goal setting.
